Facebook tests the "Want" button or lays the groundwork for an electric dealer

News and Information http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/17197.html "> Beijing time October 9, Facebook said it was working with 7 retailers to test a new feature: just click on" Want "( Want) button, you can mark the desired product picture. Users can use this feature to store, dress and other retail products, which may be the basis for Facebook's eventual foray into the E-commerce arena.

"People want to interact with the content of these collections and share the products they are interested in with their friends." People can click in to buy these products. Facebook said in a statement.

Facebook, which calls this feature collections, can help the company to play a bigger role in E-commerce, either by encouraging its 1 billion users to buy goods for friends or by encouraging consumers to visit online stores directly.

A Facebook spokeswoman said the company would not charge a user for a "wish order" item from a retailer's website.

Facebook says the company's latest collections features will gradually be open to all users. During the test, some users will see the "Want" button, and other users will also see a button that invites them to "collect" (collect) and "like" an entry.

Retailers involved in the Facebook collections feature test include pottery Barn, Victoria ' 618.html ' >secret, Neiman Marcus, Michael Kors, Smith Optics, Wayfair and Fab.com.