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eBay is the world's largest online marketplace, enabling trade on a local, national, and international basis through its diverse community of individuals and small businesses. Founded in 1995, eBay has over 181 million registered users globally and generated $44.3 billion in gross merchandise volume in 2005. The company has expanded through acquisitions such as PayPal and now operates in 32 countries worldwide.
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This document provides an overview of eBay including its history, services, leadership, finances, and stock performance. It discusses how eBay was founded in 1995 and now has a presence in 27 countries. The conclusion states that eBay is a good way to sell goods as it provides an easy and effective way for people to do business and act as a retailer.
PESTEL and SWOT analysis for e bay
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.
Eng presentation e bay
eBay is an online auction and shopping website that was founded in 1995 and connects buyers and sellers globally through three main auction formats. It has grown significantly over the years and now also owns the online payment platform PayPal. While eBay was originally very successful, it has faced increasing competition in recent years from sites like Amazon. The new CEO John Donahoe implemented strategic changes in 2008 to refocus eBay on fixed-price sales rather than auctions, which was controversial but aimed to better meet modern customer demands.
eBay
eBay is an American multinational e-commerce corporation founded in 1995 that operates online auction and shopping websites. It grew rapidly and became a phenomenal success, now having a net worth of billions. The first item sold on eBay was a broken laser pointer for $14. The most expensive was a luxury yacht sold for $140 million. The document analyzes eBay's strategic position using PESTEL, Porter's Five Forces, and SWOT analyses to understand the various external and internal factors influencing the company. It also compares eBay to competitor Amazon and discusses questions about eBay's current strategy.
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The document discusses e-commerce and e-business. It explains that internet selling of simple products like books is easy, but more complex products require more effort. It discusses how companies can create websites to provide information, catalogs, and transaction capabilities. Examples are given of businesses that have adopted e-commerce like travel, bus ticketing, and auction sites like eBay. E-commerce is growing in India and more companies will need to adopt e-business or risk falling behind.
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Ebay presentation
Ebay was founded in 1995 by Pierre Omidyar and was originally called AuctionWeb. It was renamed Ebay in 1997 and received $6.7 million in funding. Ebay connects consumers to buy and sell goods to each other on a global online marketplace. It generates revenue primarily through transaction fees charged to sellers. Ebay has over 100 million active users and competes with Amazon, Google, and Overstock.
Final e bay
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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Eng presentation e bay
eBay is an online auction and shopping website that was founded in 1995 and connects buyers and sellers globally through three main auction formats. It has grown significantly over the years and now also owns the online payment platform PayPal. While eBay was originally very successful, it has faced increasing competition in recent years from sites like Amazon. The new CEO John Donahoe implemented strategic changes in 2008 to refocus eBay on fixed-price sales rather than auctions, which was controversial but aimed to better meet modern customer demands.
eBay
eBay is an American multinational e-commerce corporation founded in 1995 that operates online auction and shopping websites. It grew rapidly and became a phenomenal success, now having a net worth of billions. The first item sold on eBay was a broken laser pointer for $14. The most expensive was a luxury yacht sold for $140 million. The document analyzes eBay's strategic position using PESTEL, Porter's Five Forces, and SWOT analyses to understand the various external and internal factors influencing the company. It also compares eBay to competitor Amazon and discusses questions about eBay's current strategy.
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Final e bay
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
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This document discusses eBay, the global online marketplace. Some key points:
- eBay has over 152 million active users and sees an item purchased every 2 seconds on average. Popular items like cars and handbags sell within seconds.
- eBay offers a wide range of product categories for collectors, motor vehicle enthusiasts, electronics buyers, and more.
- While eBay was an early leader in the online auction space, it now faces competition from Amazon, Alibaba, Rakuten and other e-commerce sites.
- eBay's revenues are over $75 billion annually and it continues working to improve the user experience and create a better customer experience than competitors.
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E-Bay
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Ebay is a world largest website where sellers and buyers come and make transactions. E BAY IN CHINA, eBay works lot in china to make success as they get in other countries.the marketing plans they get for success are listed in this presentation.
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Ebay was founded in 1995 and has since grown to over 200 million users by 2006. While ebay's business model of deriving revenue from fees charged to buyers and sellers using its platform has proven successful, it now faces challenges in maintaining growth. These include lack of interest from top sellers in incorporating new features, difficulties keeping up with varying international laws, and issues around auction integrity and large-scale customer service. Ebay is trying to address these problems through expansion, additional buyer protections, partnerships with competitors, the acquisition of PayPal, and initiatives to improve customer communication and feedback. Management must ensure new services satisfy customers while technological and organizational changes support ongoing adaptations to sustain long term viability.
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eBay is an American multinational internet corporation that manages eBay.com, an online auction and shopping website. It was founded in 1995 and became very successful. eBay expanded globally and now has operations in over 30 countries. However, this global expansion brought challenges such as translating the website into different languages, dealing with various regulations between countries, and addressing cultural differences.
