Content scheduling is a key component of any successful marketing strategy. It allows you to plan ahead and ensure that your brand's message consistently reaches your audience at the right time. 

Are you ready to take the stress out of scheduling your Instagram content? Then we've got just the thing for you. Introducing Schedule, the newest feature on the Cevoid platform!

With Schedule, you can easily schedule all your Instagram content straight from the Cevoid platform. Not only does Schedule save you time and effort by eliminating the need for multiple tools, but it also allows you to fully utilize the user-generated content you've collected on Cevoid.

Whether you're managing a big or small brand community, Schedule will make your UGC marketing efforts a breeze. 

Ready to find out what this new feature has to offer your e-commerce business? Read on to discover four things you can do with Cevoid’s Instagram content scheduling tool.

1. Create your UGC content calendar in Cevoid

As a marketer, having a content calendar is essential for staying organized and on top of your social media strategy. With Cevoid, you can easily schedule and publish user-generated content on Instagram, all while keeping track of your posts with a dedicated UGC content calendar. Say goodbye to missed posts and hello to a streamlined, organized content plan.

Here’s a quick walkthrough of how you can schedule a post with Cevoid.

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2. Make your UGC shoppable in a matter of clicks

Shoppable content, such as images with product tags, provides a more seamless and engaging way for shoppers to discover and purchase your products online. Plus, shoppable content is a fantastic way to improve e-commerce sales and create a pleasant shopping experience for your brand community.

With Cevoid’s Schedule tool, you can quickly and easily make your UGC shoppable. If you’ve already added product tags to your content, then the process will be lightning-fast. But if you haven’t, worry not, you can do it while scheduling!

3. Customize your Instagram posts and carousels

Customizing your Instagram posts can be fun, especially when using user-generated content. Writing descriptions that inspire your customers and creators will help you creatively express your brand personality and engage with your audience. 

Engaging and entertaining descriptions are one of the coolest things about customizing your posts. Snappy content will help capture your audience's attention and encourage them to step closer to becoming your customer. 

Additionally, setting the right image ratio can significantly impact your posts’ overall aesthetic and appeal. Choosing the proper ratio helps create a cohesive, visually pleasing feed that attracts online shoppers.

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While scheduling your Instagram content with Cevoid’s Schedule tool, you get all the essentials, like selecting the aspect ratio for your posts, adding a description, and tagging users.

Moreover, before you publish your user-generated content piece, you can see how it will look on your feed. That way, you can adjust the image to fit the style and aesthetics of your brand’s Instagram profile.

Instagram Reels can be a valuable tool for e-commerce brands looking to connect with their audience and promote their offering. Reels help sellers showcase their products in action, giving potential customers a better understanding of how the products look and how they can be used in real life. 

Video content provides an opportunity for businesses to tell their brand’s story in a fun, engaging way, all while showing off their uniqueness. Plus, Instagram Reels are easily shareable, helping increase brand visibility for e-commerce brands and reach a wider audience. 

What's exciting is that you can trim your Reels right from the Cevoid platform. Choose a timeframe from 3 seconds to 15 minutes, and customize your Reels like any other Instagram post: select the aspect ratio, write a caption, and schedule away!

Overall, incorporating Instagram Reels into your social media marketing strategy can be a powerful way to showcase your brand and drive sales, especially with user-generated content.

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To recap, Cevoid’s Schedule tool will help you save precious time by planning your UGC in advance without having to leave your UGC hub. 

There’s no need to switch between numerous tools anymore to ensure your user-generated content goes out when you want it and exactly how you want it. Take a load off your marketing team, schedule your content in advance, and get some well-deserved time to kick back and relax.

And remember, Instagram scheduling isn’t just for UGC you’ve collected through Instagram. With Schedule, you can plan and send out any user-generated content collected on Cevoid.

Ready to save time on scheduling your UGC?

We’d love to help you eliminate the need for various scheduling tools and get your user-generated content out quicker and easier. It's time to wave goodbye to juggling multiple scheduling apps and say hello to a streamlined process for publishing user-generated content. 

The Cevoid platform makes it easy to schedule and publish your UGC fast and smooth. Head to the Schedule section on Cevoid dashboard or start your 14-day free trial right away to see the difference yourself.

Save time by scheduling your UGC on Instagram straight from the Cevoid platform

Save time by scheduling your UGC on Instagram straight from the Cevoid platform.

