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Trade-Club is a platform providing cross-border trade services, established in 2018 with headquarters in Hong Kong and servers based in Singapore. It facilitates cross-border trade, connecting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in China with global markets, particularly those in Southeast Asia.
The platform offers services in B2B trade, shopping search engines, cross-border trade, and buyer-seller matching. By focusing on SMEs in China and Southeast Asia, Trade-Club aims to support regional economic cooperation through localized services and global resources. It utilizes Singapore's technological infrastructure and China's manufacturing capabilities to serve as a link between these markets.[1]
History
editSince its establishment, Trade-Club has operated within the competitive cross-border trade sector, which includes major platforms such as Alibaba and Global Sources. It has focused on niche markets, seeking to develop a competitive advantage through differentiated services.
Trade-Club was launched in March 2018 with a focus on supporting Chinese SMEs in cross-border trade. Initially, the platform faced considerable competition from both domestic and international trade platforms.
In May 2020, Trade-Club introduced an intelligent supply chain solution in partnership with various service providers to streamline cross-border trade processes. At that time, platforms like Alibaba and Global Sources held a strong presence in global and Southeast Asian markets. Trade-Club targeted underserved niches, particularly Chinese SMEs with an interest in the Southeast Asian market, by analyzing cross-border trade demands. [2]
In April 2021, Trade-Club expanded its services to Southeast Asia, allowing SMEs in the region to engage in cross-border trade. The platform focused on understanding market demands across Southeast Asian countries and developed localized services and marketing strategies, resulting in significant user growth in emerging markets such as Vietnam, Thailand, and Malaysia.
In July 2022, Trade-Club introduced a data-driven market analysis system, providing enterprises with market insights to optimize supply chains and sales strategies.
In April 2024, in response to the emergence of new cross-border trade platforms and challenges related to customer retention and service standardization, Trade-Club underwent a rebranding, revising its brand image and optimizing platform functions and services to improve the user experience and strengthen its market position.
Platform
editThe Trade-Club platform is a global trade site that offers cross-border trade services to SMEs in China and Southeast Asia. It consists of various departments, including market operations, buyer marketing, data analytics, and staff from several Southeast Asian trade associations.
Products listed on the Trade-Club platform are indexed by major search engines such as Google, Yahoo, and Bing. The platform uses a one-to-one inquiry system, ensuring that buyer inquiries are directed only to qualified suppliers, which helps reduce unnecessary price competition.[3] Through its matching system, market data, and secure transaction environment, Trade-Club facilitates SMEs in accessing international markets, supporting global economic interconnectivity. [4]
References
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- ^ 商讯 (2024-11-21). "特朗普上任后的全球贸易格局：挑战与机遇中的中国中小企业". news.sina.com.cn. Retrieved 2024-11-22.