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On the collision and new opportunities between cross-border development of independent stations and traditional models

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Compared with traditional large-scale e-commerce platforms, independent websites have unique advantages. They allow companies to shape their brand image more freely and show unique product value without being overly constrained by platform rules. For example, companies can customize page designs according to their own brand style, and accurately convey brand concepts from color matching to layout and typesetting. At the same time, independent websites can more effectively collect and analyze user data, thereby providing strong support for precision marketing and personalized services.

However, the development of independent websites is not all smooth sailing. In terms of logistics and distribution, since they need to build their own logistics system or cooperate with multiple logistics suppliers, they face the dual challenges of cost and efficiency. Moreover, it is relatively difficult for independent websites to obtain traffic, and they need to invest a lot of time and resources in promotion, unlike large e-commerce platforms that can take advantage of the platform's traffic.

Despite this, there is still huge potential and opportunity for independent websites to develop across borders. With the continuous advancement of technology, such as the application of artificial intelligence and big data, independent websites can better predict market demand, optimize product recommendations, and enhance user experience. At the same time, the rise of social media has provided new traffic entrances for independent websites. Through precision marketing on social media platforms, companies can quickly attract target customers and increase brand awareness.

For companies that want to engage in cross-border business on independent websites, the key is to clarify their own positioning and target market. They need to have a deep understanding of the needs and preferences of target customers and provide targeted products and services. At the same time, they need to continuously optimize the user experience of the website, improve the page loading speed, and ensure the convenience and security of the shopping process.

In short, although the cross-border development of independent sites is full of challenges, as long as companies can seize opportunities, give full play to their advantages, and continue to innovate and optimize, they will be able to open up a new world in the global market.