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Shopify expands its one-click checkout, Shop Pay, to any merchant on Facebook or Google in the US, even if they don't use Shopify to power their online stores

TechCrunch Sarah Perez

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  • @post_market Post M. on x
    Shopify will open up its e-Commerce checkout system to all retailer selling through Google and Facebook... 1st time offered to merchants that don't use its platform. Perhaps these are not just advertising businesses. https://twitter.com/...
  • @asemota Osaretin Victor Asemota on x
    To some extent, Stripe is trying to become the global OS for small businesses and startups but I think Shopify stands a much better chance. Facebook pretends to be but they really don't get it yet. Others are in the stratosphere. It is all still wide open for grabs.
  • @billda Bill D'Alessandro on x
    @web All software businesses eventually become fintech and ads businesses.
  • @web Web Smith on x
    Third-party data is slowly dying (iOS 14.5, etc) and so are traditional digital ads. First-party data (FPD) has become the go-to preference. By expanding Shop Pay to Facebook + Google, they will collect more FPD. Why: Shopify is going to sell self-serve ads to its merchants.