How to Schedule Your UGC on Instagram with Cevoid

4 Things You Can Do With Cevoid’s UGC Scheduling Tool

Pamo Design is a furniture store like no other. They create industrial design furniture made from water pipes. While they offer a variety of different pipe furniture, this Germany-based brand puts its primary focus on coat racks.

What makes their product unique is its modern design. While seemingly simple, the coat racks are smooth, black, and matt, making them a unique design piece that’s also pleasant to the touch.

Pamo Design’s clothes racks are a must-have for minimalists passionate about rustic industrial design and those who want to improve the aesthetics of their dressers.

Pamo Design: a furniture store like no other

Founded in 2019, Pamo Design has grown into a 15 people tight-knit team that enjoys playing Mario Kart every lunch break. The people behind Pamo Design are industrial design enthusiasts. We had the chance to interview one of them to learn more about the company and how they’re using Cevoid to grow with user-generated content.

We were honored to talk to Patrick, Pamo Design’s Performance Marketing Manager. Patrick makes sure ads run smoothly, conversions keep improving, and he also runs A/B tests to ensure Pamo Design is always on top of its game. Generally, Patrick makes sure all performance-related things are in check.

Outside of work, Patrick enjoys doing sports. Since Patrick’s always eager to learn and improve, he’s always on the hunt for the next big challenge.

Patrick tells us that what sparked the idea for Pamo Design was the belief that every home deserves beautiful and timeless furniture. “That’s why we strive to create unique, beautiful clothes rails and accessories that will last a lifetime,” he adds.

The founders of Pamo Design are called Paddy and Mona. They were looking for suitable furniture for their walk-in wardrobe, and their friends gave them the idea of using water pipes as clothes rails and making their own DIY dressing room. 

Once they went to the hardware store, their idea quickly evaporated into thin air. The individual parts were unaffordable. 

Nevertheless, the idea stuck with them; they were dedicated to making this dream come to life. So they got to work, and suddenly — voilà — they were selling furniture.

“We are thrilled to see customers proudly post their new closets on social media. It’s always super interesting seeing how people style our products,” says Patrick.

Here’s how one of Pamo’s customers has styled their wardrobe.

What is the best thing about Pamo’s product?

According to Patrick, “everyone can do it, even without any knowledge in the furniture build up.” The assembling process is so simple that adding or adjusting your current setup is as easy as 1-2-3. Plus, the furniture lasts a lifetime and can be adjusted to your needs, no matter how they may change over the years.

And just like furniture needs change over the years, so do business needs. Pamo Design has chosen Cevoid to elevate their business with user-generated content. Let’s explore why.

User-generated content is a powerful tool for direct-to-customer businesses. Since UGC is created by the brand community, most often by the customers, it’s more authentic, and new shoppers trust it more than brand-generated content.

So Pamo Design wanted to take it a step further. Instead of solely relying on brand-made photos (which are stunning, by the way), Pamo decided to include user-generated content into their strategy.

“Not only are we proud of seeing people using our products, but we also wanted potential customers to see how previous customers styled their furniture. We believe product-specific customer images are especially important as they show the full capacity of what our product can do,” says Patrick.

 Patrick states that after a quick test, Cevoid could deliver on what Pamo had in mind. “The user interface seemed straightforward, and the functionality could do exactly what we imagined.” 

He also appreciates Cevoid’s nearly round-the-clock support. 

“The support is amazing, and the fact that Cevoid wants to work closely with their customers to improve the tool further is great.”

The Cevoid UGC platform is built with the user in mind. Our team believes user-generated content management should be effortless and straightforward, and we’re happy Pamo Design feels the same way. And our dedicated team is indeed available every day to help our beloved customers, offer advice, fix occasional bumps along the way, and further improve the Cevoid UGC platform.

Which Cevoid features does Pamo Design use?

“We use galleries on product pages and add specific tags to gallery images to create a filtered database for customers to shop according to rooms.” 

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Using product tags in galleries makes it much easier for customers to get inspiration and information about the product. Plus, shoppable content helps close the sale, as customers don’t have to search far and wide for the product they’d like to buy.

💜 Results from A/B testing Cevoid’s UGC widget

Does using UGC on your website really boost your sales? Patrick has an answer to that. 

He shared that Pamo Design launched an A/B test to understand whether the Cevoid UGC platform was improving their conversion rate.

“I personally enjoy seeing real customer images when making a purchase. Especially when the product is on the pricier end, and you’re interested in how it might look on you or at your home. And given the UGC trend, it was pretty clear that the widget would help boost the conversion rates. But to be sure, we ran an A/B test to check this hypothesis. This also gave us an idea if it is worth the subscription,” says Patrick. 

