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In this episode, Jason interviews Justin Chen, co-founder of PickFu, a crowdsourcing Amazon split testing platform that provides qualitative and quantitative data on images, videos, and more.
In this episode, Jason and Shannon discuss when it’s best to launch your product or brand on Amazon. What criteria need to be in place to ensure a successful launch?
The California Attorney General’s office filed a civil antitrust and anti-competition lawsuit against Amazon. In this episode, Shannon and I dissect the implications of this lawsuit on sellers, consumers, and Amazon themselves.
We discuss the highlights of the Amazon Accelerate 2022 seller conference, as well as some of the new features and rollouts Amazon is providing for sellers and brands.
In this episode, we discuss the elements of Amazon video marketing in order to communicate in an authentic way to your potential customer that your product is for them.
In this episode, Shannon and I share some tips on the best practices for Amazon listing content optimization to tell your brand story and get those clicks and sales!
Controlling your Brand and destiny on Amazon can seem daunting, but it’s possible and, in fact, a necessity to winning in today’s ecommerce world. Today’s guest on the podcast is Whitney Gibson, a pioneer in laying the foundation and legal strategy behind helping brands regain control of their Brand on Amazon and online.
In this episode, Shannon Roddy & Jason Boyce interview Daniela Bolzmann, founder of Mindful Goods. A female lead company specializing in done-for-you Amazon listing optimization designed to get more clicks and sales to your Amazon listings.
In this episode, I am joined by Shannon Roddy for a deep dive into Amazon SEO Keyword Research, including tools to use, strategies to find and validate your most relevant search terms, as well as best practices and common mistakes.
In this episode, Jason and Shannon discuss Amazon’s recent acquisitions of iRobot Corp, owner of Roomba, for $1.65 Billion and OneMedical for $3.49 Billion. We cover the implications of a tech giant gathering more data about homes and consumers, as well as how it might impact sellers.
