What if a few optimizations could double your sales this Black Friday and Cyber Monday?
Charm analyzed data points from last year’s Black Friday winners and this year’s top-selling brands to uncover the hashtags, creators, content, and price points driving real sales—not just virality.
In this live session, Charm CEO Alex Nisenzon and Stephanie Tramicheck from The Tok Newsletter reveal how social data can tell you what to sell, when to sell it, and how to price it to capture consumer dollars during the holiday shopping season.
Even if you’re not selling on TikTok, this social data will provide invaluable insights into how consumer attention is shifting and what it means for your holiday strategy.
Join us on November 5th at 10 AM EST to get the insights you need to have a profitable Black Friday and Cyber Monday!
QVC is doubling down on TikTok as a primary sales and engagement channel, blending its legacy in live selling with the platform’s viral potential. This shift comes as traditional TV viewership declines and social shopping continues to surge. Here’s what you need to know:
QVC is transforming its live-selling strategy by embracing TikTok as a key platform for sales and engagement. The brand is blending its television roots with social commerce to connect with new audiences and strengthen its digital presence.
Charm data highlights how QVC is capitalizing on the live-selling movement, showcasing its growing presence and top-performing products on U.S. TikTok Shop between January and September 2025.
In the past 9 months, the brand has continued to increase its TikTok Shop revenue, with the highest revenue month being September 2025 at $8.8M.
Their top-selling product during this time period was the Shark Steam and Scrub with Steam Blaster Technology.
Their top video by sales is by the creator @toporganize and generated $331K as a result of $16K in video ad spend.
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