SEO is a critical tool in becoming successful in eCommerce. Brennen Bliss is the CEO of PixelCutLabs, an award-winning SEO agency that has been recognized for world-class SEO services. The recognition includes Brennen being named as one of the Top Ten Young Search Professionals in the USA by US Search Awards and PixelCutLabs being included in a list of top 1% of digital marketing agencies in the US by UpCity in 2019. In this episode, Brennen shares how he started making websites at the age of fourteen, acquired an important client at age sixteen, and hired the first members of his team at eighteen. Now, he shares how the audience can benefit from high-quality SEO and how they too can optimize their online presence for a larger reach.

Launching a business is hard, but it’s harder when you don’t design it around the life you want to live. Business architect Michael Zeller talks about how designing your business will let you step back and be the designer of your business’s engine. Michael is the Founder of Wonder House, a CMO of LifeGuides, and the Founder of Rising Stars Mastermind. After briefly taking a shot at climbing the corporate ladder, he realized that he was meant to create, to lead, and to chart his own path. Since then, he has been helping entrepreneurs and thought leaders win at business and life. In this episode, Michael shares how to scale businesses without grinding yourself to exhaustion. He also shares about his soon to be launched podcast and his upcoming journal.

Stories are very important because our own brains are wired to understand the world and everything that happens to us through stories. Sebastian Lecona is on a mission to use the power of stories to inspire a better world. Sebastian is the Founder of Kataplasma, a brand strategy design consultancy that helps businesses grow by telling inspiring stories on digital media. In this episode, he walks us through his beginnings as a freelancer and how he became an expert in branding. He also shares why telling your story so important in growing your online presence and how you can tell your story better through video and motion design.

A lot of people place their future into the hands of some other individual who’s running a business or company. If you want to be successful and fulfilled in life, you should take some risk and aggressively do something else instead of having a 9 to 5 job. Earnest Epps is one of those who were able to escape that 9 to 5 job. With ten years of marketing and sales experience, he shares how he’s become successful in owning his own time as an international speaker and entrepreneur doing eCommerce and drop shipping. Get to know some tips on how your business can be successful and the three things you must remember when doing public speaking as Earnest sheds light into them.

LinkedIn is an amazing platform where like-minded individuals can connect and provide business opportunities with one another. Successful entrepreneur Dennis Brown has built three multi-million-dollar businesses during his 25-year career. His companies have been ranked seven times on the prestigious Inc. 5,000 Fastest Growing Company list. He’s the author of The 7 Habits of Highly Successful LinkedIn Users and has generated over $20 million in new business from LinkedIn and social selling. Dennis also hosts the top-rated podcast, Growth Experts, where he and his guest share proven growth strategies, tactics and tools. In this episode, Dennis shares how he found his niche in business and how he has leveraged LinkedIn to best help his companies achieve amazing growth. He also shares his LinkedIn course, Linked Academy, which aims to help people to achieve their best growth potential.

With the birth of smartphones and the internet, marketing has become much easier. Animation and internet marketing how-to expert Ray Karpuska creates high converting sales videos for digital businesses and entrepreneurs. Having worked for a number of big names including Russell Brunson, Ray shares how he’s scaling businesses using videos. Everyone can make videos today with the ease of technology, but only a few can teach you how to make content that has good substance. In this episode, he explains what makes a good marketer, what makes a good story, and how that story can be told via the three kinds of videos in a way that resonates with a bigger audience.

Outsourcing and hiring virtual assistants are what many companies and organization are advocating these days. The process requires any employer to go through various steps to hire an ideal employee. Nathan Hirsch, the Founder and CEO of FreeeUp, talks with Mandy McEwen of Mod Girl Marketing about how he started his outsourcing agency in his dorm room back in 2008. According to him, virtual assistants come in basic, mid-level, and expert levels and come at different price ranges. Nathan shares his five steps for hiring and reveals how he got his first and best hire who later on became his business partner. He also adds some tips on how you can veer away from the tricky traps that come with hiring employees.

James Friel is an entrepreneur, consultant, and author who helps entrepreneurs systemize, grow and scale their business. After leaving his corporate job as a Global Head of Digital Strategy for HSBC Bank in 2011, James has simultaneously run multiple seven-figure companies and has consulted with CEOs, entrepreneurs, and executive level staff at companies ranging from fortune 500 corporations to smaller, more entrepreneurial ventures. In this interesting conversation, James tells how a company can systemize and manage their people, process, and tools to enjoy freedom while running their company. He advises how to choose business partners and explains the process that he applies not only on the marketing side but to the business as a whole.

Studying to become an electrical engineer, Steve Chou didn’t have any intention to get into eCommerce or any kind of business for that matter. However, when his wife became pregnant with their first child in 2006, she wanted to quit her job. That led them to start looking at business opportunities and stumbled upon open source shopping cart. Their business soon took off with the help of Google AdWords and content marketing. Wanting to document his entrepreneurial journey, Steve got into blogging and eventually created an eCommerce training class as well as the Sellers Summit which is an annual conference dedicated to eCommerce. Steve dives into selling on Amazon and where he sees eCommerce going in 2019 and beyond, and shares some marketing tips for people considering getting into eCommerce.

Buying and selling have evolved with the help of technology. We can now buy things quickly at the comfort of our homes with one click and it will be delivered to your doorstep. Even though things change rapidly nowadays, the trend for eCommerce is quite predictable than you would ever think. Chloë Thomas, the founder of eCommerce MasterPlan, international speaker, and bestselling author, demystifies the world of eCommerce. Chloe takes us back to the time she started her first job in eCommerce working for a multichannel retailer. She says technology may have evolved so much, but the challenges remain the same because the customers are not that different. Having worked with a lot of big brands, Chloe takes us into the behind-the-scenes of a product launch, creating a marketing plan for eCommerce, and managing a marketing team, and touches on the future of eCommerce and marketing.