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Chris Agarpao: eBay's First Employee

eBay is an online marketplace and auction site where users can buy and sell a wide variety of goods and services worldwide. Some key points: - eBay was founded in 1995 and has grown to over 376 million registered users globally. It generates over $1.9 billion in quarterly revenue. - The site allows users to buy and sell items through an auction or fixed-price format. Almost anything can be sold, from art to electronics to vehicles. - eBay has a presence in 54 markets worldwide and generates about half its revenue internationally. It aims to facilitate global trade and provide services like PayPal to support international buyers and sellers. - The company has expanded its offerings over time through technology improvements

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Chris Agarpao: eBay's First Employee

eBay is an online marketplace and auction site where users can buy and sell a wide variety of goods and services worldwide. Some key points: - eBay was founded in 1995 and has grown to over 376 million registered users globally. It generates over $1.9 billion in quarterly revenue. - The site allows users to buy and sell items through an auction or fixed-price format. Almost anything can be sold, from art to electronics to vehicles. - eBay has a presence in 54 markets worldwide and generates about half its revenue internationally. It aims to facilitate global trade and provide services like PayPal to support international buyers and sellers. - The company has expanded its offerings over time through technology improvements

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ebay

Presented By:
Kapish Gaba
JKPS/PGDM/201007
Key People
 Pierre Omidyar Founder and Chairman
 Chris Agarpao was hired as eBay's first employee
and Jeffrey Skoll was hired as the first president
of the company in 1996. In November 1996
 Meg Whitman President and CEO in 1997
 Current CEO's John Donahoe's
Mission statement:

“To provide a global trading platform where


practically anyone can trade practically
anything”
Slogan

“What ever it is, you can get it on eBay.,


and Shop victoriously!”
What is eBay?
 A place to buy

 A place to shop

 A place to Sell
eBay Inc Overview
As of December 31, 2009
• Founded in September of 1995,
• presence in 54 markets, including the U.S.
• approximately 376 million registered users
worldwide.
• Marketplaces net revenues totaled a record
$1.9 billion in Q4-09, representing a year-
over-year growth rate of 21 percent.

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eBay Inc Overview (cont)

• 46 percent revenue from US operations and 54


percent from our International business.

• The most expensive item sold on eBay to date is


a private business jet for $4.9 million.

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ebay Today
 Annual sales $9.5 billion
 Employees 17,200
 Net income $2.3 billion
 Stock price $24.9
 Market cap $33.3 billion
Velocity of trading

On an average day on eBay…

 A Diamond Ring is sold every two minutes


 More than 3 Watches are sold every minute
 5 Women’s handbags are sold every minute
 Over 3600 MP3 players are sold per day
 An automobile is sold every minute

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Product Mix
 EBay is an auction site
 Practically any thing can be sold on eBay
 art
 baby
 books
 business& industrial
 cameras & photos
 cell phones $ PDA
 clothing shoes and necessaries
 coin & paper money
 Collectibles
 computers & networking
 consumers
eBay - A Great Global
Business
Presence in
Americas 39 Markets
USA
Canada
Argentina*
Brazil* Asia Pacific
Chile* Australia
Colombia* China
Costa Rica* Hong Kong
Dominican Republic* Japan
Ecuador* India
Mexico* Korea
Panama* Malaysia
Peru* New Zealand
Uruguay* Philippines
Venezuela* Singapore
Thailand
*MercadoLibre sites Europe Taiwan
Austria Belgium
France Germany
Ireland Italy
Netherlands Poland
eBay site Minority investment
Spain Switzerland
Sweden Turkey
11 UK
Distribution
 As export/import demand grows, eBay has to think
about what key areas can further support our users….
 Customs: Partnerships or content support to help make
customs easier to be understood by both buyer and seller.

 International Shipping Support: Hope to be the leader in how


international shipping is done online.

 Translation: What technologies can help users scan the world


easier for global bargains?

 Global Matching: Can eBay get more involved in settling


international supply and demand imbalances?
Ways we help our global
commerce community
 Global Membership: Users get access to all our sites all around
the world and carry their track record with them.

 PayPal: Universal payment service unique in its ability to handle


multiple currencies and multiple funding options.

 eBay Site Integration: Discovering ways we can help “local”


sellers get more visibility abroad – US-UK options rolling May 1.

 Global Buying Portals: Shipping support and eBay content


translation in order to support buyers from all over the world.

 Courier Partnerships: Teaming with some of the largest


couriers in the world including UPS, USPS, Royal Mail, and
Deutsche Post.
Promotion
  EBay is now the most famous website
basically it needs not to be promoted.
 But for promotions eBay advertised itself by
different websites like on Google
 It also send its information’s to its account
holders on their account
 Has specification for the Logo
LOYALTY PROGRAM AT E-
BAY
• Teemed up with American Airlines, Hilton Hotels &
eight other companies to offer called eBay Anything
Points

• Points can be earned from one business & swap them


for points at eBay.

• Success of e Bay Anything points is attributed to


• Linking online purchases with Travel & Airlines purchase.
• Enabling customers to redeem high ticket size points against
lower value purchases
• Choice of redemption options.
Technology
Technological changes
when Microsoft make changes its internet explorer then eBay
version also changed by the Microsoft.

Functions of latest version


when any customer wants to find out any thing the beta version
asks about your home address or location when you tell him. Then
beta version asks you to about the area boundary in which you want
to buy the thing.

Example
EBay in an auction place every one can buy or sell through it. For
example if you want to buy nokia N95 and you tell to beta version
that you want it with in 40 km around to your house. Beta version
searches it within 40km of your house and tell you that is it
available with in the distance or not.
Technology
 Security is important
 99.999% of all transactions are successful
 Safety and Trust are key
 Proactively monitors – round the clock

 Technology malfunctions are always going to be a


factor when dealing with websites and online
shopping.
 eBay must take measures to keep malfunctions as
low as possible to retain happy customers and to
keep hackers out of personal PayPay and eBay
accounts.
eBay’s future growth:
International
Why not just everyone come and use same site?
 Language
 Distance
 shipping costs go up significantly as get out of local area. Raises
cost to ship over borders. Lowers incentive.
 Culture.
 France told Yahoo to ban French users from English sites selling
Nazi memorabilia. Yahoo now tracks users with geographic-
filtering software Only about 12% of revenues come from cross-
border transactions.
 Government Regulation.
 Would there even be a debate over listing Nazi stuff in France or
Germany? No. Why? It's illegal
 In Dec. '04 an eBay manager was jailed because the service sold a
pornographic video, even after eBay pulled the video after it was
discovered
Thank You!!!

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