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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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This document provides an overview of eBay Inc., an American e-commerce company founded in 1995. It discusses eBay's business model as an online auction and shopping website where people and businesses can buy and sell a wide variety of goods. The document also describes eBay's departments including products, marketing, and finance. It discusses eBay's global presence, marketing strategies, and financial performance. Finally, it presents a SWOT analysis of eBay's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.
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This presentation provides an overview of the online marketplace eBay. It discusses eBay's founding in 1995, current management and board of directors, mission to connect buyers and sellers, main competitors, products and services offered, and the basic process for registering and selling on the site. In conclusion, it notes that eBay has transformed micro auctions by connecting customers directly and that its revenue model benefits both sellers and users.
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- eBay offers a wide range of product categories for collectors, motor vehicle enthusiasts, electronics buyers, and more.
- While eBay was an early leader in the online auction space, it now faces competition from Amazon, Alibaba, Rakuten and other e-commerce sites.
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eBay started as a small online auction site in 1995 and grew into a global online marketplace phenomenon. It utilizes an effective auction-based business model with a strong brand and focus on user and listing growth. eBay offers a platform for multiple product listings from different sellers and buyers, allowing users to find virtually anything for sale. It has strengthened its platform through acquisitions like PayPal and Skype that facilitate payments, communication between users, and increased revenue. However, eBay also faces weaknesses like insufficient screening for counterfeit products that have led to legal issues, and threats like internet fraud, technological risks, and reliance on third parties.
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and stay in touch with me at :
twitter : @liong3388
instagram : @liong3388
thanks and have a good day :)
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ebay
eBay is an American multinational corporation that operates eBay.com, an online auction and shopping website. It became the dominant player in the online auction industry through its unique business model that connects buyers and sellers. eBay has had significant growth, with revenues increasing from $225 million in 1999 to $6 billion in 2006. However, eBay faces some challenges to its continued success, including weaknesses penetrating some foreign markets like Japan, and ensuring legal and safe transactions across its global operations. The document provides recommendations on how eBay can address issues like translation and expand opportunities through acquisitions, partnerships, and better serving its international community of users.
Ebay
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.
Powerpoint Presentation on eBay.com
Ebay was founded in 1995 and has grown to over 27,000 employees. It is a global e-commerce platform that allows 97 million users worldwide to buy and sell goods and services online or through fixed-price listings. Key services include general services, bidding/buying support, selling support, and customer support. The presentation outlines the registration and shopping/selling processes on Ebay and its payment platform PayPal.
eBay: The Internet’s Auction Leader
eBay is the world's largest online auction and shopping website. It was founded in 1995 and has grown tremendously, serving international sites in over 20 countries. eBay has created a global online marketplace by setting fair rules for commerce and enforcing transactions. It has had great financial success with billions in annual revenue generated from fees from the hundreds of millions of product listings and purchases that take place on eBay each year.
E bay
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.
Ebay
The document provides an overview of eBay, including its history, work style, new recruitment efforts, and challenges entering foreign markets like Japan and China. It notes that eBay was founded in 1995, went public in 1998, and acquired PayPal in 2002. While eBay failed in Japan due to cultural and business model differences compared to Yahoo Auctions, it saw opportunities in China and acquired Chinese auction sites, but faced hurdles around shipping and building trust for online transactions. To be successful internationally, eBay needs to adapt to local markets and address issues like reliable shipping and cultural preferences.
E bay presentation
eBay is an online marketplace founded in 1995 that connects buyers and sellers worldwide. It generates over $9 billion in annual revenue and employs around 17,700 people globally. The company's CEO is John Donahoe, who has expanded eBay's core business and overseen strategic acquisitions. eBay allows the sale of almost any item through online auctions and fixed-price listings, competing against Amazon and Craigslist. It has grown significantly since being founded and remains one of the largest online marketplaces.
Instructions Please read the following case description of eBay St.docx
Instructions: Please read the following case description of "eBay Structures Its Bid for Change". After reading this case, you should prepare your analysis following the guidelines I have provided. The purpose of this assignment is for you to demonstrate that you can apply the concepts, principles, and theories presented in the course readings. Your analysis must employ only the facts presented in the case description below. You must resist the temptation to introduce facts not in evidence in the case description by searching the internet for updated information. The company’s present situation is not necessarily the ideal solution that could be derived from a careful analysis of the facts as presented here.
This assignment is worth 80 points. Please post your completed case analysis under the "Assignments" tab.
eBay Structures Its Bid for Change
In 1995, 28-year-old computer programmer Pierre Omidyar started an online business to answer the kind of question that might interest both microeconomists and entrepreneurs: “He launched eBay,” we’re now told on eBay’s website, “to experiment with how equal access to information and opportunities would affect the efficiency of the marketplace.” Enthusiastic response to preliminary efforts had convinced Omidyar that somewhere there was a buyer for every item that a seller might put up for sale. The next step in Omidyar’s experiment consisted of a weekend spent writing software code that would support online auctions. He launched a website called AuctionWatch in 1995, and two years later changed the company’s named to eBay.
