With the news of Sears filing for bankruptcy, Chris and Myron discuss how the company went from one of the earliest innovators in retail to bankruptcy.

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In this week's episode, Chris and Myron discuss upcoming trends in e-commerce as we prepare for Q4 and BFCM.

Join us on Tuesday, October 16 for the next Columbus eCommerce Meetup hosted by F13 Works! Rev1 Ventures has volunteered their event space, which means plenty of seating and free parking on their surface lot.

Our guests for this month’s meetup are Dustin and Elliot Fisher. Both run a successful e-commerce business known as Donkey Tees. They are experienced retailers and have diversified their distribution channels by enabling several different sales channels including Amazon, eBay, Etsy, and even a brick & mortar location.

The team from Donkey Tees will be discussing how to begin adding new sales channels to your business and offering insight into prepping for the Q4 holiday season.

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In the final part of our episode with Pebby, we discuss how she has grown her social media presence to drive sales and conversions for her business.

The Pebby Forevee brand was started to help you get ready for the day effortlessly, all while feeling confident and comfortable without sacrificing your personal style. After starting on Etsy, Pebby grew her brand exponentially online. With over 40,000 followers on Instagram, 21,000 likes on Facebook, and half a million views on Pinterest, 95% of Pebby’s sales come from social media.

Join us on September 11 as Pebby shares details on how to build and scale a brand on social media. Her techniques for generating sales and growing a loyal customer base are great for those new to e-commerce and seasoned veterans.

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In part 1 of our episode with Pebby, we discuss her journey in e-commerce from a small Etsy shop to a full-time business on Shopify. Pebby shares how social media has accelerated her business and why being authentic is so important.

The Pebby Forevee brand was started to help you get ready for the day effortlessly, all while feeling confident and comfortable without sacrificing your personal style. After starting on Etsy, Pebby grew her brand exponentially online. With over 40,000 followers on Instagram, 21,000 likes on Facebook, and half a million views on Pinterest, 95% of Pebby’s sales come from social media.

Join us on September 11 as Pebby shares details on how to build and scale a brand on social media. Her techniques for generating sales and growing a loyal customer base are great for those new to e-commerce and seasoned veterans.

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In part 2 of our episode with Maxx Blank, we discuss how he properly launches and scales a campaign on Facebook Ads Manager.

Maxx is a seasoned expert when it comes to paid advertising. He runs multiple e-commerce brands that generate high revenue from his Facebook advertising efforts.

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In part 1 of our episode with Maxx Blank, we discuss his early experiences with Facebook advertising and how he properly launches and scales a campaign on Facebook Ads Manager.

Maxx is a seasoned expert when it comes to paid advertising. He runs multiple e-commerce brands that generate high revenue from his Facebook advertising efforts.

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In our final episode with Mike Nemeth, President at Emblem Athletic, we discuss his the story of Emblem Athletic and where its future is headed.

Through custom athletic apparel, Emblem Athletic strengthens teams, athletes, and organizations.

The other big athletic apparel brands spend millions on endorsements and design their clothes to sell their logo – not yours. We think there’s a better way.

Through our network of Emblem Design Reps, we design and deliver unique athletic gear that is completely customized with your brand. Each customer gets personal service through a simple system that eliminates the time and hassle of ordering custom team gear.

From branded moisture-wicking shirts for gyms to personalized uniforms for dozens of sports, Emblem Athletic has outfitted thousands of athletes, including those on the US Olympic team.

At the heart of our business is a commitment to put money back into sports programs that make a positive difference in the lives of student athletes. Because of our customers at Emblem Athletic, we’ve helped pay for registration fees and uniform costs for underprivileged athletes.

How can you get involved? To learn more about the easiest way to set up custom athletic gear for you, visit www.emblemathletic.com

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This week we interview Mike Nemeth, President at Emblem Athletic, we discuss his entrepreneurial background and first experience with e-commerce and Shopify in the early 2000's.

Through custom athletic apparel, Emblem Athletic strengthens teams, athletes, and organizations.

The other big athletic apparel brands spend millions on endorsements and design their clothes to sell their logo – not yours. We think there’s a better way.

Through our network of Emblem Design Reps, we design and deliver unique athletic gear that is completely customized with your brand. Each customer gets personal service through a simple system that eliminates the time and hassle of ordering custom team gear.

From branded moisture-wicking shirts for gyms to personalized uniforms for dozens of sports, Emblem Athletic has outfitted thousands of athletes, including those on the US Olympic team.

At the heart of our business is a commitment to put money back into sports programs that make a positive difference in the lives of student athletes. Because of our customers at Emblem Athletic, we’ve helped pay for registration fees and uniform costs for underprivileged athletes.

How can you get involved? To learn more about the easiest way to set up custom athletic gear for you, visit www.emblemathletic.com

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In the final part of our interview with Andrew Lien, Co-founder and Partner at Launch Labs, we discuss the beginnings of Launch Labs and the hurdles faced when bringing products to market. Andrew also shares his fidget spinner journey and the unique spin he took to find success with this trending product.

Launch Labs is a small team of engineers, designers, and strategists that specializes in developing and delivering new products & brands to the world.

They do research, design & develop products and launch stuff into the market.

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This week we're joined by Andrew Lien. Co-founder and Partner at Launch Labs, a small team of engineers, designers, and strategists that specializes in developing and delivering new products & brands to the world.

They do research, design & develop products and launch stuff into the market.

Andrew shares his journey of launching his first product, the Juiceboxx MacBook Charger Case. Hear the pain points, lessons learned, and insightful advice he encountered throughout this journey.

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