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ARIZONA

DIGITAL DENSITY MAP

COMMERCIAL SELLER CROSS BORDER TRADE DATA (2014)

TOP ARIZONA COUNTIES Cochise County

La Paz County

Pima County

Yavapai County

Coconino County

Maricopa County

Pinal County

Gila County

Mohave County

Santa Cruz County

Digital Density is based on a county-wide, per-capita, weighted measurement of the number of eBay “Commercial Sellers” and the sales by those sellers.

97%

17

Share of eBay-Enabled SMEs Exporting

Avg. # of Foreign Destination Markets

61%

66%

Share of eBay-Enabled SMEs Exporting to 10+ Markets

Share of eBay-Enabled SMEs Selling to 4+ Continents

92%

40%

Share of eBay-Enabled SMEs Exporting to One or More TPP Countries

Share of eBay-Enabled SMEs Export Sales to One or More TPP Countries

SELLER STORY

TOP 5 DESTINATIONS FOR EXPORTS

Nationwide Surplus 1 - CANADA

2 - AUSTRALIA

3 - UNITED KINDGDOM

4 - RUSSIA

5 - GERMANY

COMMERCIAL SELLER COMMERCE DATA (2014)

9%

17%

40%

Average Annual Growth in the Number of Commercial Sellers (2010-2014)

Compound Annual Growth Rate in Sales of Continuous Commercial Sellers (2010-2014)

Newcomer Share of Commercial Sellers

Rick Krug & Chris Ko Mesa, AZ Nationwide Surplus got its start in 2007, when founder Rick Krug decided to start a business selling refurbished computer components and electronics. The business quickly turned to the eBay marketplace to grow sales. As the venture became increasingly successful, Chris Ko, a long-time investor in small and medium-sized businesses, decided to partner with Rick. ER2, Electronic Responsible Recyclers, works with corporations to recycle their electronics to refurbish and reuse, which are later sold through the Nationwide Surplus brand. With no inventory or capital, each penny earned was reinvested into the company. The success of Nationwide Surplus is extremely dependent on international commerce. In fact, 19% of its products are exported because the global market is far more tolerant of older technologies due to affordability and access. Chris and Rick are particularly interested in expanding their business in Europe and Asia.

For an explanation of each data point, please view the eBay United States Small Online Business Growth Report at http://www.ebaymainstreet.com/lab