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ACCC continues clampdown on influencers over misleading advertising

Inside Retail

The Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) has provided an update on its ongoing scrutiny of misleading influencer endorsements. The ACCC reviewed 118 influencers on Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, YouTube, Facebook, and Twitch after they were tipped off by consumers.

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How retailers are getting more out of TikTok advertising

Inside Retail

To those who are only just getting up to speed with the advent of TikTok, the prospect of advertising and brand-building on the platform represents an as-yet-untapped opportunity. Understanding how to approach new platforms is an issue that’s been part of the advertising industry since its earliest days.

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New ways of earning more consumer trust through advertising

Retail Focus

Retailers and brands need to evolve their channel-mix for consumer engagement in an age where trust is harder to earn and keep, says Bernd Bude, CEO of ADvendio. We are now well past the time when consumers went to a single place to source information about a product they were thinking about buying.

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ACCC probes consumer concerns, competition in the social-media market

Inside Retail

Australian businesses and consumers are encouraged to share their views on social media services as the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) prepares the sixth interim report in its Digital Platform Services Inquiry.

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Influencer Overload? How to Navigate the World of Influencers in a £21 Billion Industry

Retail Focus

Consumers commonly invest in the product recommendations of their chosen influencer; others are turned away by what they deem inauthentic content. This paradox signals a growing trend: influencers can both entice and deter consumers. “In A decline in engagement, reputation, and inauthenticity, even towards future campaigns.

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

Inside Retail

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. Customers want to have meaningful conversations, not be advertised to. Customers want personal advisors, not advertisers. Advertisers, stop interrupting, start inspiring.

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Future-proof your retail strategy for the holiday season and beyond

Inside Retail

These innovations make it easier for consumers to purchase what they need, when they need it, enhancing the overall shopping experience. Giving as the new gifting Social good is at the forefront of consumers’ minds. Measure success There’s nothing more valuable for advertisers than being able to measure outcomes.

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