Honest Ecommerce

Adam Turner is the CEO of Postscript.io, an SMS Marketing tool working with thousands of Shopify stores, including Brooklinen, Steve Madden, and Native.  On this podcast, we talk about TCPA compliance, respecting your customers and using SMS marketing to give customers great experiences. To learn more, visit: http://honestecommerce.co Resources: Adam’s LinkedIn page: linkedin.com/in/adam-s-turner/...

To say that Jordan Rolband is an e-commerce veteran is a big understatement. He was one of the first “Power Sellers” on eBay even before Paypal existed! Jordan is the President and Co-Founder of DFO Global, a performance marketing agency that uses technology to deliver measurable results for e-commerce businesses. In this podcast, we talked to Jordan about his early success in e-commerce since 199...

This episode is nuts (pun intended)! On this podcast, we talked about the effectiveness of giftable items and content during the holiday season, how to ride the virality of your product, and tactics that boost your AOV and LTV. Adam Hendle is the Founder of Ballsy, of a bold new men's personal care brand Ballsy, which focuses on below-the-belt-care.  To learn more, visit: http://honestecommerce.co...

Mike Potter is the backup guy. He’s the co-founder and CEO of Rewind, the automatic backup for Shopify stores. He has founded a number of companies and was an active merchant in the early days of e-commerce, selling curling gloves from his garage.  On this podcast, we talk about Mike’s awesome and interesting journey with Rewind, his thoughts on customer feedback, and how to approach mistakes as a...

From graduating college to meeting the CMO of Coca-Cola in six months, Jon MacDonald is a business powerhouse. Now, he is the founder and president of The Good, a conversion rate optimization firm that helps e-commerce brands convert more of their existing website traffic into buyers.  In this episode, we talk about the simplest yet most glossed over concepts for conversion rate optimization and h...

Stephen Carl is the owner and founder of Needle Movement, an e-commerce strategy company that advises retail brands on how to achieve sustainable digital growth and profitability.  Stephen decided that his true passion was “e-commerce for the rest of us”—to empower emerging brands by passing them the same playbooks he’s learned over two decades of directing e-commerce inside larger companies.  In...

Jason Blumer, CPA, has founded multiple companies such as Blumer CPAs, the Thriveal CPA Network and Quoach. Now, he’s a coach, speaker, writer, and growth consultant and has been coaching creative individuals since 2008. He also does podcasts himself! He hosts the Businessology Show and co-hosts the ThriveCast. On our podcast today, we talk all about agencies and scalability. What are the things y...

Kristen is the lead on all things education, retention, and growth-related at Churn Buster. She’s obsessed with creating meaningful customer relationships and showcasing the human side of e-commerce businesses. On this podcast, we talk with Kristen about Retention Based Acquisition. What it is, why it’s important, and how changing your mindset to focus on it makes your store more successful in the...

Ben Jabbawy is the founder and CEO of Privy.com, the leading website conversion platform for Ecommerce merchants and one of Inc Magazine’s 5000 fastest growing companies! Over 250,000 Ecommerce merchants, like Leesa Mattress, FIGS, The Beatles and more, use Privy to grow their email lists, reduce cart abandonment and drive repeat sales. On our podcast today, we talk about how email marketing is th...

Joe Lannen is the founder of Speed Boostr, the Shopify optimization and development agency. He is an experienced web developer, Ecommerce entrepreneur and app developer. This week on our podcast, we talk to him about Shopify site optimization, how store owners can make sure tools aren’t misleading them, and automation tactics for Shopify. To learn more, visit: http://honestecommerce.co Resources:...

After a building high-performance computing systems for the NSA, Dale Bertrand made the leap two decades ago into the early world of online marketing, working as an online marketing consultant for Fortune 500 companies and venture-backed startups. Today, Dale is regarded as a veteran in the tech industry. His clients include global brands such as Citizen Watch, Makerbot, Raymond Weil and Bulova. D...

Kimberly Lewis, co-founder of CurlMix, took her company’s sales from zero to one million dollars in just a year. But before CurlMix’s success, Lewis and her co-founder, her husband Tim,  had already failed at one business--and they were struggling to make their new business, CurlMix, sustainable. So, they changed tactics, did the research and decided to design the business entirely around what the...

