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This presentation provides an overview of the online auction industry and focuses on eBay. It discusses eBay's strengths such as its large user base and recognizable brand name. It also examines weaknesses like the inability to measure all illegal activity. Recommendations are made such as acquiring Shop Yahoo to broaden the customer base and expanding the eBay community.
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eBay is an American multinational e-commerce corporation established in 1995 that operates online marketplaces where goods and services are bought and sold. It has over 300 million active buyers globally. eBay segments its markets geographically and demographically, with the majority of users being between 35-55 years old with an average income of $50k-$75k annually. eBay's business model involves sellers listing items for sale through auctions with buyers bidding, or through fixed-price listings. It generates revenue through insertion fees from sellers and a percentage of final sale prices. While eBay dominates the online auction market, it faces threats from increasing competition and potential issues with fraud and privacy that it works to address through security and dispute resolution programs
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eBay is the dominant online auction and shopping platform. It has a global reach with over 100 million registered users worldwide. While it faces competition from Amazon, Yahoo Auctions, and others, eBay remains the leader in the online auction space due to its large customer base, brand recognition, and variety of goods available on its platform. However, eBay also faces challenges such as fraudulent activities, system breakdowns, and attracting more buyers relative to sellers. Overall, eBay has a strong market position but will need to address problems and adapt to changing market conditions to maintain its leadership role.
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This document provides a PESTEL and SWOT analysis of eBay. It outlines eBay's profile, services, and mission/vision. The PESTEL analysis examines political, economic, socio-cultural, technological, environmental, and legal factors impacting eBay. Key strengths include its large online auction forum and brand reputation, while weaknesses are lack of seller/product control and unawareness of some environments. Opportunities include using social media and acquisitions, while threats comprise security issues, competition, and high fees. The conclusion states eBay failed in East Asia due to lack of location awareness, payments, and understanding customer needs.
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eBay became the world's leading auction platform by leveraging its first mover advantage. It offered an innovative online marketplace model with minimal costs and operational risks. eBay gained users' trust through feedback mechanisms and acquired PayPal to facilitate online payments. It expanded services like "Go Local" and "Buy It Now" to deepen customer relationships. While eBay successfully expanded globally through acquisitions and localized sites, it faced limitations in markets like Japan and China where competitors offered better adapted business models. Network effects were crucial to eBay's growth, as the value of the platform increases with more users, attracting even more participants in a reinforcing cycle.
E-bay
eBay began in 1995 as an online marketplace for collectibles, growing to host 200,000 auctions by 1997. It now has over 90 million active users globally and $2,000 in goods are sold every second, totaling $60 billion in annual revenue. eBay connects buyers and sellers through online auctions and fixed-price listings. It ensures trust in transactions through user ratings, payment protection policies, and escrow services. While competitors have emerged, eBay maintains its dominant position through network effects, multiple platforms, and lack of inventory risks. However, its business model may not be sustainable long-term as growth slows and competition increases.
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eBay is an American multinational e-commerce corporation established in 1995 that operates online marketplaces where goods and services are bought and sold. It has over 300 million active buyers globally. eBay segments its markets geographically and demographically, with the majority of users being between 35-55 years old with an average income of $50k-$75k annually. eBay's business model involves sellers listing items for sale through auctions with buyers bidding, or through fixed-price listings. It generates revenue through insertion fees from sellers and a percentage of final sale prices. While eBay dominates the online auction market, it faces threats from increasing competition and potential issues with fraud and privacy that it works to address through security and dispute resolution programs
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eBay is the dominant online auction and shopping platform. It has a global reach with over 100 million registered users worldwide. While it faces competition from Amazon, Yahoo Auctions, and others, eBay remains the leader in the online auction space due to its large customer base, brand recognition, and variety of goods available on its platform. However, eBay also faces challenges such as fraudulent activities, system breakdowns, and attracting more buyers relative to sellers. Overall, eBay has a strong market position but will need to address problems and adapt to changing market conditions to maintain its leadership role.
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eBay became the world's leading auction platform by leveraging its first mover advantage. It offered an innovative online marketplace model with minimal costs and operational risks. eBay gained users' trust through feedback mechanisms and acquired PayPal to facilitate online payments. It expanded services like "Go Local" and "Buy It Now" to deepen customer relationships. While eBay successfully expanded globally through acquisitions and localized sites, it faced limitations in markets like Japan and China where competitors offered better adapted business models. Network effects were crucial to eBay's growth, as the value of the platform increases with more users, attracting even more participants in a reinforcing cycle.
