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Deep dive: What social commerce looks like around the world

Inside Retail

Social commerce – shopping on social media platforms – is expected to reach US$1.2 McKinsey & Co stated in mid-2022 that social commerce comprised more than 13 per cent of China’s total e-commerce sales. Apparel, beauty, health and wellness were the biggest beneficiaries at that time.

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Why local retail communities are important, and how retail design can encourage community retailing.

Retail Focus

Many brands have been particularly attentive to strengthening their community relations during and after the global health crisis (COVID-19). Examples of brand communities include Apple enthusiasts forming online forums, Harley-Davidson motorcycle owners participating in rallies, or Nike fans engaging on social media.

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5 innovative fashion tech brands you should know

Inside Retail

However, it took a destructive global health crisis to shake the truths out of fashion for all to see. Shopping habits also shifted as we were forced to shop online, having no other options available during lockdown periods. These become assets in your digital wardrobe and used as content for social media.

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E-commerce teams: The unseen keys to success

Inside Retail

A retail business is far more than a store front, a website, and a social media post or marketing email – although often these elements are all the end customer perceives. Despite most shops being closed, retail sales rose 11 per cent during lockdown, largely because people didn’t have much else to spend money on.