Amazon has now expanded to 13 sites around the world, covering 65 countries.
35.4% of Amazon's users are from North America, 31.8% are from Europe, and 24.1% are from the Asia-Pacific region. Amazon's website traffic ranks 7th in the world, and it has 80 warehouses around the world.
Before opening a store on Amazon, you need to prepare:
1. If you are opening a store globally, you need to prepare corporate qualifications.
2. Prepare a dual-currency credit card. (VISA or MasterCard is recommended. Dual-currency credit cards are very easy to register in the country.)
3. Independent computer and network (have not logged into the Amazon seller account, nor have you logged into the buyer account to prevent account association, you need to log in on a fixed computer)
4. Email, mobile phone number (it is recommended to use a dedicated number)
5. Receiving account
Airwallex application link: https://channel.airwallex.com/;
WF card application link: https://www.worldfirst.com
American bank cards are troublesome, so you can find an agent to apply in the United States.
6. Choose the appropriate logistics channel according to the country where you open your site!
I just mentioned opening stores around the world. Amazon has global stores, personal professional sellers and individual sellers. In fact, there is no difference between global stores and individual professional sellers in terms of account backend display and charges.
There are some differences between individual sellers and professional sellers:
1. Individual sellers cannot have the same batch operation function as professional sellers
2. Individual sellers do not have order data reports
3. Cannot create special product details such as promotions
4. No golden shopping cart
5. There is no monthly rent for individuals, but only $0.99 for each product + commission for selling a product (the commission ratio depends on the category of the product you sell)
Professional sellers pay $39.99 per month + commission for selling one product.
