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Live shopping isn’t coming—it’s already here
Brands’ original livestreams, as opposed to those created by influencers, have surged since 2019, as an increasing number of brands have mastered the popular medium to connect with Chinese consumers. Some companies have even invited celebrities or their CEOs and senior executives to appear on camera to answer viewers’ questions. Others, like Dior o... See more
Alizila • Alibaba Fuses Digital Stores with Livestreaming
In fashion livestreams, viewers can use chat to ask influencers questions about sizing, request close-ups of fabrics, or discuss what accessories would look good with each outfit. Platforms can further enhances this experience by adding features such as bulletins announcing product lotteries when the stream reaches a certain number of likes, or an ... See more
Avery Segal • Ecommerce as Video’s Killer App | Andreessen Horowitz
The desire for good advice drives Chinese consumers to turn to experts. In China, “even farmers have become influencers,” Weinswig said. “People will buy their groceries from a farmer on a livestream.”
CNBC • Singles Day sales to get tremendous lift from livestream events, as U.S. retailers play catch-up
