KERV Uses Optimized Social Product to Connect Content & Commerce
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Innovative technology driving commerce within social media videos!
This is a performance product that was created for social to further drive value for our consumers, by giving video content more e-commerce opportunity. AUSTIN, Texas (PRWEB) May 25, 2021
KERV Interactive, an acclaimed technology company specializing in visual IR driven interactive video for brands, has continued to optimize their shoppable video social product that uses pixel edge precision in its identification of products to seamlessly connect content and commerce. The social product continues to bolster success for Darn Tough, an innovative sock brand in the outdoor and fashion space, by driving increased engagement and ROAS.
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All profit from Giving Day donated to the Vermont Foodbank
Vermont Business Magazine Darn Tough Vermont and the Vermont Foodbank are helping ensure kids in their home state remain food secure in the coming season. Many that benefit from free or reduced meals during the school year often see that access change during the summer months. The company is donating 100% of its May 19 profit from online sales to the Vermont Foodbank, resulting in 39,230 meals contributed.
The additional support brings the total number of meals donated to nearly 900,000 over the course of their partnership.
This is the second major 2021 initiative by Darn Tough to reduce hunger – a challenge that affects nearly every community in Vermont, the country, and the world. Earlier this year, the company partnered with the now famous Bernie Mitten Maker, Jen Ellis, to create the JENerosity sock, which provided 294,111 meals to Vermonters through the Vermont Foodbank.
The best socks for running, according to a pro
Stop making your socks an afterthought.
Becky Wade Firth
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For most people, socks are an afterthought necessary to have, but not much fun to shop for, nor easy to keep track of. For runners, though, they’re essentials, as important to get right as a pair of shorts or a sports bra. You know your socks are winners when they’re comfortable to slip on and inconspicuous while running, even in the late stages of a marathon. They also should last a good while without deteriorating at least a year or two, depending on the mileage you put on them. Low-quality socks, on the other hand, can cause pesky problems that range from mild (like itching and overheating) to disastrous (like the blood blisters that spanned both of my arches one summer).