Ent, the obvious concept is the trend of internationalization. Through the re-enactment of the Double Eleven model, it will set off a consumption carnival in overseas countries like the domestic market, so as to get rid of the inherent Portugal Phone Number List defects of Double Eleven relying too much on the country. And it needs to be clear that the internationalization mentioned here mainly refers to the "going out" of the Portugal Phone Number List model, and does not include the "bringing in" represented by attracting overseas brands to participate in the domestic Double Eleven activities. As far as we know, under the promotion of Ali, the Double 11 event has been launched in
Russia, Spain, France and Southeast Asian countries one after another. Based on the downloads of AliExpress, it can be seen that the progress Portugal Phone Number List of Ali's promotion of Double 11 to the world is still relatively smooth. However, it is worth noting that the current performance of AliExpress is largely due to the initial Portugal Phone Number List rise of the e-commerce industry in many emerging countries, and it is not enough to show that the Double Eleven model is suitable for the general development of various countries. What's more, some practical problems are emerging in foreign Double Eleven events, taking Russia with the highest transaction volume as an example.
It is reported that the Russian Express (Russian express service provider) that cooperates with AliExpress in logistics takes 7 days to Portugal Phone Number List reach the seller at the fastest. Moreover, during the Double Eleven period, the Russian logistics system had a phenomenon of explosion, and the cumbersome and lengthy waiting time deteriorated the overall online shopping experience of overseas users. This Portugal Phone Number List point is second, and the most important is the biggest rival of Ali's internationalization - Amazon. Perhaps in dealing with emerging markets, Ali copying the domestic model can still have the opportunity to make a comeback, but for markets with extremely mature e-commerce such as Europe and the United States,