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eCommerce Australia

Ryan Martin - Founder of eCommerce SEO Agency Remarkable Digital interviews Australian eCommerce experts to discuss trends, strategies, and best practice methods to run a successful online business.

Podcast · By Ryan Martin · Australian English · Official site

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Sep 24, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 24, 2026

    From Dollar Shave Club to Beforeyouspeak: Taking an Aussie DTC Brand into the US | Cam McNeill (opens the original)

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    Cam McNeill spent ten years at Dollar Shave Club — from managing a member services team in Sydney to running the entire business outside the US. He bought the brand's first Facebook ads in Australia at a $14 CPA, launched Ruggable into the Australian market, and is now Head of Growth at Beforeyouspeak Coffee, taking a nine-year-old Aussie DTC brand into the States. He was living in a van touring America in 2012 when Dollar Shave Club's $3,500 launch video went viral. He rang a mate and said: I w

  2. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    From Hospital Shifts to Sold-Out Drops I Steph Moore - Hey Sister Scrub Club (opens the original)

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    Nineteen months ago Steph Moore was a nurse with no fashion background, no ecommerce experience and a copy of Adobe Illustrator she'd taught herself after night shifts. Today Hey Sister Scrub Club sells out drops, has a 6,000-strong email list and was runner-up for Rookie of the Year at the SHE-com awards. In this episode Steph walks Ryan through the whole build: cold-contacting manufacturers until one agreed to work from her own prints and measurements, the sample sets that came back with head

  3. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    From Garage Pallets to Global: How Shawn Singh Built Copper Culture (opens the original)

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    Shawn Singh was managing 40–50 people at a fintech by day and building a copper drinkware brand between 5pm and 7pm every night. Then Valentine's Day 2025 hit, 250 orders landed over a single weekend, and he and his wife packed every one of them on the living room floor, with 10 pallets of stock stacked in the garage behind them. In this episode, Shawn joins Ryan Martin (Host and Founder of Remarkable Digital ) to unpack how Copper Culture went from an off-the-shelf Shopify theme to a multi-mark

  4. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    How a WhatsApp Group Became Australia's Biggest Retail Community | Dean Salakas & Jethro Marks (opens the original)

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    A text message at an airport turned into Australia's biggest retail and eCommerce community in about twelve months: 4,000 members, up to 90 chat groups, and meetups from Ballarat to Dubai. Dean Salakas (The Party People) and Jethro Marks ( The Nile ) join Ryan Martin ( Remarkable Digital ) to explain how Retail Community Group actually works, what it deliberately isn't, and how its members had workarounds in place days before Australia Post announced it was suspending shipping to the US. Dean bu

  5. Episode · Aug 9, 2026

    A Trillion Dollars in Transactions: What Criteo Sees That You Don't (opens the original)

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    Running an Australian eCommerce or Shopify store? Your customers have started shopping inside ChatGPT, and shoppers arriving from AI answer engines convert around 1.5x better than any other source. Melbourne eCommerce Aus Event - Tickets Here. Online shopping has become… boring? A recent Criteo study found 77% of Australians describe online shopping as unexciting, and that's just the starting point for one of our most forward-looking conversations yet. Ryan sits down with Matt Hurle from Criteo

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