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Do you want to start your own business? Great! But how do you actually do it? Don't worry, we've got you covered on Shopify Masters, an official podcast from Shopify. Each week, hosts Shuang Esther Shan and Adam Levinter sit down with entrepreneurs and e-commerce experts as they share their experiences running successful online stores. Learn how to create social media ads that pay off, how to optimize your website for sales, what it takes to find the right supplier and so much more.
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Julie Carty created LatchLight, a wearable light for breastfeeding mothers, with no prior design experience. She describes the product development process and when she felt confident to launch.To learn more about LatchLight and for show notes: https://www.shopify.com/blog/latchlight-product-designSubscribe to the Shopify Masters YouTube channel for video interviews.
Stoked Oats’ founder turned his morning oatmeal obsession into a multimillion-dollar CPG empire, while building a brand that fit his lifestyle—and not the other way around.For more on Stoked Oats and show notes click here.
Hud Oberly is the indigenous founder and designer behind the clothing company Here’s 2 You. He crafted the brand around that belief that everyone is creative. Here's how he is sharing that message through clothing, events, and more.For more about Here's 2 You and show notes: https://www.shopify.com/blog/heres-2-you-creativityWatch the video of this interview on the Shopify Masters YouTube channel.
Island Creek Oysters scaled into a premium seafood company and now ships to 46 states. CEO Chris Sherman shares scaling strategies and tips for any brand transitioning into ecommerce.For more on Island Creek Oysters and show notes click here.
Learn how indigenous hip-hop duo Snotty Nose Rez Kids built their empire through storytelling, from hand-selling merch to running a global brand.Watch the full video interview on YouTube here. For more on Snotty Nose Rez Kids and show notes click here.
Heather Aiu and Rachael Leinaʻala Soares each put in just $2,000 to start their business, Aloha Collection. The company sells splash-proof bags designed for travelers, athletes and beach goers, in tropical prints. It is now distributed all over the world and the company has stores in Hawaii and California.For more about Aloha Collection and show notes: https://www.shopify.com/blog/aloha-collection-resourcefulSubscribe to the Shopify Masters YouTube channel for more interviews.
Learn how Eighth Generation’s tribal ownership model and ethical artist partnerships created a thriving Native American lifestyle brand with global reach.Watch the full video interview on YouTube here. For more on Eighth Generation and show notes click here.
Josh Luber has spent his career in the hype economy, building StockX and Fanatics Collectibles. Now, he's using his experience to create a modern-day collectible through his toy company, ghostwrite.To learn more about ghostwrite, read the Shopify blog: https://www.shopify.com/blog/ghostwrite-building-hypeTo watch in-person interviews, subscribe to the Shopify Masters YouTube channel.
Amy Denet Deal founded founder of 4Kinship, a Santa Fe-based upcycled fashion brand that empowers indigenous communities through entrepreneurship and social impact. Amy moved to Santa Fe about five years ago to reconnect with her Navajo culture, and in doing so, she has found her life's purpose in helping uplift other Native artists.Watch the video interview with Amy on the Shopify Masters YouTube channel.
In "Build Native," hosted by Benjamin Gottlieb, we highlight the journeys of inspiring Indigenous entrepreneurs who are building businesses that drive positive social change. Join us as we speak with the founders of 4Kinship, Eighth Generation, Snotty Nose Rez Kids, and Here's To You to explore what it means to be a creative entrepreneur, uplift one’s community, and gain recognition from international media outlets.Tune in Thursdays on our YouTube channel or your favorite podcast platform to discover how these trailblazers are realizing their dreams and empowering their communities. Entrepreneurship is for everyone—join us and be inspired by their incredible journeys!
Tobi Lütke, the founder of Shopify, started his journey over 20 years ago with a simple dream: to sell snowboards online. He wanted to combine his passions for snowboarding and technology to build a thriving online business. But the road to his first sale was filled with unexpected bumps, from wrestling with code to sending notarized copies of his passport to Utah just to accept credit card payments.Inspired by these challenges, Tobi decided to make starting a business easier for everyone. In this intimate interview, he sits down with Shopify Masters to reflect on the past 20 years of entrepreneurship and shares what it takes for new founders to succeed in today's market.
Latina entrepreneur Babba Rivera's Ceremonia disrupts hair care by celebrating cultural heritage, offering founders actionable tips for breaking industry barriers with purpose-driven branding.For more on Ceremonia and show notes click here.
Founder Richard Lee originally started a company that hosted table tennis competitions, but he took an opportunity to acquire Joola, a German table tennis equipment brand, and expanded its product assortment into pickleball equipment. He shares advice for other entrepreneurs looking to maximize their opportunity in new categories.To learn more about Joola and show notes: https://www.shopify.com/blog/joola-pickleballSubscribe to the Shopify Masters YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLicUpeWYLe0zSCiIdZKv_g
From NYC kitchens to a national brand, Nick Wiseman turned a beloved hummus recipe into Little Sesame, pioneering sustainable food entrepreneurship. For more on Little Sesame and show notes click here.
