Cody Plofker is a DTC ecommerce operator who shares how they use AI, customer feedback, and conversion testing to build and run brands. Their posts discuss their work at Jones Road Beauty and launching a new ecommerce brand.
Moez Seraly is the founder and CEO of Perfect Cellar, a wine e-commerce business. Seraly's work focuses on making wine easier and more enjoyable to buy, using technology and AI to improve customer experience and business operations.
Haider Ali shares practical guidance on Amazon marketplace research, seller growth, and ecommerce tools. Their posts cover competitor and listing analysis, Amazon growth case studies, and AI-assisted research.
Jonathan Gladbach works with ecommerce clients and writes about Shopify, AI automation, and the tradeoffs businesses face when adopting new technology.
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Karl Simpson works in ecommerce, with a focus on Amazon, product data, merchandising, and the processes that help businesses manage product catalogues and prepare for AI-driven shopping.
Zak Cassady-Dorion works in DTC ecommerce marketing, with a focus on retention and planning for Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Zak also speaks and hosts the DTC Revenue Rocket podcast.
Erik Hettinga works on ecommerce SEO and data infrastructure at Cook and Pan, a cookware brand. Their posts describe using Shopify and other business data to improve search and sales analysis, and building AI tools that let teams ask questions across those data sources.
Alden Wonnell works on Amazon and e-commerce marketplace growth at Adverio. Wonnell's posts discuss improving marketplace operations and profitability, expanding beyond Amazon, and building teams to support brand growth.
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Natalie Ricardo is a content marketer who shares practical ideas on B2B content creation and repurposing, SEO and answer engine optimization, and AI’s role in content and ecommerce.
Ronak Shah shares practical lessons on growing direct-to-consumer brands, including ways to use AI for creator sourcing, customer retention, and other growth tasks. His posts draw on experience scaling Obvi past $100 million in revenue.