Originally, Omidyar structured his company using the functional design typical of small businesses. He set up the usual functional areas such as operations, finance, legal, human resources, etc., and eventually gave each unit a company president; however, he introduced a twist in the usual functional configuration by integrating a System4 design based on the behavioral model of organizational design that emphasizes the importance of group and other interpersonal processes. Omidyar’s personal values favored creating a company the structure of which sidestepped big business altogether and permitted individuals, wherever they might be, to function as buyers and sellers. Today, people commonly refer to eBay as “an online auction and shopping site,” but Omidyar envisioned his site as much more than an auction space. He intended eBay to create an online community—something like a small town in cyberspace—and, for that, he needed an organizational model that did away with bureaucracy and fostered democratic decision making, decentralization, open communication and interaction, and relationships of trust; after all, the entire business model depended upon two strangers trusting one another.
Omidyar stepped down as CEO in 1998, although he retained his position as chairman of the board. He was replaced by Meg Whitman, a former management consultant and a veteran of such venerable firms as P.
E bay
eBay is an online auction and shopping website that was founded in 1995. It has since grown to become a global e-commerce platform with hundreds of millions of active buyers and sellers worldwide. The document provides an overview of eBay's history and business model, as well as its acquisition of PayPal and analysis of competitors. Recommendations are made to expand services, further globalize operations, diversify the business model, and strengthen system infrastructure.
E bay.vs.amazon
eBay was founded in 1995 by Pierre Omidyar and has grown to become a global online marketplace connecting buyers and sellers. It generates revenue primarily through transaction fees. While initially focused on collectibles, it now hosts auctions and fixed-price sales across hundreds of categories. Key to its success has been developing network effects through high user engagement and establishing trust in its platform through feedback and mediation tools.
History of e bay in china
eBay entered the Chinese market in 2002 by acquiring a minority stake in EachNet, and later acquiring the remaining shares. While eBay grew to become the #1 e-commerce site in China by 2004, Alibaba had emerged as the leading player, owning the largest B2B site. In 2006, eBay was considering a merger with TOM Online, a Chinese company founded in 2000, as a strategy to increase revenue in China through mobile commerce and regain lost market share.
Ebay Shareholders Jun 08 Final
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- 1. Company Research – Factsheet Array Consultancy Services eBAY.com Company Report - Factsheet Industry - E-Commerce eBay is The World's Online Marketplace®, enabling trade on a local, national and international basis. With a diverse and passionate community of individuals and small businesses, eBay offers an online platform where millions of items are traded each day. The eBay community includes more than a hundred million registered members from around the world. People spend more time on eBay than any other online site, making it the most popular shopping destination on the Internet. • Founded in September 1995 by Pierre Omidyar's in San Jose • eBay India (formerly Baazee.com) launched in India in 2000 • eBay’s Mission is to provide a global trading platform where practically anyone can trade practically anything. • eBAY India had over 2.3 million unique visitors in December 2004 (Source: Web Trends). • Executive Team: Beth Axelrod Senior Vice President Human Resources Matt Bannick President eBay International William C. Cobb President eBay North America John Donahoe President eBay Marketplace Rajiv Dutta Chief Financial Officer Michael Jacobson Senior Vice President and General Counsel Jeff Jordan President PayPal Alex Kazim Senior Vice President New Ventures Pierre Omidyar Founder and Chairman of the Board Scott Thompson Senior Vice President and Chief Technology Officer PayPal Maynard Webb Chief Operating Officer Meg Whitman President and CEO • Major acquisitions: o 1999 – Billpoint, Butterfield & Butterfield (sold in 2002 to Bonhams), Alando (eBay Germany) o 2000 - Half.com o 2001- Mercado Libre, Lokau and iBazar, Latin Americas auction sites. o In July, 2002, PayPal, for $1.5 billion in stock. o On July 11, 2003 - EachNet, a leading ecommerce company in China, paying $150 million. o On June 22, 2004, acquired all outstanding shares of Baazee.com o 2004 - craigslist.org (25%), Internet Auction Co. (IAC), Marktplaats.nl, rent.com. o In May 2005 - Gumtree • eBay’s Business Model o Brings millions of people together o Utilizing the power of Mass Communication o Comprehensive Catalogs o Person-to-Person trading • eBay’s Revenue Model o Browsing & bidding on auctions is free o Insertion Fee - charged depending on the seller's opening bid on the item. o Additional Listing Options Fee - charged for additional listing options to promote the item. o Final Value - A Final Value (final sale price) fee is charged at the end of the seller's auction. • Facts about eBAY o Present in 32 countries o Gross Merchandise Volume - $ 44.3 Billion, 79% CAGR (2005) o Registered User – 181 Million 88% CAGR (2005) o Ranked 8th in the Global Retailer listing o #1 in E-Commerce Brand Awareness o #1 in E-Commerce Traffic • Future of eBay o Growth after collaboration with Skype, Paypal o Powerful e-commerce with enhanced communication engines o Growth through SMS, PDA, Mobile Devices www.arrayconsultancy.com Page - 1 -