Debutify Podcast

There's a number of thorough lines on this show after a year of meeting great people, such as my guest today, Paris Northcutt. The thread that we get to continue on today is that of independent craft. In this case specifically for aroma candles. It's fair to say that not everyone would pursue candles, but we've seen this time and time again, how a great business can begin by simply trying to solve a problem for yourself. So even in that respect, there's still a lot for you to learn.

As your business expands and takes on new, exciting shapes. One thing that you can look forward to among many are new ways to give you customers meaningful lasting experiences. My talk today with Steven Van Belleghem is directed towards the future of the customer experience. Steven is someone I'd recommend if you want to keep your eye on the future of business, tech, and the human experience.

Steven Van Belleghem is a global thought leader in the field of Customer Experience. His passion is spreading ideas about the future of customer experience. Steven is the author of multiple international bestselling books including ‘The Conversation Manager’, ‘When Digital Becomes Human’, ‘Customers the Day after Tomorrow’, ‘The Offer You Can’t Refuse’ and a technology thriller called Eternal.

Remarketing has been a constant throughout this program and for good reason, the colder the customer, the more it's going to cost. My guest today, George Hartley, brings smartrmail to the conversation. Valuing ease of use and integration with us entrepreneurs in mind. And for what it's worth that's what I've selected for my business. I can't help, but wonder what exactly that is worth. So email [email protected] and let me know.

The big five markets come up quite a bit on this show. And for good reason, there were most of us strategize. My guest today, Florian Tep, bucks this trend and as we always say, when faced with conflicting information, we head towards it face first. We talk about the incentive to sell in alternative markets, which maybe you've considered. Maybe you haven't, but you will now. Have a listen.

When it comes to SEO, I'll admit it isn't my strong suit. I haven't admitted that a ton and will continue to do so until the situation changes. But don't let that stop you from understanding just how significant it is. My guest, Kris Reid, who put the value of SEO in its proper place. Have a listen and see for yourself.

Kris Reid, ‘the coolest guy in SEO’, is the founder and CEO of ArdorSEO.

My guest today Nathan Nazareth joins the ranks of young success stories that were always happy to share on our program. While we're at it, one misconception worth tackling is the idea that success means abandoning your life's journey when it's more an acceleration of the path you're on, which is why Nathan's still working on his schooling. If you're wondering how to balance these priorities and how the pressure changes under the circumstance, this episode's for you.

Nathan Nazareth is a 20 year old six figure ecommerce entrepreneur from Vancouver, Canada. He’s also the Founder of Outright Ecom, a brand dedicated to teaching others how be successful in the e-commerce space.

Amazon is no stranger to conversation on this program, for those who use it as a seller, a customer or actively avoid it, it's something we all have to take in to account. The big question posed here to my guest Robin Gaster, among many, is what will be the best case scenario for Amazon in the future? Let's have a listen and find out.

Dr. Robin Gaster is the president of Incumetrics Inc., a consulting company focused on measuring, evaluating, and assessing innovation, and on developing policy for companies, non-profits, regions and national government.

Fellow Torontonian Jonathan Baldock brings social hp to the table today, along with a handy look into some of the insights of Linkedin owing to his prior work there. We talk about the importance of employee advocacy for the well being of a company in the eyes of our peers across both b2b and b2c.

My talk today with Marketing professional Alaric Moses Ong, is an opportunity to talk micro, macro and psychology. As a fellow interviewer, I take this chance to ask him about his wealth of experience, from what he learns from the people he speaks to, how he approaches his talks with them and his view on the state and health of the ecommerce ecosystem as it is today.

Alaric Moses Ong has done 5 different businesses before, of which 3 of them were started with zero capital which went on to generate 6 figures within a few short months. One of them went on to generate 7 figures within 16 months. Currently, he is the founder of the largest Facebook Marketing Community in Singapore with over 1700 paid students.

With today's episode, we can finally crack open a new component to the ecommerce ecosystem that is essential both within ecommerce and beyond ecommerce, copywriting. From the creative flair of a marketing campaign to the instructions on how to use a product safely, it matters a great deal. My guest Francis Nayan is a professional copywriter who is an example of the ideal lifestyle such a career can offer.