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eBay began in 1995 as an online marketplace for collectibles, growing to host 200,000 auctions by 1997. It now has over 90 million active users globally and $2,000 in goods are sold every second, totaling $60 billion in annual revenue. eBay connects buyers and sellers through online auctions and fixed-price listings. It ensures trust in transactions through user ratings, payment protection policies, and escrow services. While competitors have emerged, eBay maintains its dominant position through network effects, multiple platforms, and lack of inventory risks. However, its business model may not be sustainable long-term as growth slows and competition increases.
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eBay's business model as an online auction marketplace has been very successful. However, eBay now faces several challenges to continued growth. These include slowing growth in key markets like the US and Germany, challenges expanding into new markets like China, and concerns about fraud and the need to improve customer service. eBay is taking several steps to address these problems, such as monitoring transactions more closely and improving policies. However, more focus on security and direct customer service may be needed. If eBay adequately addresses these challenges through management, organizational, and technological changes, it will likely remain successful long-term due to its established business model and ability to adapt.
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This document discusses eBay's failed expansion into the Chinese market in the early 2000s. eBay acquired EachNet, the dominant Chinese auction site, in 2002. However, Jack Ma launched Taobao on the Alibaba platform, which surpassed eBay's market share in China within a few years. Key mistakes by eBay included moving its servers out of China, which slowed site performance, as well as failing to adapt its US-centric business model to the Chinese market. As a result, eBay lost over 75% of its Chinese market share and ultimately sold its stake in EachNet.
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The documents provide information about eBay's business model and strategy. eBay is the world's largest online marketplace that allows individuals and businesses to buy and sell goods and services to each other. Some key points include:
1) eBay's core strength is its massive global user base and marketplace platform that facilitates consumer to consumer transactions based on trust.
2) The company has pursued strategic growth through acquisitions of companies like PayPal and Skype to expand into new areas like online payments and communications.
3) eBay faces threats from competitors, needs to continually innovate and enhance its platform to engage users, and is impacted by broader economic and market conditions.
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- 3. Industry Overview: eBay • On any given day, there are more than 16 million items listed on eBay across 27,000 categories. • People come to eBay to buy and sell products ranging from books, cars, accessories, travel etc. • Net Revenue chart for Year Ended 31st December 2011 2010 % Change $11,652m $9,156m 27.26%
- 4. STRENGHTS • Largest online trading forum: From its beginning in the mid-1990s, eBay has been growing. They have over 94.9 million registered users in more then 150 different countries. • Recognizable Brand Name: eBay has made sure to use color and unique writing to show their brand name off. • Over 250 Alliances: eBay holds alliances with some of the largest companies in the world. They include UPS, America Online, IBM, PayPal, and Walt Disney. These alliances create more opportunities for eBay to advertise and reach potential customers. • eBay University: For educating new users.
- 5. STRENGHTS Cont.. • Publicly Traded: The initial public offering generated $66 million in new capital for the company. Their second IPO generated another $600 million for the company. • Zero inventory held by company: eBay does not have stores or warehouses which reduces their cost down. • Sense of community: Feedback forum for customers & two personalized features for customers My eBay and about me. • Partnerships with international companies • No need for the traditional sales force
- 6. WEAKNESSES • Inability to measure illegal activity on site: • Inability to penetrate some foreign markets: they have been unable to take over one of the most crucial foreign markets, Japan. • Lack of in depth descriptions of products: Amazon.com boasts in-depth product descriptions for all merchandise sold on their site. This is not one of eBay’s outstanding features. • Technology malfunctions: It is an going factor when dealing with websites and online shopping.
- 7. RECOMMENDATIONS • Acquisition of Shop Yahoo.com: Yahoo.com’s shopping site is very weak in the online auction industry. eBay should explore the possibility of acquiring their shopping site, this will broaden their customer base. Though EBay already has partnerships with Yahoo.com in other areas so this acquisition would benefit both parties. • Increasing Use of the Internet: The internet is being used more and more each day. eBay can take this opportunity to expand and penetrate new markets
- 8. RECOMMENDATIONS • Expand the eBay Community: For continued customer satisfaction eBay should increase its community feel by targeting the customer base who are much active on on-line community forum.