Posts tagged “facebook commerce”

May 3rd, 2012
This is a must-read article about Facebook and social commerce and the reasons behind the failure of many Facebook storefronts.  There is great thinking, good tips and interesting case studies/examples.  And we couldn’t agree more with this quote:

In time, I suspect that we will view social media in the same way, as a communication and engagement platform that needs to be integral to the rest of the business, rather than standalone. Social media will be key in shaping the brand experience, but will do so in conjunction with all the other channels and not as a channel in its own right.

Our only disagreement is that we think that it shouldn’t be “in time” but right now…

This is a must-read article about Facebook and social commerce and the reasons behind the failure of many Facebook storefronts.  There is great thinking, good tips and interesting case studies/examples.  And we couldn’t agree more with this quote:

In time, I suspect that we will view social media in the same way, as a communication and engagement platform that needs to be integral to the rest of the business, rather than standalone. Social media will be key in shaping the brand experience, but will do so in conjunction with all the other channels and not as a channel in its own right.

Our only disagreement is that we think that it shouldn’t be “in time” but right now…

March 27th, 2012
February 28th, 2012
February 27th, 2012
February 27th, 2012
February 21st, 2012
January 23rd, 2012
Since implementing “want” and “own” buttons in November, the Facebook-only e-commerce player has seen customers rise from 500,000 to 1.1 million without making an ad buy on the social site.
From this article about Facebook Actions and how they have affected purchases on Payvment: Facebook Commerce Player: ‘Want’ And ‘Own’ Buttons Increase Sales.
January 18th, 2012
January 6th, 2012
The interesting thing is that our fashion-savvy fan base buys pretty equally on Facebook and on the website.
There are many more very interesting learnings in this interview of BeachMint’s CMO and VP of Creative about their experiences with Facebook commerce: BeachMint Brings Commerce and Celebrity Curation to Facebook.