[Follow-up Survey on "What Happened Next" for Cross-border EC Participating Companies] 97.3% of Business Owners Felt Uneasy Before Entry, While Over 70% Responded That "Their Concerns Did Not Materialize" or "It Was Not as Big a Problem as Expected"
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A survey of 111 Japanese e-commerce business owners who entered cross-border e-commerce within the last three years revealed that 97.3% felt anxiety before entry. However, over 70% reported that their concerns did not materialize or were not as significant as expected. A surprising 91% also experienced unexpected positive outcomes, such as products that struggled domestically finding success overseas.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What percentage of 111 Japanese e-commerce business owners felt uneasy before entering cross-border EC?
- A: 97.3% of the 111 Japanese e-commerce business owners felt uneasy before entering cross-border e-commerce.
- Q: How many of the 111 surveyed business owners reported that their concerns did not materialize after entry?
- A: Over 70% of the 111 surveyed business owners said their concerns did not materialize or were less severe than expected.
- Q: What surprising outcome did 91% of the 111 Japanese e-commerce business owners experience after going cross-border?
- A: 91% of the 111 Japanese e-commerce business owners experienced unexpected positive outcomes after entering cross-border EC.
- Q: Which group of products saw success overseas according to the survey of 111 Japanese e-commerce companies?
- A: Products that struggled in the domestic market found success overseas among the 111 surveyed Japanese e-commerce companies.
- Q: When did the 111 Japanese e-commerce business owners enter cross-border e-commerce according to the survey?
- A: The 111 Japanese e-commerce business owners entered cross-border e-commerce within the last three years according to the survey.