Cross-border AMZ may refer to the abbreviation of Amazon, a cross-border e-commerce platform. It provides goods and services to consumers around the world, including various categories such as electronic products, books, and household goods. Buyers can purchase goods from various countries and regions through the platform.

At the same time, cross-border AMZ also provides supply chain management, logistics and distribution services to help sellers sell their products more conveniently around the world.

Amz refers to Amazon?

Amazon (Amazon, referred to as Amazon), is the largest online e-commerce company in the United States, located in Seattle, Washington. It is one of the earliest companies to start e-commerce on the Internet. Amazon was founded in 1994. At the beginning, it only operated online book sales business. Now it has expanded to a wide range of other products and has become the world's online retailer with the most product varieties and the world's second largest Internet company.

AMZ is Amazon's cross-border e-commerce

AMZ is currently a mature and representative foreign trade e-commerce platform. It is the preferred platform for new sellers to engage in cross-border e-commerce. This book was written in this context. "AMZ Cross-border E-commerce from Beginner to Master" covers the registration of AMZ seller accounts, product selection, operation, listing, in-site advertising, FBA delivery, international logistics, third-party payment, overseas taxation, and after-sales service, etc. It analyzes each AMZ site in detail to help sellers plan for the blue ocean market in advance, and combines the overseas version of TikTok to allow sellers to seize the overseas market opportunities at the first time.