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For years, retail experts have touted live streaming as the hottest new way to acquire customers and create instant sales. However, executing video commerce isn't a one-size-fits-all strategy, as lingerie brand Adore Me has found. The post How Adore Me is experimenting with livestream commerce appeared first on Modern Retail.

For years, retail experts have touted live streaming as the hottest new way to acquire customers and create instant sales. However, executing video commerce isn't a one-size-fits-all strategy, as lingerie brand Adore Me has found. The post How Adore Me is experimenting with livestream commerce appeared first on Modern Retail.

After launching a limited-edition tea collaboration in Oct. 2021, Vintner’s Daughter followed up with a limited-edition fragrance on June 22. The fragrance, called “Understory,” is unisex and retails for $245.

After launching a limited-edition tea collaboration in Oct. 2021, Vintner’s Daughter followed up with a limited-edition fragrance on June 22. The fragrance, called “Understory,” is unisex and retails for $245.

When it works well, humor can lighten the mood, reduce stress, improve mental health and subsequently boost productivity. The post Comedic affect: Why making each other laugh at work is an important stress antidote, engagement booster appeared first on WorkLife.
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When it works well, humor can lighten the mood, reduce stress, improve mental health and subsequently boost productivity. The post Comedic affect: Why making each other laugh at work is an important stress antidote, engagement booster appeared first on WorkLife.