eComFuel Podcast
Not Your Typical Business Show
The eComFuel Podcast (formerly known as the eCommerceFuel Podcast) features weekly conversations with entrepreneurs who are doing the impossible—building thriving businesses AND rich, meaningful lives.
Expect to geek out on business tactics, swap financial wisdom, share family wins, and hear the occasional story of adventures gone awry.
Episodes
Running Your Store Like an Investment Banker
Bill D'Alessandro is a former investment banker (sound familiar?) who has made the full-time transition into eCommerce. He found his niche almost by accident and now generates almost seven figures in revenue per year.
Partnerships and Debt with Dan Andrews
Dan Andrews is a man of many machines. He runs two eCommerce stores - Modern Cat Designs and The Portable Bar Company - and runs several other successful businesses. He has put together one of the most highly touted business shows in iTunes called The Tropical MBA Podcast, which is a staple in Andrew's weekly education.
Chatting with Steve Chou of MyWifeQuitHerJob
Steve Chou eats, sleeps and breathes eCommerce. His store, Bumblebee Linens, earns six figures per year and he blogs about his pursuits of eCommerce success at MyWifeQuitHerJob.com ... and earns six figures per year there, too.
Gary Vaynerchuk’s Thoughts on “Follow Your Passion”
Gary Vaynerchuk is this week's guest and, as usual, he delivers. Gary is the founder of WineLibrary.tv, writer of Crush It!, The Thank You Economy, and the upcoming Jab Jab Jab Right Hook, and a social media expert who got started turning his family's wine store into an ecommerce powerhouse.
Picking the Optimal Shopping Cart
Andrew Bleakley comes on the show today to discuss shopping carts and getting your ecommerce store set up for success. Mr. Bleakley is a developer who specializes in ecommerce and shopping carts with over 1,000 websites under his belt, and he talks to Andrew about the best options in shopping cart software today.
Selling Industrial Products
Dave Huckabay joins Andrew in today's episode to bring you some real-life advice he's learned from being in the ecommerce game for nearly 10 years. His online stores in various industrial and consumer markets bring in a hefty $750,000 to $1 million in sales per year.