For Australian brands and marketers, these developments represent a commercial opportunity of the kind that only appears at genuine platform inflection points — when new infrastructure enables new consumer behaviours at scale, creating a first-mover window for brands that adopt early and build expertise before the competitive environment catches up. The brands that built strong TikTok organic presence in 2020-2021 captured attention at a fraction of the cost that is required today. The brands that build strong TikTok Shop, Instagram Commerce, and Pinterest shopping infrastructure in 2025 are capturing the social commerce revenue stream at the moment when Australian consumer comfort with in-app purchasing is crossing the critical adoption threshold that makes social commerce a mainstream rather than experimental channel.
This report maps the 2025 Australian visual content and social commerce landscape — the platform performance data, the content formats generating the strongest engagement and conversion rates, the social commerce infrastructure available to Australian brands, and the LVRA social media strategy framework that integrates visual content with direct commerce capability into a coherent, measurable growth programme.
Australian Social Commerce & Visual Marketing 2025 — Key Metrics
Section 1: The 2025 Australian Social Media Landscape — Platform by Platform
The Australian social media landscape of 2025 has stabilised into a relatively predictable platform hierarchy — but with two significant new dynamics that are reshaping the commercial value of each platform. The first is the acceleration of short-form video consumption as the dominant content format across virtually every major platform, cannibalising the attention that was previously distributed across text, image, and long-form video formats. The second is the integration of social commerce infrastructure into platforms that were previously purely content platforms — creating the discovery-to-purchase pathways that are generating the social commerce growth documented in the executive summary.
1.1 The 2025 Australian Platform Hierarchy
Source: DataReportal Digital 2025 Australia; We Are Social Australian Digital Report 2025; LVRA Australian Social Media Platform Analysis Q1 2025.
1.2 The Short-Form Video Dominance — What It Means for Strategy
The 78% of Australian social media users preferring short-form video as their primary social content format in 2025 is not a trend that brands can treat as an optional format preference to accommodate at their convenience. It is the structural reality of where Australian social media attention is concentrated — and brands that are not producing compelling short-form video content are operating in social media's fastest-growing attention environment with the least effective content format available to them.
Short-form video — defined as video content under 90 seconds optimised for vertical mobile viewing — dominates on TikTok (native format), Instagram Reels (highest organic reach of any Instagram format in 2025), YouTube Shorts (growing fastest of all YouTube format categories in Australia), and Facebook Reels (cross-posted from Instagram, reaching the older demographic that YouTube Reels does not). A brand that produces compelling short-form video on TikTok and cross-posts it to Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, and Facebook Reels is generating presence across four platform ecosystems from a single content production investment — the most efficient content distribution model available in 2025.
1.3 Pinterest's Resurgence — The Underestimated Commerce Platform
Pinterest's trajectory in the Australian market in 2025 deserves specific attention because it challenges the conventional wisdom of social media strategy in ways that have significant commercial implications. Pinterest — which many Australian brands deprioritised in favour of Instagram and TikTok during the 2020-2023 short-form video boom — has quietly built one of the most commercially effective social commerce pathways available to Australian consumer brands, generating a 44% purchase rate among its active Australian users and a ROAS on Pinterest Shopping campaigns that consistently outperforms equivalent Instagram and Facebook campaign equivalents for home, fashion, beauty, and lifestyle categories.
The mechanism behind Pinterest's commerce effectiveness is the platform's unique position in the consumer purchase journey. Pinterest users are not scrolling for entertainment — they are planning. A Pinterest user searching for 'kitchen renovation ideas 2025' is in the active consideration phase of a high-value purchase decision, not passively consuming content. The purchase intent of Pinterest's audience at the moment of content engagement is structurally higher than the equivalent audience on TikTok or Instagram, where discovery is serendipitous rather than intentional. This intent advantage translates directly to conversion rates: Pinterest-driven traffic to brand websites converts to purchase at 2.3x the rate of Instagram-driven traffic for the product categories where Pinterest has strong presence.
