Practical Ecommerce

Ecommerce Conversations

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Ecommerce Conversations is the long-running weekly podcast from Practical Ecommerce, hosted by ecommerce entrepreneur Eric Bandholz. •• Listen in as Eric interviews in-the-trenches founders and executives who address the essentials of launching, growing, and sustaining an online business. Hear their successes, mistakes, and plans — addressing customer acquisition, web traffic, marketing tactics, on-site conversion, shipping, favorite tools, funding, obstacles, and much more. •• New episodes every Friday. Subscribe to the podcast here, and then read a condensed transcript at ht...

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Buysafe.com Chairman Steve Woda 13.05.2014 26:35

Steve Woda, the chairman and founder of Buysafe.com, talks about merchant credibility and Buysafe.com’s efforts to make Internet shopping a safer experience.

Zoovy CEO David Steel 13.05.2014 23:12

David Steel, CEO of Zoovy.com, talks about internet auction services, Zoovy.com, and touches on some new Web 2.0 topics such as the use of AJAX.

Authorize.Net President Roy Banks 09.05.2014 23:18

Roy Banks, President of Authorize. Net, speaks with Michael Cox about payment gateways and Authorize. Net.

osCommerce Project Founders 05.05.2014 22:53

Harald Ponce de Leon and Christian Lescuyer of the osCommerce Project talks with Practical Ecommerce.

North Dakota State Senator Dwight Cook 05.05.2014 18:20

One of the heads of the Streamlined Sales Tax Project Dwight Cook, a state senator from North Dakota, talks with Practical Ecommerce.

MonsterCommerce's Stephanie Leffler 05.05.2014 21:35

Stephanie Leffler, the CEO of shopping cart provider MonsterCommerce, talks with Practical Ecommerce.

Dr. Ralph Wilson on Founding of Web Marketing Today 30.06.2012 34:02

Before Google, Netscape, and Internet Explorer, there was Web Marketing Today. Dr. Ralph F. Wilson founded it back in 1995 as a vehicle to supplement his then-fledgling web development practice. An ordained minister, Dr. Wilson was also launching a new church at that time. “The church wasn’t going all that well, actually,” he says. “I was stuck at 50 years old without a job.”

As Was CEO Debbie Levitt 11.01.2008 17:08

Debbie Levitt and Pat Callahan talk eBay.