Twitter makes it easier for your profile page to advertise what you’re selling

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It will be possible to keep a seller's profile page updated with direct links to the products they have for sale, thanks to a partnership between the two companies. If you install the new add-on on yourshopify account, you will be able to use the platform's shop module to build a store on the social media site.

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Shop owners can use the add-on to sync their inventory with the social networking site. Merchants should no longer need to update each item individually when making changes to their products.

All brands based in the U.S. will be able to use Shop Spotlight, a tool that lets merchants show off products on their profiles, as a result of the partnership withTwitter. The features are now available to everyone.

In 2015, the two companies collaborated on a feature called "buy now" buttons, but they didn't really work out. With a new owner who wants to find non-advertising-based revenue, it makes more sense to integrate with ashopify.

Merchants are able to tease upcoming products with reminders before they go on sale thanks to a new feature on the iPad. Like Amazon, eBay,Pinterest, Facebook, and TikTok, it is experimenting with live shopping features.

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