Boom, boom, boom Shoppable video heating up?
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Posted On: 12/07/2021 1:00:23 PM
Boom, boom, boom
Shoppable video heating up?
Firework raises funding from American Express - Updated on Nov 26 2021
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/shop...17928.html
But, but, according to Shillong, Firework raised $55M with India as its growth engine in March
https://theshillongtimes.com/2021/03/25/firew...th-engine/
You want to see some sparks, check out their pricing. The cheapest 'stuff' is $500/mo. Yeah, that is the cheapest and it goes up from there.
https://firework.com/us/pricing/
They just came out with some predictions today...
The Fading of the Platform Giants: Shoppable Video Pioneer Firework Releases Landmark Predictions for Engagement, Ecommerce and the Open Web for 2022 and Beyond - Dec 07, 2021
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/the-...38426.html
"livestream sales are expected to reach a mind-bending $423 billion by 2022"
hey, isn't that like in a couple of week?
"Although some of the early iterations of livestream shopping have been choppy at best (hello, Amazon Live?), more engaging, organic and immersive livestream formats are coming to the fore "
More engaging, are they talking about Verb?
Sorry Amazon. It's too bad a $1.80 trillion dollar company can't get livestreaming right out of the gate. Shareholders must be pissed.
How much is $423,000,000,000?
If Verb can capture a fraction of just 1%. Let's say 0.1%, exactly how much is that?
By gosh that would be $423M
With that kind of revenue, Rory could buy iLie and fire everyone over a Zoom, Zoom, Zoom call.
Naw, make that a VerbLIVE call. That would be funny,
Shoppable video heating up?
Firework raises funding from American Express - Updated on Nov 26 2021
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/shop...17928.html
But, but, according to Shillong, Firework raised $55M with India as its growth engine in March
https://theshillongtimes.com/2021/03/25/firew...th-engine/
You want to see some sparks, check out their pricing. The cheapest 'stuff' is $500/mo. Yeah, that is the cheapest and it goes up from there.
https://firework.com/us/pricing/
They just came out with some predictions today...
The Fading of the Platform Giants: Shoppable Video Pioneer Firework Releases Landmark Predictions for Engagement, Ecommerce and the Open Web for 2022 and Beyond - Dec 07, 2021
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/the-...38426.html
"livestream sales are expected to reach a mind-bending $423 billion by 2022"
hey, isn't that like in a couple of week?
"Although some of the early iterations of livestream shopping have been choppy at best (hello, Amazon Live?), more engaging, organic and immersive livestream formats are coming to the fore "
More engaging, are they talking about Verb?
Sorry Amazon. It's too bad a $1.80 trillion dollar company can't get livestreaming right out of the gate. Shareholders must be pissed.
How much is $423,000,000,000?
If Verb can capture a fraction of just 1%. Let's say 0.1%, exactly how much is that?
By gosh that would be $423M
With that kind of revenue, Rory could buy iLie and fire everyone over a Zoom, Zoom, Zoom call.
Naw, make that a VerbLIVE call. That would be funny,
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