Ep.6 – How to make a service-based business thrive online

07/07/20 • 46 min

Because of COVID-19, we can’t ignore the fact that how we operate commerce-based businesses has changed forever. In California and Georgia, where we live, cases are surging and businesses are shutting back down. How can businesses shift their focus from a temporary online sales model to something more permanent, and see it as an opportunity for growth?

This week on commerce tea we’re discussing how to make your service-based business thrive online. We’re later joined by Amelia Posada, founder of Birch and Bone. To keep her doors open, Amelia had to pivot her business – fast – and has been able to sustain her business, in an industry that typically utilizes traditional business practices.

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Product recommendations can be one of the most powerful things you add to your store to increase sales, but sometimes your recommendations fall flat. On this week at commerce tea, we're exploring how to sell more by utilizing the product recommendations that your customers truly want. We finish this episode by interviewing Jay Myers, co-founder of Bold Commerce and do a deeper dive into one of the most popular Shopify app companies.

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Ep.7 – Building a sustainable business

Its 2020, and sustainability matters now more than ever. Today we are going to talk about why sustainability matters, some ways other businesses have implemented sustainable business methodologies, and interview Salima Visram of Samara Bags, about how she has created a sustainable minimalist fashion company.

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