"Good help is hard to find...so make more money online!"
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Sales Tips you'll learn today on The Sales Podcast...
David Schomer and I discuss the evolving landscape of e-commerce, focusing on the competition between Amazon and Shopify. (One is much better than the other, and it's not even close.)
We explore the importance of data-driven decisions, profit margins, and customer relationships in building a successful online business.
David shares insights on the challenges of selling on Amazon, the benefits of owning customer data through Shopify, and the significance of diversification in business models.
We also get into the importance of hiring the right team and the value of veterans in the workforce. (We know the Air Force is best!)
We also discuss David's journey from accounting to entrepreneurship. He discusses the importance of e-commerce and conversion rates in business growth, as well as redefining what it means to be an entrepreneur in a team setting.
- Data-driven decisions lead to better performance.
- Amazon's dominance in e-commerce is being challenged.
- Owning customer data is crucial for long-term success.
- Profit margins on Shopify can be significantly higher than on Amazon.
- Customer relationships enhance the e-commerce experience.
- Diversification is essential for a healthy business model.
- Hiring veterans can improve team performance.
- Good help is hard to find, but it exists.
- Building a brand is more valuable than drop shipping.
- Engaging with customers adds humanity to e-commerce transactions. Military experience can provide valuable skills in the workplace.
- Using traditional methods like newspaper ads can yield reliable hires.
- E-commerce offers a better shopping experience for consumers.
- Building a business requires grit and resilience.
- Documenting your entrepreneurial journey can inspire others.
- Conversion rates are crucial for business growth.
- Working in a team can enhance entrepreneurial efforts.
- There's no shame in working for someone else.
- Taking risks in your career can lead to new opportunities.
- You can always return to your previous job if new ventures don't work out.
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