Livestream shopping is a growing market in the US and a way businesses can connect with customers.- $4
$4 in the US is estimated to become a $6 billion market this year and $25 billion by 2023, according to research firm Coresight Research. Originally popularized in Asia, this method of ecommerce is like a modern QVC show meets Instagram Live.
Small businesses and resellers are $4 in real-time. Several $4, but it still hasn't quite reached mass adoption in the US, which means you have a chance to get ahead of the curve by building up a loyal following now.
Join us for our free event on July 1 at 1 PM EST/10 AM PST. We'll explain what livestream shopping is and ask sellers for their best tips for gaining loyal viewers and making sales.
Meet our panelists:
$4 is a YouTube influencer and sells toys, accessories, and snacks on the livestream shopping app Popshop Live. In 2020, Nguyen's business, Cyndercake, made more than $60,000 in sales on the app. It's helping her pay for college and her rapid growth led her to open her first ecommerce site this year.
$4 is the collector and seller behind $4. He auctions off FunkoPop figurines on the livestream shopping app Whatnot.
$4 is the owner of a $4 and
Topics to be discussed include:
- The basics of livestream shopping - what is it and how to use it.
- Differences between various livestream shopping apps and platforms.
- How sellers and business owners use livestream to connect with their customers.
- Advice on hosting an engaging livestream show that people will want to watch.
- Tips for making sales and building your audience.
$4 There will also be an opportunity to ask questions live during the