HeyJaredeCommerce Podcast
If you’re looking for great tips and insights into how to run your online store, look no further than the Ecommerce Podcast: a show dedicated to helping you deliver eCommerce WOW.
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[Bonus Episode] How to Use eCommerce Cycles to Deliver What Matters Most to Your Customers (opens the original)
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With so much information easily accessible, it can be tough to decipher what will help you improve your eCommerce Business. When first starting out in eCommerce, it's not easy to determine where to begin with everything that's available; as a result, many entrepreneurs never get their business off the ground. And if you're like me and have been at this for a while, we run the risk of using methods from last year that are now outdated while our competition grows utilising new innovations. 💡 - ent
Why Pay an Agency 15k When Your Customers Will Tell You for Free (opens the original)
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A brand Cem Atik helped scale from $15m to $50m paid an outside firm $15,000 to be told what it was doing wrong. It already had 100,000 customers who would have said the same thing for nothing. Cem co-founded Harucon Ventures in Düsseldorf, in western Germany, and spends his days pulling apart the numbers behind ecommerce brands in the UK and the DACH region (Germany, Switzerland and Austria). He has been in the space for 13 years. He scaled his own first business to $7m, then burned more than $
He's Done 70 Acquisitions — Day One, He Calls PayPal (opens the original)
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Bawar Ahmad has bought around 70 ecommerce businesses in six years, and the first thing he does after the money clears isn't marketing. It's ringing the vendors. Summary Bawar Ahmad co-founded Ecomma, a Dubai-based micro private equity firm that buys, scales and sells Shopify businesses. Around 70 acquisitions and 60 exits later, with a team of 40 and a target of 30 to 36 more acquisitions this year, he has turned what most people treat as a once-in-a-lifetime event into a repeatable system. He
Is Amazon Cutting Your Product Titles to Just 75 Characters? (opens the original)
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Amazon is shrinking product titles to 75 characters from 200, enforced 27 July 2026, and Carolyn Lowe explains exactly what to fix first. Summary Carolyn Lowe spent years at Dell — including running the consumer side of Dell.com — before leaving corporate life to build ROI Swift, an Austin agency that helps consumer brands grow profitably on Amazon. In this episode she and Matt dig into the single mistake she sees most often, which is founders throwing more money at ads when the real problem sit
Can Old-School Direct Mail Beat Email Marketing in Ecommerce? (opens the original)
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Direct mail to your warm customers pulls four to five times the response of email, and most ecommerce brands aren't using it at all. This week Matt sits down with Daniel Dunn, CEO and co-founder of Paper Planes, to make the case that the letterbox is the reactivation channel hiding in plain sight. Summary Daniel Dunn spent years working on Tesco Clubcard data strategy before co-founding Paper Planes, a direct mail platform built for DTC ecommerce. (For anyone outside the UK, Tesco is the country
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