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Message in a bottle: How social media has disrupted the fragrance sector

Inside Retail

This can be attributed in large part to the introduction of image-focused social media platforms like Instagram in 2010 and TikTok in 2016, which have made it easier for memes and fads to go viral and – just as rapidly – fade into obscurity. billion in 2022, and is expected to reach $86.3 Data from Market.us

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How beauty brand Glossier went from social media darling to social outcast

Inside Retail

One of the posts stated that management ignored non-white employees’ concerns about racism and told them to “feel empowered to walk away”. Social media darling no more. As of January 2022, the brand has lost nearly 200,000 followers and it has been unable to maintain its follower count for two years.

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Stop interrupting, start inspiring: 3 social commerce trends on the rise

Inside Retail

Enter the acceleration of social commerce. The role of social media is changing. No longer deemed as an afterthought just for Gen Z, social commerce has evolved in leaps and bounds, engaging people from all backgrounds and demographics. No-one wants their social media experience to be rudely interrupted by boring ads.

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How LSKD’S PR powerhouse Bree Masters balanced a retail career and Olympic dream

Inside Retail

Not only can Masters’ sprint, she can juggle – being the PR head of a global athleisure wear empire, training, and having a blossoming social media career with 300,000 followers. Working as a manager at Boost Juice, I developed my leadership abilities. I’ve developed a strong presence on social media.

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New report reveals UK’s most loved brands for 2022

Retail Times

Talkwalker, the leading consumer intelligence platform and Hootsuite, the global leader in social media management, have released their Brand Love 2022 report.

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“Fed up with being sold to”:  Why influencers are coming under scrutiny

Inside Retail

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) is cracking down on misleading testimonials and endorsements by social media influencers. According to a release by the regulator, the sweep – which will take place over the coming weeks – is part of the ACCC’s compliance and enforcement priorities for 2022 to 2023.

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Why faux websites are costing Aussie e-commerce businesses more than money

Inside Retail

Mal Chia, managing director at Ecom Nation, told Inside Retail, “The latest wave of online scams often involves highly sophisticated methods that blur the lines between genuine and fraudulent activities.” “A A recent study showed consumers trust traditional e-commerce platforms less than they did in 2022,” Chia added.