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    eBay Case Study University of Mary Hardin- Baylor Abstract 1. Analyze the marketing environment and the forces shaping eBay’s business over the years. What conclusions can you draw? The market eBay takes place in is primarily the Internet market. Around 1995 the Internet market was just beginning. “there will be more than 500 million users by 2003 and a rapid increase in e- commerce turnover‚ rising from US$500 billion worldwide in 2001 to more than US$3 trillion in 2004” (Fichter‚ 2003)

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    contributed to the success of eBay using the value-chain analysis or RBV concept? In 21st century the internet population started rising across various countries of Asia and eBay is the largest and leading provider of online auction for consumer-to-consumer in the world. Using the Resource-Based View concept‚ we will first identify the three key types of resources that eBay possess‚ and these are the competitive advantages that contributed to the success of eBay. 1. Tangible Resources

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    IBMS216FM Case name : eBay Group members : Jeroen Dorst (0849963) Chun-Hou Ip (0850229) Fritzgerald Koeiman (0837237) Martijn Roos (0812417) Discussion questions 1. What are the ethical responsibilities of an organisation such as eBay? The ethical responsibilities of an organisation such as eBay are different from those of an organisation that directly sells their services or products to another organisation or individual. Organisations like eBay are merely a platform

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    eBay Business Chapter 1 Introduction To eBay T he goal of this book is to teach you how to build a profitable business selling on eBay—and the most important word in this sentence is “profitable.” Making sales on eBay is simple‚ and you can learn how to do that by just browsing the site. But if you’re serious about your business‚ then the point of selling on eBay is to make a profit. Before we get into the nuts and bolts of successful eBay selling‚ let’s take a look at how this opportunity

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    eBay and Online Auction Industry Analysis eBay was founded in 1995 and has grown into a multibillion dollar corporation. The online auction industry has grown dramatically since the 1990s. Like its competitors‚ eBay does not produce any goods. eBay’s business model is to make money from the movement of information through the Internet. It does not produce a tangible product but provides the service of joining independent sellers and buyers together. It makes its revenue by charging sellers commissions

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    competition like in the online auction industry? How strong are the competitive pressures confronting eBay and other online auction firms? 2.2 What forces are operating in the online auction macro-environment that has the power to alter the nature and structure in the online auction industry? 2.3 What does a strategic group map reveal about the positions of the major players in the online auction industry? Is eBay in a good position on the map? Why or why not? Who are the closest competitors? 2.4 What do

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    successful internetbased company‚ eBay History of eBayeBay started life out as Auctionweb‚ founded by Pierre Omidyar  Brainstorming amongst friends resulted in the overall idea  By 1997 maintained its impressive growth but it needed additional funding  Benchmark provided said funding‚ and more importantly‚ leadership  Ms. Whitman was installed as CEO and Mr. Swette as COO  First move was to issue an IPO How does it work?  eBay provides listings and listings support

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    eBay The dominant online trading platform‚ eBay‚ is having a difficult time expanding into the Asian markets‚ especially in China. Despite eBay’s previous failure to penetrate the Chinese market‚ the company needs to develop an effective strategy to compete in China’s markets against existing local competitors. The company eBay was found in 1995 and since then they have had much growth and success over the years. They became the dominant player in the online auction house industry through their

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    Vision As there is no vision stated in the case‚ hence we come out with a new vision for ebay as follows. EbayVision statement : “ To become the world’s leading e-commerce franchise in the world” In our opinion‚ the vision statement above is very clear that Ebay wants to be a leader in e-commerce world. Mission The Original Mission Statement: “We intend to continue to work toward our mission of creating the world’s leading ecommerce franchise by investing in our core Marketplaces

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    1.  Why  has  eBay  succeeded  as  an  online  auction  marketplace  while  so  many   others  have  failed?   eBay’s  success  truly  created  a  pricing  revolution  by  allowing  buyers  to  determine   what  they  would  pay  for  an  item;  the  result  pleases  both  sides  because  customers   gain  control  and  receive  the  best  possible

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