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Social Quarterly: Q2 2021

Social Quarterly: Q2 2021 The Social Quarterly is a series of presentations by Econsultancy, which curate the latest trends, developments and statistics in social media. The reports focus on distilling the most recent data and trends, aiming to provide a guide to what’s happening now in social media and what you should be keeping an eye on. This quarter’s edition covers social platforms’ efforts to help creators monetise their work, including Snapchat’s launch of Creator Marketplace, the introduction of Creator Shops on Instagram and It also features stories about rocketing year-on-year ad spend across the major social platforms,

Online shopping changed, and we barely noticed

Online shopping changed, and we barely noticed Vox.com 3 hrs ago © Nattakorn Maneerat/EyeEm/Getty Images After months spent bombarding me with ads, the Spanish shoe brand Alohas eventually won over what little willpower I had. I purchased a pair of their sandals directly from Instagram, and when the shoes arrived, posted them on my Instagram Stories only to hear from at least 10 other women admitting that they, too, have been served up countless Alohas ads and were considering a purchase. Like most of these women, I wasn’t actively shopping for sandals. Shopping is, by my definition, an intentional act that requires going to a store or at least a website. But thanks to Alohas’ aggressive Instagram marketing push, I saw the sandals everywhere; like every-time-I-open-the-app everywhere. Finally, I bought them, but the ads will probably keep on coming.

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Instagram is going all in on creator economy

Instagram’s next big step is to help its creators make more money. The company is working on a range of tools including Creator Shops, affiliate commerce, and a “branded content marketplace.” The Creator shops will be part of the eCommerce push. Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg announced the move while speaking with Adam Mosseri, head of Instagram during a live stream on the app. Starting with Creator Shops, it would be an extension of Instagram’s current shopping features. These are meant to allow businesses to sell products. “We see a lot of creators setting up shops too, and one part of being a content creator business model is you create great content, and then you can sell stuff, and so having creator shops is awesome,” Zuckerberg said.

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