Section 2: TikTok Shop Australia — The Social Commerce Game-Changer
TikTok Shop's 2025 Australian launch represents the most significant social commerce infrastructure development in the Australian market since the introduction of Instagram Shopping in 2018. TikTok Shop enables Australian brands to sell products directly within the TikTok app — through shoppable video content, LIVE shopping broadcasts, and an integrated product catalogue that appears within the TikTok discovery feed — without requiring the user to leave the platform to complete a purchase. For Australian brands that have already built TikTok audience presence, TikTok Shop adds a direct revenue stream to an existing awareness investment. For brands entering TikTok for the first time, TikTok Shop creates an immediate commerce ROI case that makes the platform investment decision a revenue calculation rather than a brand awareness experiment.
2.1 The TikTok Shop Mechanics — How It Works for Australian Brands
TikTok Shop operates through four primary commerce surfaces, each suited to different brand types and product categories. Understanding which surface generates the best results for each brand's specific product and audience profile is the foundational commerce strategy decision for Australian brands entering the platform.
Surface 1 — In-feed shoppable video: Product tags embedded in standard TikTok feed videos that allow viewers to tap through to a product page and complete purchase without leaving the app. The most scalable surface for brands with strong organic video content — the product tag adds a commercial layer to content that would be produced regardless. Average conversion rate from in-feed video product tap to purchase: 3.8% for Australian early adopters.
Surface 2 — LIVE Shopping broadcasts: Real-time video broadcasts in which hosts demonstrate products and answer viewer questions in real time, with products purchasable during the live session through on-screen CTAs. The highest-conversion TikTok Shop surface — Chinese market data shows LIVE Shopping converting at 8-12% — but also the most resource-intensive, requiring skilled live hosts, prepared product inventory, and reliable broadcast infrastructure.
Surface 3 — Product Showcase (TikTok Shop tab): A dedicated product listing page within TikTok that functions as a within-app storefront. Users who visit a brand's TikTok Shop tab see the full product catalogue with pricing, reviews, and purchase capability. Drives discovery for users who have found the brand through content and want to explore the full product range.
Surface 4 — Affiliate creator programme: TikTok's built-in creator affiliate programme allows brands to authorise creators to add shoppable product links to their own content, paying commission on sales generated through creator-tagged products. The most cost-efficient TikTok commerce acquisition channel for brands with products that have strong creator appeal — commission-based performance marketing without upfront cost.
2.2 TikTok Shop Performance Benchmarks — 2025 Australian Early Adopter Data
Source: LVRA Australian Social Commerce Performance Analysis Q1 2025; TikTok for Business Australia Early Adopter Programme Data 2025; Shopify Australian Social Commerce Benchmark 2025. Note: TikTok Shop AU data represents early adopter phase performance, expected to stabilise as market matures.
2.3 The Creator Affiliate Economy — TikTok's Commerce Moat
TikTok's creator affiliate programme is the social commerce feature with the largest structural commercial impact for Australian brands entering TikTok Shop — because it aligns the economic incentives of TikTok's 15,000+ Australian content creator community directly with the commercial success of the brands whose products they feature. A creator who earns a 10-15% commission on every sale generated through their TikTok product recommendation has a direct financial incentive to produce compelling, authentic, product-specific content — content that is genuinely different in quality and conversion effectiveness from the brand-commissioned sponsored content that characterises most influencer marketing.
The creator affiliate model also changes the economics of influencer marketing for brands. Rather than paying a flat fee for content that may or may not generate commercial results, brands pay commission only on actual sales — creating a performance marketing model with a clear and directly attributable ROI. For Australian consumer product brands entering TikTok Shop, building a creator affiliate programme — recruiting 20-50 relevant creators, providing product samples, and setting competitive commission rates — is the highest-ROI marketing investment available in the first 90 days of TikTok Shop activation.
Section 3: Instagram's Visual Commerce Evolution — Stories, Reels, and Shopping in 2025
Instagram remains the most commercially mature social commerce platform for Australian brands in 2025 — with the broadest demographic reach, the most developed shopping infrastructure, and the strongest established brand presence of any social platform. The Instagram commerce investment that Australian brands have made since 2018 — building followings, establishing shopping tags, and developing Reels content — is now generating returns through an increasingly frictionless purchase pathway that is reducing the drop-off between product discovery and purchase completion.
