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B2C Marketing Predictions So Far: Preference And Privacy Prove Powerful

Forrester IT

Our 2019 B2C Marketing predictions hone in on the impact of rising customer power. This year, we called that consumer desire for better data control, better experiences (especially in social), and better connections to their values […].

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How GenAI Is Impacting The Social Tech Landscape

Forrester IT

Generative AI’s emergence triggered a landslide of interest and experimentation across sectors, including social media and content. The rapid evolution of generative AI technology within the social tech landscape sparked a race among providers […]

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“TikTok Shop” Launch Makes US Social Commerce Plausible

Forrester IT

Bytedance officially launched its social commerce experience, “TikTok Shop,” in the US. It includes features such as a dedicated shop tab for searching products or browsing product categories, the ability for creators to tag products for purchase, an affiliate funnel for sellers, secure check-out, and brand product portfolios.

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2021 B2C Marketing Priorities In Europe

Forrester IT

2020 has been a year of unprecedented political, social, economic, and healthcare disruption — and 2021 shows no signs of these trends slowing down. How should European consumer marketing leaders prepare for the coming year?

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3 B2C Social Engagement Trends to Watch

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B2C purchases are highly influenced by social media. Whether it's Facebook or Foursquare, Tumblr or Twitter, you need a social engagement strategy that targets more consumers and provides you with a huge return on your investment. Here are three of the hottest social engagement trends for B2C this summer.

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Don’t Succumb To Social Media Stockholm Syndrome

Forrester IT

We are excited to launch the new vision report for our social marketing playbook. It might be controversial, but we are here to give companies permission to break up with social media. Social media is a quagmire, and marketers contributed to the mess. Companies are the party crashers that social […].

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Consumers Are On Social Media, But That Doesn’t Mean They Want To Hear From You

Forrester IT

Social media is ubiquitous, from social networks to forums to brand-created communities to messaging apps. Brand marketers shouldn’t be asking if their consumers are on social media, but rather, “Do they want to hear from my brand?”

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