50% of the traffic was sent to their original product page, and

the other 50% to the product page with Cevoid’s UGC widget. 

For the test, Patrick used Google Optimize. “After reaching the required sample size with a confidence level of 95 and power of 80%, we ended up with a win probability of 97%,” he adds.

The product page with Cevoid’s UGC widget took the cake. The conversion rate improved by 12.54%.

Conversion changes with Cevoid's UGC gallery widget

By incorporating Cevoid’s UGC widget on their product page, Pamo Design was able to attract more customers who share their passion for minimalistic, industrial interior design.

Does your product page need a conversion boost, too? 

Consider using UGC to show off your incredible product and build customer trust. However, collecting and showcasing user-generated content can be a lot of work unless you have the tools to do the heavy lifting.

Cevoid would love to help take your e-commerce brand to the next level. So, if you’re ready to elevate your business, discover how Cevoid can help you ace your user-generated content game. Or, if you’d like to talk in more detail, schedule a coffee chat with us. 

Find out what Cevoid's customer Pamo Design did to increase their conversions on their product page.

Find out what Cevoid's customer Pamo Design did to increase their conversions on their product page

How Pamo Design Increased Conversions with User-Generated Content

Remember the days when catalog shopping was a thing? I do. A couple of times a month, a glossy, thick book filled with smiling people would make its way to my mailbox. I’d fetch it, go through the pretty images, examining every item, be it a gadget or a piece of clothing. I was just a child when catalog marketing was in full swing, but I enjoyed reading them. Perhaps it was because there were many pictures and not much text.

I used to wonder what the models in those catalogs were actually like. Do they really smile all the time? What’s their secret to happiness? And is the lady with the “voted best vacuum of 2002” actually using it herself? So many questions, so little answers.

It was the time when most kids channeled their inner Picasso in Paint and tried to beat their brother’s high score in Pinball; Facebook, Instagram, online shopping, and other “futuristic” things were not in the picture.

Catalog shopping was exciting, and I’d say it was the shoppable content of the early 00s. But what do we consider shoppable content in 2022?

Most importantly, shoppable content is digital content. It allows consumers to purchase products directly from the content source. No need to make a call to place an order like in the good ol’ days! 

Shoppable content can include images, videos, social media posts, and other types of digital media. Moreover, shoppable content typically includes product tags or links that allow shoppers to easily access product descriptions and purchase without leaving the digital platform from which they’re viewing the content.

By integrating the shopping experience into content, shoppable content can help businesses drive conversions and improve the customer experience. 

Why? Because nobody wants to spend time on anything extra. The quicker and hassle-free the buying process, the more satisfied they’ll be. 

Shoppable content can also provide a more seamless and engaging way for consumers to discover and purchase products online. Additionally, shoppable content can be shared and promoted on social media, which in return can provide exposure and boost sales for your business. Overall, shoppable content is a highly effective way to drive e-commerce sales and improve customer satisfaction.

What are some examples of shoppable content?

While there are many forms of shoppable content, the most popular are: 

An image with tags that highlight different products within the image allows users to click on the tags and view more information about the product or make a purchase straight away.

Images with product tags can also be a powerful tool for promoting your products on social media. This approach can drive more traffic and sales to your website and make it easier for customers to share your products with their friends and followers. Remember, nothing beats word-of-mouth marketing.

Like images, a social media post with product tags allows users to view more information or make a purchase by clicking on the tags. Using social media posts with product tags in your shoppable content can help increase your brand’s visibility and help customers discover your product.

According to Sprout, 78% of consumers are more willing to buy from a brand, and 77% will choose a brand over a competitor after a positive experience with a brand on social media.

What’s more, social media can help your product get social. The better your reach, the higher the likelihood that people will reshare your shoppable content. The more people reshare, the higher the chances you’ll close more sales. Voilà!

A video that includes links to products shown in the video is, first of all, highly engaging; and second, users can click on the links and head to the product page for a smooth shopping experience.

Generally, videos are the powerhouse of content — they’re an exceedingly attention-grabbing medium and can help capture and hold your consumers’ attention.

With an interactive catalog, customers can explore your entire product range and learn more about each product: features, specifications, pricing, usage recommendations, and whatever else you want to highlight.

Interactive product catalogs help your products stand out and make it easier for customers to get inspired. Plus, shoppable content on your product catalog is fun, improving your customers' browsing experience and overall brand loyalty.

