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Social Commerce
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E-commerce sales have been on the upswing as a share of total sales since before 2000, and in the last decade, social platforms have played an increasing role. Then 2020 happened, driving an unprecedented spike in online sales. This year so far, weโre seeing social media mature as a force that drives e-commerce, in additionโฆ
In this episode of Retail Right Now, Total Retail's Joe Keenan and Marie Albiges discuss an article recently published by Total Retail titled, โSocial Commerce is Having More Than a Moment,โ authored by Stevie Morris, vice president of content and social marketing strategy at Razorfish. With more than $958 billion spent in 2021, itโs clearโฆ
E-commerce accelerated through the pandemic, and consumers are increasingly expecting to purchase products on platforms they already use. The established digital commerce leaders, such as Google Shopping, Amazon.com, and Etsy, have seen substantial usage increases since the onset of the pandemic, which is emblematic of the broader digital storefront trend. Historically, retailers have had aโฆ
Social commerce, the latest darling of digital marketers, continues its meteoric rise with the latest predictions putting the industry at $1.2 trillion in purchases by 2025. With more than $958 billion spent in 2021, itโs clear that social commerce represents a very real, profitable tactic for brands. No wonder thereโs hunger to invest. But atโฆ
Your storefront is now everywhere and anywhere your customers want to shop, on whatever device they want to shop on. Not only do you have to extend your storefront everywhere your customers are, you also have to create delightful experiences along each step of the shopping journey
Social commerce, or the ability to buy products directly from a social media platform such as Facebook, Instagram or Pinterest, is where more and more people are going to shop. As such, brands have an incredible opportunity to get in front of more current and potential customers than ever before by meeting them where they are--on social media
As consumers head online for many of their purchases, they are, increasingly, shopping on social media channels. This change in shopping behavior spotlights social commerce and its capabilities for retailers of all sizes. A consumer survey on social commerce presented by WWD and Bolt, a leading checkout and shopper network company
If 2020 was a year of unprecedented disruption and 2021 was the year that necessitated business agility in order to survive and thrive, then 2022 is most certainly the year of turning resilience into undeniable strength. This series is a peek behind the curtain of eight key initiatives that the January Digital consulting team isโฆ
In episode 339 of Total Retail Talks, Editor-in-Chief Joe Keenan interviews Jason Kuipers, CEO and co-founder of ZOX, an inspirational wristband brand. Kuipers discusses his professional background, how he and his brothers founded ZOX following a family arts-and-crafts night, and the goal behind the uplifting, wearable product line. He shares why ZOX sells direct-to-consumer toโฆ
The convenience of online shopping is indisputable โ and it continues to give brick-and-mortar retail a run for its money. While 2021 saw a rise in brick-and-mortar retail as a result of lifted pandemic restrictions and vaccine availability, e-commerce sales still grew at nearly three times the rate of brick-and-mortar. But digital retail does notโฆ