Facebook might keep (by far) its #1 position as social referral for e-commerce, but the real surprise comes from the place Pinterest started to play this year.
With now almost 10% referral traffic to e-commerce sites, Pinterest has indeed built a big place for itself, multiplying its share by 2 in just a year.
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