What does the launch of Facebook Shops mean for social commerce? We ask the experts
Facebook recently announced the launch of Shops; a new feature that enables businesses to display and sell products on the platform. We reached out to some social experts for their opinions.
Small businesses could go big with Facebook Shops
The launch of Facebook Shops has far reaching implications. It could ultimately change the way small businesses operate, possibly forever. The idea that the local mom-and-pop shop can now have access to a global audience and even operate without a storefront brings with it excitement and inevitably, lots of questions.
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Facebook Shops rollout is a big moment for social commerce
For years, social commerce in the west was something of a standing joke – a series of failed platforms and clunky ‘buy’ buttons that never gained traction or captured users’ imaginations.
Social Quarterly: Q1 2020
The latest trends, developments and statistics in social media, distilled by Econsultancy into a guide to what’s happening now and what you should be keeping an eye on.
Reading between the lines in Mark Zuckerberg’s predictions and priorities for the 2020s
As we begin a new decade, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has published his predictions and priorities for the 2020s.
Social Quarterly: Q4 2019
The latest trends, developments and statistics in social media, distilled by Econsultancy into a guide to what’s happening now and what you should be keeping an eye on.
The best digital marketing stats we’ve seen this week
This week’s stats roundup includes news about UX, Facebook, and travel brands.
The best digital marketing stats we’ve seen this week
This week’s digital stats roundup includes news about CX, Chinese ecommerce, card payments, and loads more.
The best digital marketing stats we’ve seen this week
It’s a cracking stats roundup this week, so let’s waste no time before we dive in.
How Facebook’s record $5bn settlement with the FTC will affect marketers
Facebook has entered into a settlement with the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) that will see the world’s largest social network pay a record-setting $5bn fine and submit to greater oversight of its practices.