3.1 The 2025 Instagram Content Performance Hierarchy
The content format hierarchy on Instagram has shifted decisively toward Reels as the primary organic reach format — with Reels generating 3-5x higher organic reach than equivalent static posts or carousel posts for Australian brand accounts in 2025. Stories continue to generate the highest engagement rate among existing followers, making them the optimal format for nurturing brand relationships with warm audiences. And the carousel format — though declining in organic reach relative to Reels — remains the highest save-rate format on the platform, making it valuable for content that users want to revisit (tutorials, guides, complex information, before-and-after content).
Source: Hootsuite Australian Social Media Benchmarks Q1 2025; Later Australian Instagram Performance Report 2025; LVRA Instagram Client Analytics Q1 2025.
3.2 The Instagram Shopping Infrastructure — 2025 Australian Best Practices
Instagram Shopping in 2025 has evolved from a supplementary catalogue feature to an integrated commerce pathway that reduces the friction between product discovery and purchase to its lowest-ever level for Australian brands. The specific infrastructure investments that generate the strongest commerce results on Instagram in 2025 are:
Investment 1 — Shoppable product catalogue integration: Linking the Instagram business account to a product catalogue (via Shopify, WooCommerce, or Meta Catalogue Manager) enables product tagging across all content formats and the Instagram Shop tab — creating the always-available shopping destination that converts impulse discovery into recorded interest.
Investment 2 — Product tag discipline: Tagging specific products in every piece of content where they appear — not just promotional posts but organic brand content, behind-the-scenes, and educational posts. The more occasions a product is tagged, the more discovery entry points exist for users who engage with that content.
Investment 3 — Stories Shopping stickers: The Shopping sticker in Instagram Stories is consistently the highest-converting Stories element for product-oriented brands — generating tap-through rates of 4.8% versus 2.1% for equivalent link sticker destinations. Every product-relevant Story should use the Shopping sticker rather than a link sticker for direct product access.
Investment 4 — Instagram Checkout activation: For brands selling physical products, enabling Instagram Checkout (where the full purchase is completed within the Instagram app without leaving to a brand website) reduces the checkout abandonment rate from an average of 68% (cross-site redirect) to 41% (in-app checkout). The 27-percentage-point abandonment reduction directly translates to higher purchase completion rates from the same traffic volume.
3.3 User-Generated Content — Instagram's Most Powerful Commerce Signal
The most commercially valuable content on Instagram for Australian brands in 2025 is not the brand's own content — it is authentic user-generated content (UGC) from customers using, wearing, preparing, or experiencing the brand's products in their real lives. UGC drives purchase intent at 2.9x the rate of equivalent brand-produced content, because it provides the authentic social proof signal that Instagram's audience recognises as real rather than produced. The challenge for most Australian brands is systematically capturing and legally obtaining permission to use the UGC that their customers are already producing — an operational challenge that LVRA's social media programmes address through specific UGC capture workflows.
Section 4: Pinterest in 2025 — The High-Intent Commerce Platform Australian Brands Are Underusing
Pinterest's position in the 2025 Australian social commerce landscape is one of the most commercially significant opportunities that Australian consumer brands are systematically underinvesting in — a consequence of the 2020-2022 narrative that Pinterest was declining as TikTok and Instagram Reels grew, a narrative that has proven to be incorrect. Pinterest's Australian user base has grown 18% year-over-year in 2024, its advertising revenue in Australia has grown 34% year-over-year, and its purchase conversion metrics are the strongest of any visual social platform in the specific product categories it serves.
4.1 Why Pinterest Works Differently from Other Social Platforms
Pinterest's commercial effectiveness derives from a structural difference in how users engage with the platform that makes it categorically distinct from TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook as a marketing environment. On TikTok and Instagram, users are scrolling for entertainment — they encounter branded content while seeking other content, and the commercial interruption is partially accepted as a feature of the discovery experience. On Pinterest, users are actively searching for ideas, products, and solutions to specific planning needs. They arrive on Pinterest with an intention — to find kitchen renovation inspiration, to plan a wedding wardrobe, to discover sustainable home products, to identify gift ideas for a specific recipient. This intention makes the Pinterest audience, at the moment of platform engagement, more receptive to commercial content than any equivalent platform audience.
The implication for Australian brands is that Pinterest advertising and organic presence generates a disproportionate share of high-intent traffic — visitors who are at a planning or consideration stage of the purchase journey rather than in the passive awareness phase that characterises most social media engagement. Pinterest-referred visitors to Australian retail and lifestyle brand websites have average session durations of 4.2 minutes (versus 1.8 minutes for Instagram referrals), browse 3.1 pages per session (versus 1.4 for TikTok referrals), and convert to purchase at 2.3x the rate of Instagram referrals.
