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Les Green, New VP Marketing @ Teespring

By MelakaYouTube -


Really nice to have Les Green running the marketing for Teespring and Green reckons that commerce is going to from social media (Listen 1:27)

With at least half of Malaysians buying products after social media discovery, I absolutely agrees with Green.

YouTube is the top social media platform in Malaysia and out of the 32.25 million Malaysians, 24 million use social media on their mobile devices.

mCommerce is here to stay and social media has quickly become one of the most important factors in a purchasing decision.

mCommerce is growing rapidly in Malaysia as the number of mobile subscriptions overtake the total number of populations.

It's a great opportunity to sign up with Teespring on Tuesday 8 September 2020. (Stores)


The future is video. Congratulations Teespring.


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