To recap, shoppable content takes the online shopping experience to a whole new level. It provides a seamless and engaging way for consumers to discover products, interact with content, and effortlessly make purchases online.

Should you use UGC in your shoppable content?

While the digital era has taken most product catalogs out of physical mailboxes and placed them into digital ones, I still sometimes wonder about the models. They look so happy no matter what. Are they hiding something? Can I really trust them with my purchase? 

Personally, I don’t trust advertisements with people paid to smile. And I don’t think most other people do too. Dissatisfaction is part of human nature, and when I’m looking to purchase something, I don’t seek something flawless because nothing is. 

I want something real. I want to know the imperfections so I can:

b) evaluate if the product will still be useful for me despite them.

But companies would rarely spill their beans on things like that. That’s business. Best to focus on what works, not on what doesn’t. However, I, just like most consumers, want to see both sides of the coin.

And that is where user-generated content comes in.

Instead of using catalog-ready models to tell your brand story, let real people do it. 

Benefits of using UGC in your shoppable content

The rise of social media, the growth of e-commerce, and the increasing importance of authenticity (especially among Gen Zers) make user-generated content a must-have for e-commerce brands. 

Here are a couple more reasons why you should consider using UGC in your shoppable content.

1. UGC builds trust and credibility among your customers. 
Featuring real people using, reviewing, and interacting with your product is a solid asset to your brand. By using UGC in your shoppable content, you can provide substantial social proof that helps persuade other users to pick your product over the competition.


2. UGC makes your shoppable content authentic and relatable.
Real people = real experiences. People trust other people more than they trust brands, so use UGC to build a stronger connection with your audience and make your content more personable.


3. UGC provides valuable insights and feedback about your products.
Adding UGC to your shoppable content will make it more fun and authentic for your audience and gather valuable feedback for your business. Take a close look at what your customers are posting about your offering because this can help you get new ideas for improving your product in the future.


4. UGC increases the visibility and reach of your shoppable content.
If you’ve tagged the original creator, they’ll most likely want to show off to their audience by reposting it. I mean, who wouldn’t? When customers share their own content featuring your products, it extends the reach of your content. And by getting exposed to a larger audience, you can drive more traffic to your website and get more sales.


To sum it up, incorporating user-generated content into your shoppable content  can help your e-commerce brand:

and get more eyes on your products, leading to higher conversions and sales. 


Examples of using UGC in your shoppable content

Selling on social is a great way to get more eyeballs on your product. Since most consumers, especially the younger generations, live and breathe social media, it’s where you have a good chance of reaching your potential customers.

The well-known fashion brand H&M seize the day by adding product tags to their Instagram images. And so can you. When customers are scrolling through memes, Reels, and their friend’s vacation pictures, they can also have a chance to pamper themselves with the goodies your brand has to offer.

P.S. Note that you can only see Instagram product tags on the mobile app. But that’s where most Instagram users hang out anyway.

Image galleries with shoppable UGC are a great way to inspire your customers and introduce multiple products in a single post. The hip fashion brand Teen Spirit has added product tags in their galleries to make the shopping experience for inspired viewers more seamless. 

Adding shoppable UGC to your website enhances your promotional opportunities and can nudge a casual browser to become a customer. Take a look at how the Swedish pet food company Petfood has done it by integrating shoppable content into their blog. 

Suppose a curious reader has stumbled upon your blog (or any section of your website, for that matter) with integrated shoppable content. In that case, they can seamlessly inspect your product without navigating to a different page. 

And the best part is — adding shoppable UGC to your website is easy! Keep reading to find out how you can do it right away.

How do I add shoppable UGC to my website?

Social media is a strong selling channel, but your website is the face of your business. You don’t have to pick just one place to show off your products since multichannel selling is a fantastic strategy for expanding your customer reach.

With Cevoid, adding shoppable content to your website is as easy as pie! Let me show you how to do it; we’ll take it step by step.

Head to your Cevoid dashboard, click Inbox, and explore your options. This is the section where you’ll see all posts where your brand has been mentioned. 

Request use rights (unless you have them already) in a matter of clicks, and move on to the next step. Or you can also use your in-house content instead of user-generated content.

Click Library; that’s where all your collected content lives. 

Select the user-generated content piece you want to make shoppable, click Add product, and follow the instructions. 

Remember to place the product tag (aka the hotspot) somewhere noticeable, so avoid corners of the image.