Bob was inspired to start Sackcloth & Ashes after his mother experienced homelessness. Sackcloth & Ashes donates a blanket to a local shelter for every blanket purchased.Watch the video version of this episode here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/15RTdtDOkmAZd6Sijj9PHvPsYXbcVAvhgznB_A3_zoSs/edit?tab=t.0Subscribe to the Shopify Masters YouTube channel for more video interviews: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLicUpeWYLe0zSCiIdZKv_gFor more on Sackcloth & Ashes and for show notes: https://www.shopify.com/blog/sackcloth-and-ashes-social-impact
Michelle Razavi cofounded Elavi to bring low- sugar, high- protein brownies and dessert spreads to the market. Find out how one of the biggest production mishaps turned into marketing gold, and how to keep sales momentum alive.For more on Elavi and show notes click here.
Michael Washington revamped LA's outdoor scene with Usal Project. Learn how he built a thriving community through accessible adventures and smart branding.Watch the video of this interview here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLPlma74mMgSubscribe to the Shopify Masters YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLicUpeWYLe0zSCiIdZKv_gLearn more about Usal Project: https://www.shopify.com/ph/blog/usal-project-community-events
Kyle Widrick of WIN Brands Group acquired brands like Homesick, Love Your Melon, Gravity, and QALO, and multiplied their sales. Here's what he has learned as owner and operator of direct-to-consumer brands and more than a decade of experience in ecommerce.For more about Kyle's journey: https://www.shopify.com/blog/win-brands-ecommerceSubscribe to the Shopify Masters YouTube channel for video interviews.
Marcus Milione launched and scaled his business, Minted New York, by sharing his journey online. Throughout development, he brought customers for the ride, incorporating their feedback along the way. Learn how to build in public and earn trust as the face of your brand.Watch the full video interview on YouTube HERE.
1Laura Low Ah Kee and Shannon Savage started Left on Friday, a swimwear and activewear brand, applying what they learned from their careers at Lululemon. They discuss how their commitment to fit and fabric and customer feedback led to success both online and in stores, and landed them an opportunity to outfit Canada's beach volleyball teams for the Olympics.To learn more about Left on Friday and for show notes: https://www.shopify.com/blog/left-on-friday-feedbackSubscribe to the Shopify Masters YouTube channel for video episodes.
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If you are looking for information on the best alternatives to Shopify, there are several resources that can help you https://polyany.io/blog/post/best-alternatives-to-shopify. Here are some popular platforms that are often considered as alternatives to Shopify: WooCommerce: This is a WordPress plugin that turns your website into a full-fledged online store. It is flexible and scalable, with a large number of extensions available. BigCommerce: This platform is suitable for businesses of all sizes and offers a variety of features, including integration with various sales channels and high scalability. Magento: A popular open-source platform that is ideal for larger businesses with customized requirements. Magento offers great flexibility and a variety of extensions. Wix eCommerce: A website building platform that also offers online store capabilities. It features ease of use and a variety of templates. Squarespace: Another popular website building platform that also offers online s
I am looking for information on the best Shopify alternatives for building an online store. Which platforms are competitive and offer similar eCommerce features? I am interested in both free and paid solutions, their key features, pros and cons, and what options they provide for setting up and managing stores. Recommendations and links to useful resources where I can compare these platforms would be appreciated.
I recently listened to an episode of Shopify Masters, and it was packed with actionable insights for anyone looking to start their own business. The hosts, Shuang Esther Shan and Adam Levinter, do an excellent job of breaking down complex topics like optimizing websites for sales and creating effective social media ads. If you're just getting started or looking to scale, understanding the value of Shopify experts can be a game changer. They can help you navigate challenges like finding the right supplier and tailoring your store to meet customer needs. I found a great article on this topic that dives into what Shopify specialists can offer: https://paspartoo.com/blog/shopify-experts-all-you-need-to-know-about-shopify-specialists/. Overall, this podcast is a must-listen for anyone serious about building a successful e-commerce business. Keep up the great work!
It's a great place. It's very useful to exchange experiences. You can learn something useful for yourself. For example with me once friends shared their experience of using ecommerce customer service outsourcing https://wow24-7.io/e-commerce. I was impressed and decided to give it a try. I have my own online store of children's clothes. And I was impressed with the results, it was a useful service. So sharing the experience of running a business can bring success to others.
I'm in Boulder Colorado so this was cool to listen to!
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Great podcast episode!
so happy I came accross this podcast. the interviews are really interesting and the host asks really good questions!
the host it terrible
awesome podcast.. I just came across this today
great content. keep doing
really good content -thanks! however the constant clicking in the audio literally made painful to listen to. sorry gotta go I would like to check back in a couple of weeks and hopefully subscribe then. please clean the audio quality
Great podcast! One episode down and I've already learned so much