Tommy Stalknecht, the founder of Single Music, helps musicians distribute their music through Shopify. He went to a recording industry college in Nashville, Tennessee before getting a job working a music agency. One of the divisions for that agency was an ecommerce and fulfillment division. He was surprised that Shopify was so big, and yet there didn’t seem to be a solution to make it compatible w...

Phoebe Yu is the founder and CEO of Ettitude, a sustainable bedding brand that’s helping customers get a better night’s sleep. Phoebe has a background in home textiles for over 15 years, but when she moved to Australia she was re-educated on sustainability and climate change, and she started to realize the old products she was sourcing were not sustainable. She decided to start her own brand where...

Nathan Resnick is the founder of Sourcify, the fastest growing sourcing platform that helps hundreds of companies manufacture products around the world. In the past, Nathan has brought dozens of products to market, ran three ecommerce companies (sold one), and has been a part of projects on Kickstarter that raised over seven figures. He writes for media outlets like Entrepreneur, The Next Web, Bus...

Jimmy Hickey is the founder of Findlay Hats. Before that, he was a full-time photographer. He made a comfortable living doing it, but it was very seasonal. Because of that, and how saturated it was becoming, he started investigating other avenues for income. The original concept for the hats started when Jimmy was around 14. While river rafting through the Hollywood Gorge, they capsized and he end...

On today’s episode, we meet Jordan Gal, CEO of CartHook. Up until CartHook, Jordan came from an immigrant entrepreneur household, and when you grow up around that it’s hard to get away from it. He’s started several different businesses, and eventually landed on his own ecommerce site. He sold the business off, and then got into the software game, but he wanted to stay in the ecommerce world. He lo...

John Locke is an SEO consultant who has recently launched a YouTube channel, allowing his business to grow in really exciting ways. He has been learning about SEO online since 2012, and doing online marketing and web design full time for the past two and a half years, mostly helping manufacturing, industrial, or other blue collar companies get traffic with SEO. To learn more, visit: https://electr...

Today we welcome Roy Steves, the co-founder of StatBid, an agency that helps small- and medium-sized businesses make money with Google and Bing, focused almost exclusively on ecommerce sites. He talks shop about how to find the right ad agency to work with, the returns you should look for from your ads, and the pros and cons of automation. To learn more, visit: https://electriceye.io/podcast Resou...

Today’s guest, Lianna Patch, is a conversion copywriter at Punchline Copy and a comedian. She’s written copy for Freshbooks, Manly Bands, GhostBed, The Contract Shop, and more, and regularly speaks at ecommerce and software conferences all over the world. Her work has been featured by Copy Hackers, HubSpot, Conversio, Autopilot, BigCommerce, ConversionXL, and lots more. We’ve talked about copywrit...

Nona Lim is the founder and CEO of Nona Lim, a manufacturer of direct-to-consumer fresh Asian foods, such as bone broth, soups, and noodles. In this episode, you will hear about Nona's journey as an entrepreneur, how sometimes being too innovative can bring new challenges, and the unique struggles of selling perishable food products online. To learn more, visit: https://electriceye.io/podcast Reso...

Edward Wallace’s story about the founding of Road ID is fascinating, and so is his journey through Ecommerce, from a custom platform to finally settling with Shopify Plus, and everything that came along with that. Find out why Edward believes Shopify Plus is saving his company a million dollars or more a year. To learn more, visit: https://electriceye.io/podcast Resources: Learn more at RoadID.com...

Tracey Wallace talks about how she launched a bed pillow company while having a full time job, planning a wedding, selling a condo, and buying a house, all at the same time. She walks us through exactly how she built out the business plan. We'll also dive into the economics of bed pillows and the sleep industry –– and why foam has dominated since the 70’s, and why it's long overdue that we let foa...

Ramit Rawat from Frictionless Commerce noticed at a young age how complex the decision-making process was for shoppers, and became fascinated by understanding what goes into the sales process. Understanding buyer’s psychology is important for anyone who sells a product or service, and today Ramit tells us why, and how we can take advantage of the process to sell more and help our customers. To lea...

Kaleigh Moore is a world-class freelance writer who creates blog content for ecommerce platforms and the software that integrates with them. She also contributes to publications like Glossy and Fast Company and is the co-teacher of the Creative Class (a course on the business side of freelancing) with Paul Jarvis. Today, she gives us a little insight into the process of creating blog content for E...