We’re joined for the fourth (and final time) today by Simon Driscoll from UXB Skincare. Who’s been sharing his startup journey with us all year – and what a year it’s been!
[Read more…]304: Want to grow fast? You need to understand your customers – with Ric Rodriguez from Vashi
Ric Rodriquez is the Head of Search at Vashi, and co-author of the Amazon best seller “Mastering In-House SEO”. Vashi is an ethical fine jewellery service that puts its customers at the heart of the design and making process – especially when it comes to custom engagement rings. They were founded in 2007 and are busy disrupting the jewellery industry – including going from a digital team of 5 to 40 in recent months!
[Read more…]303: How the pandemic has impacted delivery. With Ben Woodward and Tash Jones from SmartFreight
Ben Woodward and Tash Jones from SmartFreight are experts in the shipping and fulfilment industry, which means they’ve spent 2020 getting to grips with how a global pandemic has changed the shipping habits of retailers. From getting stock into the warehouse to getting the parcel to the customer they have seen retailers across the world ripping up the rule book and making huge (and small) changes to enable them to continue to survive and thrive in these ‘interesting times’.
[Read more…]302: Enter the world of auction-selling with David Zinberg founder of Bids.com
David Zinberg is the CEO and Founder of Bids.com. An online auction marketplace focused on jewelry, accessories and collectibles. Founded in
2018 they now have over 200,000 registered users and have grown over 300% in the last year.
301: DTC brand 0 to 7 figures in 3 years via content and email with Shivraj Bassi from Innermost
Shivraj Bassi is the Founder and CEO at Innermost. Originally Innermost sold their nutritional products B2B, but in 2019 shifted their focus to DTC. The combined DTC and B2B operation is now 3 years old and achieving a 7-figure run rate.
[Read more…]300 Behind the Scenes – how we create and market our podcasts – your questions answered
This episode is number 300.
Thank you all! Whether you’ve listened to 1 episode or all of them if you weren’t listening, and letting me know how the show helps you – I wouldn’t have kept doing it for the last 5 years!
In celebration of meeting this milestone I’m bringing you a behind the scenes the look at the show.
So if you’ve ever wanted to know:
- How we find guests
- How we record
- What happens between recording and this final version you get to hear
This is the episode for you!
I’m also going to get into some areas that are directly relevant to you whatever sort of business you’re running:
- How we market the show – including advertising, social media, email and more
- Outsourcing – the specialists I use, how I found them, and how I keep track of all these moving parts
Below are the notes and links to all the tools I mention – but there’s a LOT more mentioned in the episode – so my recommendation is to listen!
[Read more…]299: How We’ll Shop, what does the future hold for retail? Top 20 Global Retail expert Andrew Busby
Andrew Busby is the CEO of Retail Reflections, once upon a time he was a retailer himself – but for most of the last decade, he’s been helping retailers understand where the opportunities and threats they need to adapt for lie. That includes being a contributor to Forbes, being on the advisory boards of multiple events and magazines, and holding the position of IBM Social Commerce Futurist for over 4 years. As well as speaking at many events, and writing for many top publications. Andrew has been named a top 20 global retail influencer.
We are honoured to have Andrew giving up his time to be on the show today, and quite frankly who better could we be speaking to about what the future holds for retail.
298: How Swag.com grew their B2B eCommerce sales 1,999% in 3 years with Jeremy Parker
Jeremy Parker is the co-founder and CEO at Swag.com a B2B eCommerce business revolutionising the world of promotional products since 2015. They have a 3 year revenue growth of 1,999% and ranked 218 on the 2020 Inc 5000 list.
[Read more…]297: Serial eCommerce Growth Hacker Mario Nawfal talks marketing as lego bricks
Mario Nawfal started his first eCommerce business Froothie in 2013 with just $300 in the bank, and since then has grown multiple eCommerce businesses that range from “Guilt-free box” a healthy snacks food subscription service, to Commercial Blenders Australia which–sells blenders to businesses. Together they achieve over 8 figures a year.
[Read more…]296: Selling services on Shopify with Izabela Russell from Music Radio Creative
Izabela Russell is the CEO at Music Radio Creative. Founded in 2006 they sell a range of services, software, and courses to businesses, radio stations, podcasters, live streamers and YouTubers.
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