4.2 The Australian Pinterest Opportunity by Category
Source: Pinterest Australia Trends and Shopping Data Q1 2025; LVRA Australian Pinterest Programme Analytics Q1 2025; Shopify Pinterest Commerce Report 2025.
4.3 The Pinterest SEO Advantage — Boards, Pin Descriptions, and Keyword Optimisation
Pinterest functions as a visual search engine — and the SEO principles that govern Google search visibility apply, with platform-specific adaptations, to Pinterest visibility as well. Pins, boards, and pin descriptions that are optimised for the specific keywords that Pinterest users search for generate significantly more organic discovery than equivalent unoptimised content — making Pinterest SEO one of the highest-ROI organic marketing activities available to Australian brands in the product categories where Pinterest has strong search volume.
The Pinterest SEO practices that generate the strongest organic visibility for Australian brands in 2025 are: keyword-optimised pin titles (the first 30-40 characters of a pin title are the most heavily weighted by Pinterest's search algorithm — leading with the primary search keyword rather than a clever headline), keyword-rich pin descriptions (150-300 words of specific, searchable description text that includes primary and secondary keyword variations naturally), strategic board organisation (boards named with the specific keyword phrases that target audiences search, rather than creative brand names that the algorithm cannot interpret), and consistent pinning cadence (Pinterest's algorithm rewards consistent publishing — 5-15 fresh pins per week — over burst publication patterns that leave long gaps between content).
Section 5: The Australian Visual Content Production Framework — 2025 Standards
The visual content production requirements of the 2025 Australian social media landscape are more demanding than at any previous point — not in terms of production technology (smartphones and accessible editing tools have democratised production capability) but in terms of the authenticity, specificity, and platform-native quality that Australian social media audiences expect from the brands they choose to follow and purchase from.
5.1 The Authentic Content Imperative — Why Over-Production Underperforms
One of the most counterintuitive findings in Australian social content performance data for 2025 is the consistent underperformance of over-produced, brand-polished content relative to authentic, lower-production content across TikTok and, increasingly, Instagram Reels. Australian audiences on TikTok specifically have developed a finely calibrated sense for the difference between content that is organic to the platform and content that is produced by a brand's creative agency and optimised for a television advertising aesthetic. The former is engaged with; the latter is scrolled past.
This does not mean that production quality is irrelevant — it means that the correct production quality for each platform's content standard must be matched. TikTok content that achieves the highest engagement and conversion rates in Australia in 2025 is content that meets the platform's native quality standard: well-lit, clearly audible, competently edited with platform-native transitions and effects, but fundamentally conversational and human rather than broadcast and polished. Instagram Reels allows slightly higher production values — consistent brand visual treatment is expected and valued by the platform's more brand-aware audience — but the authenticity principle applies here too: product demonstration content that shows real use in real environments consistently outperforms studio product content.
5.2 The 2025 Australian Visual Content Production Calendar
The content production cadence that generates the strongest sustained social media growth for Australian brands in 2025 follows a consistent weekly structure that provides the algorithm-feeding frequency that platforms reward while managing the creative fatigue that comes from attempting to produce entirely new creative concepts for every piece of content.
Source: LVRA Australian Social Media Content Calendar Framework 2025; Hootsuite Australia Best Times to Post Research 2025.
5.3 The Cross-Platform Content Multiplication Framework
The most efficient content production model for Australian brands in 2025 is the cross-platform multiplication approach — designing each piece of primary content for its lead platform and then systematically adapting and distributing it across secondary platforms with minimal additional production effort. A single 60-second product demonstration video filmed in vertical format for TikTok can become: a TikTok post (native), an Instagram Reel (cropped for 9:16 if needed), a YouTube Shorts video (uploaded with YouTube-optimised title), a Facebook Reel (cross-posted), a Pinterest Idea Pin (adapted), and a series of Instagram Stories (key moments extracted). The primary production investment generates six distribution events — and the platform-native adaptations (adding TikTok text effects for TikTok, adjusting audio levels for Stories, writing keyword-optimised descriptions for Pinterest) add minimal time relative to the original production effort.
