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...social shopping trend start while you were still building Truva, or has that been more recent, really? And how does, you know, the Social shopping definitely I mean, it's been trend for for a while. Right? It's the platform has changed. Right? I thin
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...live shopping, thousands of people watching, and it's like thirty hundred and sixty five days a year. So that was like, okay. Wow. This is unbelievable, and it's completely different to what we see as social commerce in The UK considering the types o
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...shopping. This is a a new phenomenon for me. So part social media, part QVC, huge in Asia, maybe starting to take off in The US? I think it I I absolutely think it will continue to grow. I think even just this isn't live stream, but even the the, the
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...commerce, and in particularly live shopping is, into the everyday shopping experience within the Chinese retail market ecosystem was incredible. Sitting on train trains between cities and everybody is watching a live shopping event and spending not t
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inspired to also look at other things that that person has. Very likely, when you are liking a certain sweater that a person has, this person probably has a certain style that you like. And probably the other items that they have are relevant but ran
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...rip off social media features instead of Amazon, Timu, the the the sites and the the locales that you would think of as being the primary e retailers that everybody was looking to for inspiration. So, yeah, they mentioned eBay, Wayfair, ThredUp, Etsy
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Yeah. That seems very low. I think it's higher. So I'm not doubting your research on the numbers. Here's why I think it's higher. I think there's a lot of behaviors where people do research online and then purchase in person. Like, especially for big
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the items that are being bought on this app are, their everyday household essentials. You know, who's doing that? It's whoever's kind of managing the household and in many cases, that's, that's women. And in many cases, that's women with children at
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And people every day, like, I would buy this product. I mean, this is, like, econ one zero one. I would buy this product if it was priced here. It is currently priced here. Please let me know when it is priced here. Because what will I do with that i
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search centric. So if you think about ecommerce, you know, for most of you who are buying stuff and listening to this show, you go to amazon dot com. I'm sorry. You go to smile.amazon.com to donate to your favorite charity. You type in the box exactl
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to buying fresh groceries to start with, but now also moving into other goods to parts of rural China where there isn't a lot of choice and isn't great logistics for such products. And then so what they're doing is they're collating demand. Right? An
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especially since we're seeing the same phenomenon we're seeing with retail brands, which is when a consumer finds a brand that they like online, they tend to stick with that brand. And so you really want to be first to make sure that you maintain you
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