You may never want to buy what you see on the ad.
Maybe just a glass of shampoo.
You know, there might be a magic bullet for those morning smoothies.
Of course, you must have a clap!
It turned off your dining room light long before Siri.
But now, as Amazon and other online retailers make it easy to shop from your smartphone, why do you turn on your TV to buy something you don't think you need? You wouldn't!
So say goodbye to TV shopping and say hello to them. . . Facebook Live?
When Facebook Live was launched in 2016, users were able to immediately play videos from their smart devices.
Then, it's a medium of a strange experiment, just like Buzzfeed's exploding watermelon.
Unfortunately, it is also a shocking and disturbing opportunity to broadcast, including attacks on a disabled teenager, as well as suicide and murder.
Creative entrepreneurs are now using Facebook Live to sell their products.
You can adjust the order directly from the comments.
Freelance writer Beejoli Shah spent some time browsing the world of Live providers in her work Facebook Live is the new QVC.
"It's like a digital version of the Tupperware party," says Beejoli . ".
There are a lot to offer.
Lareoe leggings are very popular.
For those looking for an answer, some seller tarot readings.
But the most surprising thing is that
Called Pearl party
This is where people peel oysters in front of the camera to show the pearls the audience bought.
"People buy oysters in advance and then listen to Facebook Live to see what color the pearls they get," explains Beejoli . ".
But shopping opportunities will not end with pearls!
Buyers can get matching jewelry for DIY pearl bracelets and even snuggle together comfortably. "[They're]
Branch started.
"In addition to the pearls, you will see all kinds of things at the Tupperware party," she said . ".
Everything from traditional Tupperware to adult sex toys.
These experiences are not really buying things, says Beejoli.
Warning: This video may contain mature languages.
She said: "The product I am looking . . . . . . Most of them are not that good . ".
"The Pearl is every dollar or two, and everyone who buys the Pearl knows this.
The sellers I spoke to didn't make their customers think they were rare.
"They made it very clear that they were selling an experience.
"Experience is a community.
The seller responded to the buyer's comments in the live broadcast.
Sellers will ask about their holiday and family members.
They know everyone's name.
"Customers also know each other and it's really good," said Beejoli . ".
"If you stay to see the same seller --
Even two or three shows . . . . . . You will also see many of the same regulars joining in.
"It really gives people a place to go instead of selling them things. "