Section 6: Social Commerce Measurement — Connecting Visual Content to Revenue
The measurement of social commerce performance in Australia in 2025 has advanced significantly from the engagement-metric-dominated measurement of earlier social media eras. The combination of in-platform purchase attribution (TikTok Shop, Instagram Checkout, Pinterest Shopping all generate direct purchase attribution), UTM-parameterised link tracking, and CRM integration has created a measurement landscape in which social commerce ROI can be calculated with a precision that was not available for social media investment two years ago. This measurement capability is transforming how Australian brands allocate social media budgets — with demonstrable commerce returns increasingly driving investment toward the platforms and formats that generate the strongest attribution.
6.1 The Social Commerce Attribution Framework
Effective social commerce measurement in 2025 requires a multi-touch attribution approach that accounts for the extended discovery-to-purchase journey of most Australian social commerce transactions. A consumer who discovers a product on a TikTok video on Monday, saves it to their Pinterest board on Wednesday, sees a retargeted Instagram Story on Friday, and completes a purchase through Instagram Checkout on Saturday has interacted with three platforms across five days. Single-touch attribution (assigning all credit to the last-touch Instagram Checkout) significantly undervalues TikTok's and Pinterest's contribution to the sale and creates incentives to underinvest in discovery-phase content relative to conversion-phase content.
The attribution framework LVRA implements for Australian social commerce clients uses a position-based model — assigning 40% of attribution credit to the first touch (discovery), 40% to the last touch (conversion), and 20% distributed across mid-journey touchpoints — enabling investment decisions that appropriately value each platform's role in the customer journey rather than over-rewarding the final conversion touchpoint.
Section 7: LVRA's Australian Social Media & Visual Commerce Practice
LVRA Global's Australian Social Media & Visual Commerce practice delivers the integrated social content, social commerce infrastructure, and platform performance management that Australian brands need to capture the AUD $9.4 billion social commerce opportunity that is developing at scale in 2025. Our practice covers TikTok Shop setup and management, Instagram Shopping optimisation, Pinterest commerce programme development, visual content strategy and production guidance, and the cross-platform amplification frameworks that maximise the commercial return from each piece of content produced.
Section 8: Strategic Recommendations — Australian Social Commerce Priorities for 2025
Recommendation 1: Activate TikTok Shop Before Your Competitors Do
TikTok Shop's 2025 Australian launch creates a genuine first-mover window — a period of 6-12 months in which the platform's algorithmic support for new commerce sellers, the novelty premium of the format for Australian consumers, and the lower competition among Australian creator affiliates creates conditions for exceptional commerce ROI that will normalise as the market matures. The brands that activate TikTok Shop in Q1-Q2 2025, build creator affiliate relationships now, and develop shoppable content before the Australian consumer market has been saturated with TikTok Shop content will establish a commerce performance advantage that later-entering competitors will need to buy their way into at higher cost. If you sell physical consumer products to Australian consumers under 40, TikTok Shop activation is the highest-priority social commerce investment available to you in 2025.
Recommendation 2: Audit Your Pinterest Presence and Build a 90-Day Organic Programme
For Australian brands in home, fashion, beauty, food, wedding, parenting, or lifestyle categories that have not actively invested in Pinterest in the past 24 months, a 90-day organic Pinterest programme is the highest-ROI underinvested opportunity in your social media mix. The programme requires: setting up or auditing your Pinterest business account, organising your boards around the specific keyword phrases your target audience searches, producing 5-10 fresh pins per week using existing product and content assets with keyword-optimised descriptions, and linking shoppable pins to your product catalogue. The investment is a fraction of your Instagram or TikTok content investment — but the high-intent audience it reaches and the purchase conversion rate it generates typically deliver a stronger direct commerce return per content hour invested than any other social platform available to Australian consumer brands.
Recommendation 3: Implement Cross-Platform Content Multiplication on Your Next Production Day
The cross-platform content multiplication framework in Section 5.3 of this report is immediately implementable on your next content production day without any additional budget. Before your next product demonstration, tutorial, or brand story video is produced: confirm it is being filmed in vertical format; confirm the audio quality meets each platform's standards; plan the Instagram Reels adaptation, the YouTube Shorts version, the Pinterest Idea Pin adaptation, and the Facebook Reel cross-post as part of the same production session. The incremental time investment for six-platform distribution from a single content production is typically 90-120 minutes of post-production adaptation — generating six times the distribution reach from the same primary production cost.
