Facts about f-commerce

From SocialCommerceToday.com

Top 3: The top 3 brands on Facebook (by fans) all sell directly on Facebook – Coca-Cola (24m), Starbucks (20m) and Disney (19m)
2-4%: f-store conversion rates – on a par with web-stores (avg. 3.4%, according to Forrester/Shop.org)
$650,000,000: The drop in Netflix share value when Warner opened up a Facebook movie rental (streaming) service in 2011
1000: Number of diapers P&G sold on its f-store in under an hour
50,000: Number of retailers who have opened an f-store with Payment
6 hours: Time it took for the Rachel Roy’s Facebook jewelry store to sell out
3rd highest: daily sales made by Rachel Roy, the day it opened its pop-up f-store
1m+: Starbucks customers using their e-commerce-enabled Facebook CRM loyalty program
1300: Number of products added every week to the ASOS f-store
20%: Proportion of black Friday sales transactions on Facebook for e-tailer Kembrel
7-10%: Increased Average Order Value for Facebook transactions (vs. web-store) for Kembrel
5000+: customers using Walmart’s group-buy Facebook app on the day of its launch
$34: Amount paid for the first transaction ever to take place in Facebook at 11.50 am EST on July 8, 2009 for bouquet of flowers ‘A Slice of Life’ on the f-store of U.S. florist 1-800-FLOWERS
76%: percentage of retailers who plan to use Facebook for ‘social commerce’ initiatives
50%+: proportion of the global top 100 websites have integrated with Facebook using its social plug-ins
50,000+: Number of websites that integrated Facebook social plug-ins (incl. ‘Like’) in the week they launched
2.5 million+: websites have now integrated with Facebook
10,000: number of new websites integrate with Facebook every day (with social plug-ins) (since April 2010)
2m+: Number of sites that have integrated Facebook social plug-ins
7 out of 10: proportion of digital marketers who have implemented or planning to implement Facebook Like feature