How can Twitter’s new shopping model benefit beauty businesses?

By Becky Bargh | Published: 2-Aug-2021
Retail Marketing

Social media site catches up with competitors to launch Shop Module selling pilot

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After stepping back from its online shopping pursuits, social media platform Twitter has rejoined its competitors on the social shopping hype.

As of last week, the Facebook-owned platform launched a pilot of its Shop Module feature, in which businesses can s

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