This is where the fun begins! In the product view where you just added product tags, scroll down and look for a Create card button. Click it. Alternatively, you can find the Cards section on your dashboard and take it from there.

Choosing if you want to display the original creator’s username

Writing a catchy caption to engage your audience

Deciding if you’re going to highlight the tagged product, and more!

Once you’ve finished styling your card, click Save changes. Then, when you’re ready to add it to your website and mesmerize your viewers, click Embed card, copy the code, and add it to your site. 

And here’s the end result in all its glory — this is how the card could look on your blog, too. Click to open the card and play around with it.

Dare to experiment with UGC and shoppable content

While using shoppable content improves the customer experience, UGC can help you close the sale. After all, UGC provides authentic, trust-worthy visuals that ensure the customer that they’re making the right decision by buying from you.

However, the most important thing is to experiment — both with your UGC and your shoppable content. Add product tags to your social media posts and videos, but don’t leave your website out to dry. It deserves some extra engagement and UGC love, too. 

Incorporate Cevoid cards in different sections of your website, blog, run A/B tests to see how they perform, and most importantly — never stop experimenting. The digital landscape is continuously changing, and so are the customers. So your approach to customer engagement should, too.


Ready to try out Cards? Click here to create one right now!

Discover how shoppable UGC can help you stand out from the competition and get inspired with shoppable content ideas to drive more sales and engagement.

Shoppable content, together with UGC, improves customer experience, expands product reach, and drives more sales for your e-commerce business.

How Shoppable UGC Can Elevate Your E-commerce Business

How Shoppable UGC Can Elevate Your E-commerce Business [Shoppable Content Ideas Inside]

Do you remember when you had just started your business and got your first tag on Instagram from a customer? How happy they were to receive your product, show it off to their friends and followers, and maybe somebody took a video of the unboxing experience!

User-generated content is a marketing form like no other. It’s authentic, transparent, and creates a community around the brand, making the product experience truly unique.

So how does user-generated content work, and why is it a must-have for successful e-commerce businesses? In this article, I’ll walk you through what user-generated content is, how it can elevate your e-commerce brand, and what you can do to get started right away.

User-generated content (UGC for short) is any form of brand-specific content not published by the brand itself. For example, if a customer buys something from your store, posts it on Instagram, and tags you, that’s user-generated content. 

User-generated content can take different shapes and forms, such as:

What user-generated content can do for your e-commerce brand

Including user-generated content in your marketing efforts is more than just a fun and easy way to show off your products to a broader audience. The user-generated content game has many benefits that will help you grow your e-commerce business.

Many online brands spring up every day like mushrooms after rain. 

So to break through the noise and attract customers, it’s crucial to stand out. One way to do that is by showing your authentic side. Since UGC is created by users who typically don’t get paid for promoting brands, it makes the content more genuine.

Nowadays, shoppers, especially Gen Z, want a unique and transparent brand experience. Younger generations grew up seeing advertising left and right, so they can see right through them, and they’re more difficult to pursue through ads alone. That’s why creating an authentic brand experience is a must.

Customers are honest when reviewing products they have paid for. Since user-generated content is created by the customers, UGC is more reliable than branded content published by the company selling the product. In fact, surveyed millennials believe that UGC is 35% more memorable than other media, and 50% more trusted.

Moreover, most advertising uses models and environments that are not true to everyday life. Seeing another person using a specific product creates a feeling of safety — or lack of it if the product doesn’t fit the description. User-generated content ensures customers are not buying a cat in a bag. 

Or, you know, you don’t end up wearing a potato sack instead of a prom dress like this lady.

To say that UGC saves lives is a stretch, but it can definitely save some dignity. Both for the customer and the online store, too.

Only 9% of Americans say they place high trust in mass media. And no wonder — the internet is full of fake news, making it difficult to distinguish what’s reliable and what’s not. For businesses, it’s easy to get overshadowed by noise, so building trust, no matter how difficult it may be at times, is essential.

Luckily, user-generated content is a fantastic tool for building trust.

Consumers trust other consumers more than they trust brands, so the more quality UGC you can collect and showcase, the more credible your business looks. And if a customer trusts your brand, they’re 88% more likely to buy from you again and 93% more likely to recommend you to others.

User-generated content not only improves your brand experience but can also improve your sales. User-generated content has a significant influence on the buying behavior of customers. As many as 9 out of 10 people find consumer-generated content influential to their purchase decisions.

User-generated content adds value to all stages of the customer journey. Since it works as a social proof, helping you close the gap between “maybe” and “yes,” consider including UGC anywhere on your sales and marketing funnel. 

