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Die Anzahl an chinesischen Online-Händlern auf dem Amazon Marktplatz steigt immer weiter an. Lag der Wert vor zwei Jahren noch bei 26 Prozent, so kommen inzwischen gut 40 Prozent der Top-Seller aus China. Zu diesem Ergebnis kommt eine neue Studie von Marketplace Pulse. Aufgeschlüsselt auf die einzelnen Markplätze in Europa liegt die Zahl teilweise sogar noch viel höher.
Schon 40 Prozent der Top-Verkäufer auf dem Marketplace von Amazon stammen aus China, wie eine Marketplace-Pulse-Analyse ergeben hat. Vor zwei Jahren waren es noch 26 Prozent.
Während Amazon sich im Juli aus China zurückzieht, dominieren Händler aus dem Land zunehmend Amazons Marketplace – und sie werden auch immer erfolgreicher. Nach 26 Prozent vor zwei Jahren stammen mittlerweile 40 Prozent der Topseller aus China, wie eine Analyse des E-Commerce-Portals Marketplace Pulse ergeben hat. Im europäischen Ländervergleich liegt Deutschland in puncto Anteil erfolgreicher chinesischer Händler hinten.
40 Prozent der Top-Seller bei Amazon Marketplace haben ihren Sitz in China, vor zwei Jahren waren es erst 26 Prozent. Das ergab eine Analyse von Marketplace Pulse. Innerhalb eines Jahres stieg bei Amazon in Großbritannien der Marktanteil von Verkäufern mit Sitz in China von 28 auf 34 Prozent und in Deutschland von 26 auf 28 Prozent.
Merchants based in China are dominating Amazon
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BY TIM SANDLE 1 HOUR AGO IN BUSINESS
Amazon.com is a global marketplace. Given the company's U.S. origins it might be expected that U.S. sellers still dominate in terms of the products on offer. New data, in contrast, shows the dominance of Chinese firms.
According to a survey undertaken by Marketplace Pulse, 40 percent of the top sellers on Amazon are based in China. This represents an increase from up from 26 percent two years ago. A large number of these products are electrical, especially products designed to support primary devices, such as cables and earphones.
As Marketplace Pulse reports, the latest business information data released by Amazon's different regional websites reveals that an average of 40 percent or more of sellers are based in China. That's based on data collected from the top 10,000 sellers and is a huge increase from the 26 percent seen just two years ago.
According to a recent report by Marketplace Pulse, an e-commerce research and consulting firm, over 40% of the best-selling merchants on Amazon are now in China, a figure that's more than doubled since 2016.
The primary reason for their success is in pricing, as Chinese sellers are able to source products at a lower price than sellers in other parts of the world, said Juozas Kaziukenas, CEO of Marketplace Pulse. Although the general Chinese consumers may not find Amazon so appealing, China-based merchants are increasingly using it as an important sales channel to directly reach U.S. consumers, he said.
"Chinese sellers have something to offer to shoppers on Amazon, but Amazon itself failed to offer anything to Chinese shoppers that wasn't already perfected by local players like Alibaba," Kaziukenas said.
Nike has tested the YouTube product recommendations under videos that take viewers to its Google Express marketplace, whose slate of merchants has grown to 1,300 from 50 last year, according to Marketplace Pulse data.
“Who has hundreds of billions of dollars to burn over the next decade to even get close to Amazon?” said Juozas Kaziukėnas, founder of the e-commerce research firm Marketplace Pulse. “Google has enough money, but can they actually deploy it smartly?”
More than 1,300 merchants are selling through Google Express, according to Marketplace Pulse, compared to just 50 one year ago. But Google has been abandoned by some major retailers that had agreed to sell on its shopping platform. Walmart, its largest retailer, left Google Express earlier this year.
Laut Marketplace Pulse Research startet Amazon AE mit mehr als 10.000 Verkäufern, von denen viele aus Europa und den USA stammen. Es wurde ab Tag 1 mit Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) gestartet. Mehr als 1.000 Verkäufer nutzen FBA in den VAE bereits. Es ist noch kein Prime verfügbar, aber Bestellungen von Amazon oder FBA-Sellern, die über 100 AED kosten, sind Versandkosten frei und werden in 1-2 Werktagen geliefert. Insgesamt werden aktuell knapp 21 Millionen Produkte von den Merchants gelistet, weitere 9 Millionen Produkte von Amazon direkt; insgesamt stehen also 30 Millionen Produkte zur Verfügung.
More than half of the items sold on Amazon are listed by third-party sellers—not by Amazon itself—which makes ensuring that products are safe and authentic difficult, according to Juozas Kaziukenas, the founder of Marketplace Pulse, a firm that researches Amazon.
Generally, Amazon has been slow to take down products that are alleged to be dangerous, copyright-infringing, or counterfeit, even after being alerted of a problem. “It’s quite often that enforcement of policies and the creation of policies are very different things on Amazon,” Kaziukenas told me.
