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    E-BAY IN CHINA

    Hong Kong Group:

    Rex

    Kathy

    SukiLeocean

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    OVERVIEW Introduction

    Why e-Bay failed its business in China?

    TaoBao versus e-Bay

    Pitfalls and Challenges for re-entry to China

    Discussion: What if you were the new e-Bay

    Chinas manager?

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    A VIDEO INTRODUCES EBAY

    http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XNDc4MjE1

    NTQ0.html

    http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XNDc4MjE1NTQ0.htmlhttp://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XNDc4MjE1NTQ0.htmlhttp://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XNDc4MjE1NTQ0.htmlhttp://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XNDc4MjE1NTQ0.html
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    INTRODUCTION

    Basic Information of e-Bay

    Why e-Bay wanted to enter China initially?

    About e-Bays failure e-Bay is going to re-enter China now.

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    HISTORY ABOUT EBAY

    In 2003, eBay entered Chinas C2C market by acquiring

    EachNet

    EachNet, founded in 1999, was Chinas No.1 auction with peak

    market share of more than 90%

    Alibaba invested in 2003-4 to enter C2C market (Taobao.com)

    In 2004, Taobao occupies over 50% of Chinas C2C market;

    eBays EachNet about 35%

    In 2006, eBay sold 51% of its China division EachNet to

    Tom Online

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    WHY E-BAY FAILED ITS BUSINESS IN CHINA?

    1. Failure to recognize the Chinese market &

    consumer

    2. Not suitable format for Chinese consumer

    3. Slow reaction to competitor

    4. Movement of technology platform to U.S.

    5. Bad relationship with Chinese government

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    FAILURE TO RECOGNIZE THE CHINESE MARKET

    Neither one spoke Chinese or understood the localmarket among the top management team.

    Ex) Chinese consumers prefer private deals, as

    private transactions between buyers and sellerscan build trust.

    eBay buyers and sellers are not allowed the direct

    contact, while Taobao have allowed real-time directcommunication through an instant chat programbetween the two sides.

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    NOT SUITABLE FORMAT FOR CHINESE CONSUMER

    EachNet focuses more on price information and

    product listings, similar to eBays style in the U.S.

    Taobaos Web page provides much more thanmere product listings. It actively makes product

    recommendations and provides suggestions and

    tips, promoting a sense of social community.

    Ex) entertainment news, fashion trends, product

    reviews, practical tips for online shoppers

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    SLOW REACTION TO COMPETITOR

    eBay blindly indulges in its global first C2C brands

    and neglects innovation.

    Taobao's success was that it did not charge anytransaction fee from sellers on the website while

    eBay had listing fees for its sellers.

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    MOVEMENT OF TECHNOLOGY PLATFORM TO U.S.

    terminated EachNets homegrown technology

    platform and moved all EachNet users to the eBay

    US platform in October 2004

    It made loading speed of eBay Chinas webpage

    slow.

    Three months after the platform moved, eBay

    Chinas market share had dropped to the almost

    the same level as Taobao

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    VEDIO -CEO EBAYhttp://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XMTg1MzkxNDc

    y.html

    http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XMTg1MzkxNDcy.htmlhttp://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XMTg1MzkxNDcy.htmlhttp://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XMTg1MzkxNDcy.htmlhttp://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XMTg1MzkxNDcy.html
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    TAOBAO BEATS EBAY

    Ebay Taobao

    Posting fee Picture posting

    feeSearching fee

    Free

    Transaction

    commission

    Yes Free

    As the posting free or commission may highly transferred to the consumers,

    Taobao is more attractive than EBAY for both consumers and sellers.

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    WHY TAOBAO IS MORE ATTRACTIVE?

    Instant communication tools

    Aliwangwang

    Buyers and sellers can directly communicatewith each others

    (e-Bay is banned this action)

    Better relationship and long-term costumersare formed.

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    Trustful payment method

    ALIPAY ()

    3

    rd

    party is involved to manage the paymentprocess

    TaoBao has great cooperation with the local

    banks (ICBC)

    The mode of payment or settlement on

    online bank is born

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    PROCESS OF ALIPAY ()

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    FOR THOSE DONT HAVE ONLINE BANKING

    SERVICE

    FOR MAINLAND CITIZENS

    convenience store / post office/ drug store

    an banking accountUse mobile phone add-valued card

    FOR OVERSEAS USERS

    CREDIT CARDS PPS () for HK

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    WELL-STRUCTURED CONSUMER SUPPORT

    TAO-BUYER FORUMN

    Allow buyers and sellers discuss on the

    forumn

    Exchange for Information and own

    experiences

    TAOBAO UNIVERSITY

    Training courses and platform for the users

    Better understanding of the operation

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    After-sales and helping center (officially)

    24 hours online consumer service center

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    PITFALLS AND CHALLENGES FOR RE-ENTRY TOCHINA 1. Low income in lower tier cities/rural areas

    2. Direct competitors(i.e.TaoBao)

    3. Low nternet coverage in some regions

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    LOW INCOME IN LOWER TIER CITIES/RURALAREAS Very big market in developed/first tier cities

    Income distribution drastically varies amongcity classes

    Most of the wealth and consumptions powerare possessed by first class cities such asBeijing and Shanghai

    Rural areas purchasing power is pretty lowOnly economically established regions can

    be the major market

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    URBAN VERSUS RURAL REGIONS

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    INCOME GAP BETWEEN URBAN AND RURALAREAS Since 1978

    income gap haskept widening

    Growth rates of

    rural incomewas much lower

    Slightly alleviate,but not eliminate

    poverty in rural

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    DIRECT COMPETITORS

    Direct competition on e-commerce market in

    China

    Examples: TaoBao.com, Baidu.com, etc.

    Keen competitions facing e-Bay

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    Although China is now perceived as a verysizable market for online selling industry

    Its demand is shared by other competitors

    Whose competitiveness and business areeven better and greater that e-Bay in China

    Example: TaoBao

    Newshttp://www.chinadaily.com.cn/bizchina/2011-09/20/content_13739102.htm

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    EXAMPLE: TAOBAO

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    LOW INTERNET COVERAGE IN REGIONS

    Network connections are not elsewhere in

    China

    Only 137m people online (according to the

    China Internet Network Information Center)

    Especially for poor provinces and rural

    regions where lack internet coverage and

    even computer

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    IMPLICATION FOR E-BAY

    1) The potential online purchasers of e-Bay

    could have been over-estimated despite

    Chinas extremely large population size

    2) The expansion of business to less-

    developed areas is less likely and

    handicapped by insufficient internet users

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    CHINAS INTERNET USAGE VERSUS U.S.

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    MOST OF THE REGIONS IN CHINA ARE RURAL AREAS, BUT

    ONLY 27.3% CHINESE INTERNET USAGES ARE FROM

    RURAL AREAS.

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    IF YOU WERE THE NEW

    EBAY CHINA CEO,

    WHAT WOULD YOU DO

    DIFFERENTLY THIS

    TIME FROM THE LAST

    TIME?

    Discussion:

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    JUST FOR REFERENCE1. Have good relationships between related

    c2c companies (Alibaba, TaoBao)

    2. Adapt Chinese culture and buyer behaviors

    3. Focus on Consumer needs first

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    EBAY http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XNDc4MjE1NT

    Q0.html

    http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XNDc4MjE1NTQ0.htmlhttp://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XNDc4MjE1NTQ0.htmlhttp://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XNDc4MjE1NTQ0.htmlhttp://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XNDc4MjE1NTQ0.html