Here are a couple of ideas where you can put user-generated content to good use: 

Marketing and sales materials: social media, ads, sales pitches

Onsite: product pages, blogs, testimonials

Onboarding flow: sign-up page, onboarding emails, and more

For example, a Swedish pet food tech company called Petgood uses UGC on its product page. The brand is showcasing its fluffy customers along with the pet goodies they sell. Now look at those puppies — how can they not increase conversion?

Moreover, the puppy gallery is scrollable. *Yay for more puppy content!* And if you’re their customer, you can also upload visual content of your own four-legged friend to bring more cuteness into the world.

On top of building an engaging product page, you get free visual content. Which, in return, improves your brand experience, drives more sales, and allows you to engage with your audience.

User-generated content examples that work

There are many ways you can utilize UGC. Now, let's examine how three direct-to-consumer brands make user-generated content work for their e-commerce stores.

The puppy gallery is just the first step for this pet goodie brand we covered in the previous section. Upon clicking on any visual content pieces, you can see the featured product and purchase it immediately. With this approach, your customers don’t have to search far and wide, which increases the probability of closing a sale.

What’s more, if your customers enjoy the content piece, they can engage with it by clicking on the clapping hands and showing their appreciation for the post.

Nordic Nest has created a smooth, harmonized UGC gallery that captures the brand essence nicely. Coordinated content like this is a fantastic way to build brand identity and give the viewers a clear understanding of what it would feel like to be your customer.

This Scandinavian wall decor business creates a pleasant brand experience by adding a UGC gallery for its products. The gallery shows off the brand’s beautiful mirrors while serving as a social proof and inspiration board at the same time.

Imagine you’d like to purchase a mirror but are unsure how it will fit in your freshly-renovated bathroom. Look no further — the gallery widget has UGC containing the exact product you’re looking for so you can see how other people use it. 

Pro tip: by promoting numerous products on your UGC galleries, you can draw more traffic to your product page and increase the upsell opportunities.

Tips for acing your user-generated content strategy

Before putting together beautiful UGC galleries, you must ask yourself what type of content you wish to display. What type of content fits your brand’s aesthetics? Is there a specific pattern, a color combination, or a setting that best captures the feeling of your brand? 

Instead of hoping the perfect UGC lands on your lap, put out a call to action. Let your customers know what kind of content you want to see.

For example, if you’re looking for Christmas-themed images, launch a social media campaign with a specific hashtag (that will also make the content filtering easier). That way, you’ll get a clear picture of how your audience interacts with your product, and you’ll get holiday-themed content to use in your campaigns in the upcoming year.

Most situations in business and life have etiquette. User-generated content marketing is no different. Unless you have exclusive rights to use a specific creator’s (think signed influencers) content, asking the original creator for permission to use their work is strongly suggested. 

Thankfully, with Cevoid, it takes just a click to request the rights.

Collecting and showcasing user-generated content can be a lot of work unless you have the tools to do the heavy lifting for you.

Cevoid would love to help you take your e-commerce brand to the next level. If you’re ready to elevate your business, discover how Cevoid can help you ace your user-generated content game. Or, if you’d like to talk in more detail, schedule a coffee chat with us. We’re always happy to help! :)

Harness the power of UGC to increase conversions and build trust for your e-commerce store

Harness the power of user-generated content (UGC) to increase conversions and build trust for your e-commerce store.

How User-Generated Content Can Improve Your Ecommerce Brand

How User-Generated Content Can Help Your E-commerce Brand Succeed

Earlier, brands have been able to use Instagram video posts from the IG feed, #hasthtags, and posts that they have been tagged or mentioned in.

Just a few weeks back, we added support for Reels and are now excited to announce that all of our direct upload channels also support short-form videos!

Consumers love it, and brands love it more!

As attention spans continue to shorten, capturing consumers' attention becomes more challenging. That's where short-form content can help. 

Short-form videos have been our customers' most requested Cevoid feature in 2022. This is not a surprise since 85% of marketers say short-form videos are the most effective format.

Let's walk through how brands can collect short-form videos through Cevoid and include it in their UGC widgets!

All Reels can be found in the same Inboxes as Instagram feed posts.

Like regular Instagram posts, you can access Reels by sending rights requests and whitelisting Influencers.

You can now invite your community to upload UGC short-form videos directly to your Cevoid account. 

Cevoid latest UGC update includes support for short-form videos and Reels.

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