US social commerce is following in China’s footsteps
Social commerce is a fast-growing segment of the US ecommerce market that’s garnering more attention and investment from media companies and brands.
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Analysis Shows 'Most Talked About' Brands Across TikTok, YouTube and Instagram
Fashion brands in general seem to be enjoying much of the online discussion.
Facebook plans to pay creators $1 billion to use its products.
Influencers will be able to earn money by using specific Facebook and Instagram features or by hitting certain milestones.
How apps like Shein and Blushmark are challenging H&M and Zara
In their quest to fend off newcomers like Blushmark and Shein, traditional retailers are reallocating investment to e-commerce.
How Instagram Turned Real Estate Upside Down - Bloomberg Quicktake
The child safety problem on platforms is worse than we knew
Minors aren’t supposed to use Snap, Facebook, and YouTube — but they are, and experience abuse, harassment, and sexual solicitation
Influencers Are Abandoning the Instagram Look - The Atlantic
The look made famous by the platform just doesn’t resonate anymore.
Finally, a word for the 'Millennial girlboss' aesthetic: 'Cheugy'
The so-called Millennial girlboss aesthetic finally has a name: cheugy — and not everyone is happy with its connotation.
How Big Is Amazon, Really?
Market size matters, but even small changes have an outsize ripple effect.