Amazon's latest profitable sites announced! How can sellers solve their financial worries as the peak season approaches?

Amazon Germany randomly selected 10 popular products and compared the prices of these products on Amazon's top ten sites, including the United States, Germany, the United Kingdom, Japan, India, France, Italy, Canada, Spain and Australia.

The results show that the prices of these products on various Amazon sites vary greatly. The prices in the Indian market rank first among the top ten sites. The prices in Germany are at a medium level, but the cheapest is still in Canada. Although the United States is larger in scale, its prices are not the highest.

In Europe, prices in Spain are relatively high, higher than the German market, and the average customer spending in the UK is also at a relatively high level.

Of course, there was another surprise. Among Amazon's European sites, Belgium and the Netherlands grew rapidly. The average order value in these two countries was also very high, which shows that the competition is relatively small, but it does not mean huge profits.

However, Amazon's peak season is coming soon. In the first few months of Amazon's peak season, it will be extremely busy. Therefore, sellers need to prepare sufficient stock to avoid out-of-stock. The peak season is the biggest test of sellers' financial strength. Before delivering domestic products to consumers and completing cross-border transactions, a large amount of funds need to be advanced in the early stages of procurement, stocking, transportation, warehousing, etc., which puts huge financial pressure.

As Amazon's peak sales season approaches, how sellers can flexibly circulate funds has become the key to breaking through.

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