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.
Making terrariums started as a hobby for Emma Sibley. The business grew organically, first through sales to friends and family, then markets and workshops. Here's how she scaled London Terrariums, which now has a storefront in East London.
To learn more about London Terrariums and for show notes: https://www.shopify.com/blog/london-terrariums-scaling-hobby
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Kloo cofounder Claudia Snoh shares how she and her Q-grader mother built a premium coffee concentrate brand, from soft launch strategies to vertical integration and building authentic brand connections.
Leon Hughes built his career around developing digital strategies for consumer brands. Now, he's passing on that knowledge as a partner at the London-based private equity firm, Piper, and the organizer of Shopify Geekmeets.
To learn more about Piper and for show notes: https://www.shopify.com/blog/piper-private-equity
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Learn how two founders built the viral pickle brand Good Girl Snacks through heritage-inspired innovation and zero-cost marketing.
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-design
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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.
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-creativity
Watch 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.
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Learn how indigenous hip-hop duo Snotty Nose Rez Kids built their empire through storytelling, from hand-selling merch to running a global brand.
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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-resourceful
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Learn how Eighth Generation’s tribal ownership model and ethical artist partnerships created a thriving Native American lifestyle brand with global reach.
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