EPISODE · Jun 15, 2026 · 21 MIN
Coffees and Content: Social Media Is the Shop Front Now
from Coffees and Content · host Loren Tomlinson | Holistic Digital Marketing and Social Media Strategies
This week's episode came out on a Tuesday ... and I promise it was worth the wait.I've just come off the back of speaking at the Christchurch Winter NZ Gift Fairs (more on that very soon), and I'm recording this before heading into an Auckland content shoot — so we're keeping it sharp. Three updates that all connect to one bigger idea: the platforms are rewarding people who show up with a clear point of view, consistently, and every post needs to earn its place on its own.This week we cover:LinkedIn's new Creator Marketplace - what it actually means for your personal brand and how TSC is already running it for clientsSocial commerce crossing $1 trillion, and why the behaviour behind that number matters more than the number itself for service-based businessesInstagram's grid reorder feature — and an honest take on whether it's actually worth your timeA big announcement at the end of the episode you won't want to missHave a question? Click here to send it to me!Links:Join the WhatsApp communityFollow on Instagram: @coffeesandcontentpodFind Loren on LinkedIn: Loren TomlinsonVisit us at: www.thesocialcollective.co.nzLoved this episode? Leave a review - it would mean the world!
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This week's episode came out on a Tuesday ... and I promise it was worth the wait. I've just come off the back of speaking at the Christchurch Winter NZ Gift Fairs (more on that very soon), and I'm recording this before heading into an Auckland content shoot — so we're keeping it sharp. Three updates that all connect to one bigger idea: the platforms are rewarding people who show up with a clear point of view, consistently, and every post needs to earn its place on its own. This week we cover...
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