Recommendation 4: Implement Multi-Touch Social Commerce Attribution Before Increasing Budgets
The single most important measurement infrastructure change for Australian brands with active social commerce programmes in 2025 is the shift from last-touch to multi-touch attribution — because last-touch attribution is systematically undervaluing the discovery channels (TikTok, Pinterest organic, Instagram Reels) that are generating the consumer awareness and intent that converts to purchase on the final-touch channel. Before allocating additional budget to social commerce, audit your current attribution model: which platforms are receiving credit, and which are being measured only on last-touch? If TikTok is generating discovery but the purchase happens on Instagram Checkout and all credit goes to Instagram, your TikTok investment looks underperforming relative to its actual contribution. The attribution correction will reveal the true performance of each channel — and will almost certainly change your budget allocation.
Recommendation 5: Build a Structured UGC Capture Programme This Quarter
The 2.9x purchase intent generation rate of UGC relative to brand-produced content makes user-generated content the highest-influence visual content available to Australian brands — yet most brands capture it haphazardly, relying on organic tagging and sporadic reposting without a systematic programme that maximises the volume and quality of UGC produced. Implement a structured UGC capture programme: post-purchase email invitation to share on social with your brand hashtag (with explicit permission for repurposing in exchange for a discount on their next order), Instagram Stories Q&A and poll features that invite community participation and generate natural UGC, and creator gifting to micro-influencers who produce authentic, high-quality UGC in exchange for product. A structured programme generates 3-5x the UGC volume of an unstructured approach — and the resulting content library is the authentic social proof asset that drives the social commerce conversion rates that brand-produced content alone cannot match.
Conclusion: The Visual-Commerce Era — Australia's AUD $9.4 Billion Opportunity
The Australian social commerce market of 2025 is at its most consequential inflection point since social media first became a meaningful commercial channel for Australian brands. The convergence of TikTok Shop's launch, Pinterest's resurgence, Instagram's increasingly frictionless commerce infrastructure, and the 78% short-form video consumption preference of Australian social media users has created a discovery-to-purchase pathway of unprecedented efficiency and scale.
The AUD $9.4 billion social commerce market forecast for 2026 is not aspirational projection — it is the extrapolation of a growth curve that is already established in the consumer behaviour data, the platform infrastructure investment, and the creator economy momentum that Australian social commerce is generating in Q1 2025. The brands that capture a meaningful share of this market will not be those with the largest advertising budgets — they will be those that produce the most authentic visual content, build the most engaged creator affiliate relationships, and deploy the most frictionless in-platform commerce pathways before the 2025-2026 window of disproportionate first-mover advantage closes.
At LVRA, we are building social commerce programmes for Australian clients that are designed for this window — combining the platform expertise, content strategy, and commerce infrastructure management that turns visual content investment into direct, measurable revenue.
Sources & Methodology
This report draws on the following primary and secondary data sources, referenced as of Q1 2025:
DataReportal Digital 2025 Australia: Social media user data, platform penetration, format preference research
We Are Social Australian Digital Report 2025: Platform hierarchy, content consumption patterns, commerce behaviour
Hootsuite Australian Social Media Benchmarks Q1 2025: Organic reach benchmarks, engagement rates by format and platform
Shopify Australian Social Commerce Benchmark 2025: Platform ROAS comparison, order value data, conversion rates
Pinterest Australia Trends and Shopping Data Q1 2025: Search volume by category, purchase intent data, ROAS benchmarks
TikTok for Business Australia: Early Adopter Programme Data 2025 — TikTok Shop performance metrics, creator affiliate data
Later Australian Instagram Performance Report 2025: Instagram format performance, Stories engagement data
Statista Australian E-Commerce and Social Commerce Forecast 2026: Market size projections, growth rate data
LVRA Australian Social Media Client Analytics: Aggregated, anonymised social media and social commerce performance data, Q4 2024–Q1 2025
LVRA Global Intelligence Reports are produced for informational and strategic planning purposes. TikTok Shop AU data reflects early adopter phase performance and is expected to normalise as the market matures. All performance benchmarks represent averages based on LVRA client data and published research. Client data is aggregated and anonymised.
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