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  • Pinterest makes buying even easier

    Another day, another social network makes it easier for consumers to purchase goods without leaving a retailer’s social page.

    Pinterest is adding three major new e-commerce platforms and a whole bunch of retailers to its existing “Buyable Pins” feature.

  • Want it now? Social media can help

    Social media has evolved into a powerful marketing tool for retailers. But so far, social commerce is not yet a major transactional channel.

    Twitter is the latest social platform to attempt to take advantage of social media’s immediacy to offer direct purchase functionality aimed at impulse shoppers.

  • The social shopping experiment continues

    Social media has evolved into a powerful marketing tool for retailers. But so far, social commerce is not yet a major transactional channel.

    Twitter is the latest social platform to attempt to take advantage of social media’s immediacy to offer direct purchase functionality aimed at impulse shoppers.

  • YouTube shows new sales potential

    Videos just became more valuable to retailers. YouTube is releasing Shopping ads, a new advertising format that lets viewers click and buy products directly from videos.

  • Halloween sales soften, but not too scary

    Even though Halloween falls on a Saturday this year, a National Retail Federation consumer survey projects spending will decline compared to last year.

  • Wish lists go omnichannel

    Wayne, N.J. – The days of kids using pencils to write holiday wish lists in poor handwriting may be over.

    Toys “R” Us is offering the #TRUHotToyList, an omnichannel listing of the holiday season’s hottest toys.

  • Report: Twitter has big plans for buy button

    San Francisco – Twitter is reportedly planning to expand the pilot of its buy button feature, and not by a small amount. According to Re/code, Twitter is negotiating with e-commerce platforms including Shopify to let potentially hundreds of thousands of retailers and other businesses directly sell goods through links embedded in tweets.  
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