ShopMy has successfully raised $77.5 million in Series B funding, aiming to enhance creator marketing by focusing on measurable performance outcomes.

The platform’s Circles feed lets consumers follow creators and browse their latest recommendations.

Meghan Markle could make an eye-watering amount of money from her new ShopMy account, according to experts - and it's much more than she earned from her now-defunct blog, The Tig.On Monday, Meghan took to Instagram to announce that she would be using ShopMy to post affiliate links to her clothing items and accessories, some of which she would earn commission from.The app is popular with influencers, as they can profit by simply linking and sharing certain items with followers.'Many of you have asked, so here you go!' the mom-of-two, 43, wrote in text on top of the Instagram story. 'A

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In case you missed it, on the heels of widespread interest in her With Love, Meghan fashion, Meghan Markle launched an official ShopMy online storefront. Among the Duchess of Sussex’s fashion and beauty favorites are pieces that not only embody her elegant California-cool style, but also her penchant for high-low fashion.In addition to some of the affordable styles seen on her Netflix series (like these $50 linen pants), her virtual closet is brimming with options from budget-friendly retailers like Gap, J. Crew, and Zara. Not only did Meghan include a covetable Gap CashSoft lounge set in her virtual storefront, but

ShopMy has secured $70 million in funding to expand its curated commerce platform, valued at $1.5 billion, enhancing brand partnerships and consumer experiences.

#news #uknews #royal #princess #prince Meghan Markle was issued a dire warning after launching her new online shop this week. The Duchess of Sussex took to her Instagram on Monday to post a ShopMy link featuring a collection of some of her favourite clothes and accessories. Meghan's story was accompanied by the message: "Many of you have asked, so here you go!