eComFuel

Join Christie Mims, owner of CoachPony.com and TheRevolutionaryClub.com, as she shares insights into the 'Sphere of Influence Marketing Method' and strategies for building a business offline. Discover the process of identifying a suitable coach, addressing objections, and engaging clients at various commitment levels. Emphasis is placed on independence from social media, while exploring passive income, developing a natural voice, and closing the deal. The podcast also includes casual conversations about childhood memories, favorite books, and an invitation to join the e-commerce fuel community.

Ryan Kennedy, founder of RyanKennedyHealth.com, shares his holistic approach to optimizing wellness through diet, fitness, and personal fulfillment. They discuss the case for and against meat consumption, tips for sticking to a health program, the impact of stress on the body, and the transformative potential of holotropic breathwork. The podcast also covers optimizing meal prep for busy entrepreneurs, the benefits of joining the eCommerce Fuel community, stress management for entrepreneurs, favorite meat cuts and fitness choices, engaging in paddleboarding and pickleball, and the importance of exercise and work hours.

Mehtab Bhogal, an entrepreneur who relocated his enterprise to Mexico, shares the challenges and perks of moving to Mexico. The topics include supply chain logistics, fulfillment and shipping logistics, LTV and subscription-based businesses, investment opportunities, DIY wedding florals, M&A and debt markets, changing pricing and interest rates for businesses, and managing manufacturing challenges.

Nasrin Jafri, the creative mind behind Mixed clothing, reveals her strategy of using live events to attract customers. She discusses the unique design elements that make Mixed stand out, the exhilarating experience of seeing her creations being worn, and the challenges of organizing in-person events. The podcast also touches on personal stories, building relationships, and the upcoming 'Ultra Ego' collection. In addition, they discuss their favorite places to live, transitioning to a CEO role, money management, and favorite outdoor activities.

Dave Kline, a Bridgewater Associates veteran, shares leadership insights including the 'radical candor' model used at Bridgewater, pitfalls in hiring, nurturing leadership within teams, and intentional people development.

Ever wondered how the perfect blend of email marketing and operations can elevate an eCommerce business? In this episode, I'm joined by Karly Craig, author of Email is Not Dead, COO of MiniKatana.com, and Co-Founder of email marketing agency TequilaSunrise.co. Karly has been on my radar for quite some time, and I’m excited to dive deep into email marketing, operations, and systems building today. Listen in as she shares her unique journey into the eCommerce world, as well as the processes that were most instrumental when she was onboarded as COO of MiniKatana.com. We also discuss the most important thing any business owner can do before bringing on a COO, the toughest challenges of systematizing (and how to tackle them), and her experience transitioning to 3PL. You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: https://bit.ly/3PKmJ25 Interested in our Private Community for 7-Figure Store Owners?  Learn more here.   Want to hear about new episodes and eCommerce news round-ups?  Subscribe via email.

Bill D’Alessandro, owner of NaturalDogCompany.co and co-host of Acquisitions Anonymous, discusses the ongoing buzz around Amazon's recent lawsuit and the implications for the eCommerce landscape. They explore whether Amazon is truly a monopoly, the possibility of breaking it up or regulating it, and the legal actions' impact on consumers. They also touch on topics like unfair pricing, intellectual property infringement, and the debate about Amazon's convenience versus anti-competitiveness.

In this podcast, the hosts discuss their biggest wins and losses in the eCommerce industry, including the significance of strategy, size, and timing. They also talk about selling multiple brands, using personality profiles for hiring, and the importance of owning less. Additionally, they highlight the value of podcasts and social media in the industry, the benefits of their private community, and the challenges of managing multiple sales processes. They emphasize the importance of hiring the right people and share their excitement for upcoming events and consulting services.

Reflecting on 500 podcast episodes, the hosts discuss the value of direct mediums, not judging others, targeting a niche audience, and being concise in conversations. They express gratitude to listeners and mention future episodes on technical aspects of e-commerce.

Ever wondered how focusing on business processes can transform not just your business, but also your life? In this episode, I’m joined by Layla Pomper, CEO of ProcessDriven.co, a company that takes geeking out on business processes to a whole new level. Layla and her team offer deep insights on how to structure and implement processes in your business—everything you need to grow, scale, and avoid catastrophic failure. Listen in as Layla shares her secrets for maintaining an email-free company culture, garnering team buy-in for new processes, and understanding why SOPs are crucial for both scaling businesses and established companies. She also reveals how she leverages automation bots and AI to streamline operations and offers advice on avoiding common mistakes in business processes. You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: https://tinyurl.com/m7fy2vun  Interested in our Private Community for 7-Figure Store Owners?  Learn more here.   Want to hear about new episodes and eCommerce news round-ups?  Subscribe via email.