E-commerce, short for electronic commerce, refers to the buying and selling of goods and services over the internet. We work on  a wide range , including ,

1. Online Retail: The most common form of e-commerce involves selling products to consumers through online stores or marketplaces. Examples include Amazon, eBay, and various brand websites.

2. Digital Products and Services: E-commerce extends to the sale of digital goods like e-books, software, music, and streaming services.

3. Business-to-Business (B2B): E-commerce encompasses transactions between businesses, such as manufacturers, wholesalers, and suppliers. B2B e-commerce often involves bulk purchases, supply chain management, and procurement systems.

4. Consumer-to-Consumer (C2C): Individuals can also engage in e-commerce by selling products or services to other consumers through platforms like eBay or classified ads websites.

5. Online Marketplaces: These platforms bring together multiple sellers and buyers, facilitating transactions. Examples include Amazon Marketplace, Alibaba, and Etsy.

6. Auctions: Online auctions enable users to bid on products, and the highest bidder wins. eBay is a well-known platform for online auctions.

7. Subscription Services: E-commerce includes subscription-based models, where customers pay regularly for access to products or services, such as streaming platforms (e.g., Netflix) and subscription boxes.

E-commerce has transformed the way business is conducted, offering convenience and accessibility to a global audience. It has several advantages, including 24/7 availability, a wide selection of products, the ability to compare prices and reviews, and the convenience of doorstep delivery.