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Short, actionable updates on ecommerce and omnichannel technology that help merchants of all sizes succeed. We focus on things you should be doing today to be successful in the ecommerce industry.
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You do not need to understand every technical detail of AI to start using it well in ecommerce. In this episode of Commerce Today, Joshua Warren breaks down a practical way to think about AI adoption for ecommerce leaders. Instead of chasing hype or waiting for perfect clarity, the focus should be on where AI can reduce friction, improve repeatable workflows, and help teams make better decisions faster. Topics include: • why AI will amplify existing process quality, good or bad • why reducing friction matters more than adding novelty features • practical workflows like competitor monitoring and recurring operational checks • how ecommerce leaders can start using AI without becoming technical specialists first Links: - https://www.commercetoday.fm/ - https://creatuity.com/
Google's "Buy for Me" button. AI agents placing orders for customers. Everyone's talking about agentic AI, but what does it actually look like in practice? In this episode of Commerce Today, I take you behind the scenes of the system that runs my agency, my e-commerce operations, and my life. You'll see the actual configuration files, memory systems, and workflows that make OpenClaw work effectively. What you'll learn: • How to configure agentic AI for maximum reliability • The critical files every OpenClaw user needs (SOUL.md, PRINCIPLES.md, AGENTS.md) • Memory and correction systems that prevent repeated mistakes • Real-world applications for e-commerce merchants • Why AI-augmented agencies will outpace traditional ones Key topics covered: • Google's new "Buy for Me" button and what it means for merchants • OpenClaw's rumored $1B acquisition by OpenAI • Crash protection and context preservation strategies • The Universal Verification Contract for ensuring work completion • How to apply agentic AI to your e-commerce business Links: - https://github.com/openclaw - https://creatuity.com - https://github.com/tobi/qmd
In this episode of Commerce Today, host Joshua Warren introduces the groundbreaking AI tool, OpenClaw. Discover how OpenClaw transforms e-commerce execution by automating tasks, integrating with analytics, and reducing context switching. Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction 1:30 - What is OpenClaw? 4:00 - How it changes e-commerce execution 8:00 - Live demo 14:00 - Key takeaways Links: - https://commercetoday.fm/?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=audio&utm_campaign=e157 - https://creatuity.com/?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=audio&utm_campaign=e157
In this episode of Commerce Today, CEO Joshua Warren illustrates how e-commerce leaders can optimize their Q1 plans with a structured 90-Day E-Commerce Leader Sprint. Emphasizing January as a reset period, Warren connects business KPIs, operational constraints, and career growth into a cohesive strategy. He explains the advantages of a 90-day plan over annual plans, especially in the rapidly evolving landscape driven by AI advancements. The episode covers detailed planning components such as setting a single goal, determining priorities, aligning KPIs, and including career-oriented initiatives. Warren also offers a specialized 90-day sprint program to help e-commerce professionals craft actionable plans. Reach out to him on LinkedIn for more details or for a free consultation.Links:Schedule a free 30 minute ecommerce problem solving session with Joshua:Joshua’s LinkedIn:
In this episode of Commerce Today, Joshua Warren dives into Google's latest announcement of the Universal Commerce Protocol (UCP) for AI and e-commerce, a mere six months after introducing the Agent Payments Protocol (AP2). Learn how UCP allows users to make purchases directly within Gemini on Google's AI-enhanced search results and its implications for e-commerce and user experience. Joshua also touches on Microsoft's competing protocol, Microsoft Copilot Checkout, and its potential applications for B2B brands. Get insights into the technical requirements for implementing these protocols, potential challenges, and the strategic importance of staying ahead in this rapidly evolving AI-driven commerce landscape.Links:Schedule a free 30 minute ecommerce problem solving session with Joshua:Joshua’s LinkedIn:
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