Let me summarize your question. What you want to ask is which is better for Amazon and shrimp skin under the mode of inexperience and no supply?

To answer this question. Need to understand the following things, I believe there will be an answer.

First, what exactly is the Amazon platform?

Amazon is an e-commerce platform founded by Bezos in the United States. At present, it has operations in most markets around the world.

Its model is to open stores by country or market. Then the platform covers the corresponding target market.

For sellers who want to open a shop on Amazon, your thinking path should be like this:

Which country do I want to be a market in? Which country's market is my product suitable for? Is there a corresponding platform for opening stores in this country? Is the logistics in my place convenient for delivery to this country? So, what is the market of Amazon radiation and how to choose it?

If you want to be a North American market, then choose Amazon North America site and open three sites in the United States, Canada and Mexico. Corresponding to these three markets respectively. If you want to be a European market, it corresponds to Amazon's European site, which radiates Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the Netherlands respectively. If you want to be a Middle East market, choose Amazon Middle East Station; if you want to be an Australian market, choose Amazon Australia Station; if you want to be an Asian market, choose Japanese Station, China Station, Indian Station and Singaporean Station respectively. In this case, you should understand that Amazon is not a station, but a number of sites.

Second, what is a shrimp skin platform?

Shrimp skin is an e-commerce platform for Southeast Asian markets. Mainly six countries: Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines and Vietnam. And Taiwan Province, China.

Like Amazon, it is not one site, but multiple sites. You can open the corresponding site in which country you want to be a market.

Third, which platform is more suitable when there is no supply?

At present, both Amazon and shrimp skin support the operation in the mode of no supply. That is to say, you can deliver the goods after you have the order.

But the difference here is:

Amazon platform encourages sellers to put the goods in its warehouse, and it helps you deliver the goods. Its purpose is to deliver goods quickly, improve the buyer's experience and facilitate the buyer's return. And for sellers who put goods in Amazon warehouse, it will have priority traffic.

And the shrimp skin didn't ask you to put the goods in its warehouse. If you have overseas warehouses in Southeast Asia, so much the better. If you don't, it won't affect your traffic.

Fourth, is it easier to deliver goods without supply?

In the case of no supply, both platforms support self-operated delivery.

The difference is:

If your goods are placed in Amazon warehouse, Amazon will help you deliver the goods after the buyer places an order, so you don't have to manage the delivery problem. If there is a return, Amazon will also help you return it to the warehouse after sale. If you choose self-delivery, then after the buyer places an order, you need to deliver it within a certain period of time, and after delivery, you need to register the logistics order number. Amazon backstage will track logistics information and assess relevant data.

Shrimp skin is only available for self-delivery.

Fifth, how to get started on the e-commerce platform without experience?

In the case of inexperience, for you, the two platforms are the same, both of which are zero-based. You can learn any one. The key is that you should combine your own products and market to choose a platform. Then decide which one to study. Right?

To sum up, I think you should know the answer:

Considering the probability of issuing the bill and the rules of the platform, it is suggested to choose the shrimp skin station.

If you still don't understand anything and want to ask how to learn Amazon or shrimp skin, you can trust me privately.