2022 we embark on a new faze to understand the capabilities of live sales. Even when buyers are exploring online, the Los Angeles-based design event makes purchasing for garments a personal experience.
That's why, on Delivery Day (the day shipments arrive), she goes on WeChat Live and does a live, talk show-style walk-through of new products while they're still on the shelf, staying up until midnight.
Since then, we've learnt a lot about what drives people to make purchases. "Livestreaming is a link to people because the most essential thing today is that people will buy based on a person's personality." It is necessary for you to be approachable. You must be someone with whom the audience wishes to spend time."
Kim, like many other business entrepreneurs, excels at engaging with customers. Kim's warm approach instantly makes her audience members feel like they're a part of her inner circle. Consistency (she began out livestreaming four evenings a week) and her ability to make the audience feel her passion for fashion have been the secrets to her success.
According to the statistics in Square's Future of Retail research, an average of 43% of their monthly transactions are now conducted online. Furthermore, according to the report, 34% of Millennial and Gen Z shoppers are interested in livestream shopping. According to Forbes, over 30% of China's population watched eCommerce livestreams in 2020, a foreshadowing of predicted expansion in the United States and the rest of the world.