Kelly Watters is the Co-founder of Western Rise, a telluride-based men’s performance clothing company. She founded it with her partner and Co-founder, Will Watters. The company provides freedom for men who want to own less and experience more.
Brett Bernstein, the Founder & CEO of Gatsby, is Dean Dutro's guest in this episode of the Relationship Commerce Podcastwhere he talks about Gatsby and how an ecommerce brand can maximize their website’s vending machine to capture more leads. Brett also talks about the value of using social media influencers to promote a brand.
In this episode of the Relationship Commerce Podcast, Dr. Jeremy Weisz of Rise25 is joined by Peter Hajduček, the Founder and CEO at Footshop, to discover what e-commerce brands should look out for while putting together a collaboration. Peter also shares his entrepreneurial journey and talks about his reasons for acquiring one of his competitors.
On this episode of the Relationship Commerce Podcast,Dean Dutro is joined by Brian Burt, the Founder and CEO of Canopy Management, to talk about selling on Amazon. Together, they discuss the challenges associated with becoming the face of your brand, figuring out who your perfect customers are, and building a team of motivated and productive members — virtually. Keep listening!
In this episode of the Relationship Commerce Podcast, Dean Dutro is joined by Byron Walker, the CEO and Founder of Survival Frog, to find out how you can use long-form sales pages to boost your e-commerce sales. They also discuss the different marketing methods Byron uses for Survival Frog, how he handles political changes that affect his company's sales, and his strategies for discontinuing low-margin SKUs.
In this episode of the Relationship Commerce Podcast, guest host John Corcoran interviews Victoria Beattie, the Co-founder and Owner of The Beach People, to discuss the benefits of selling through e-commerce and retail stores. They also talk about the benefits of obtaining intellectual property protection, acting fast when new taxes are imposed by the government, and how to deal with copycats.
In this episode of the Relationship Commerce Podcast, Dean Dutro is joined by Chad Ross, the Founder & CEO of Dorsal Bracelets, to discuss the benefits of outsourcing and how it can help you manage your business better. They also talk about using social media to learn more about e-commerce and the benefits of having an online presence on Amazon.
In this episode of the Relationship Commerce Podcast, Franklin Fala, the Co-founder and CEO of Swiftronics, talks all about the power of resilience and past experience to successfully grow an e-commerce brand. Franklin also shares the lessons he’s learned over the years since starting his first business as a kid and explains how e-commerce sellers can build relationships with their customers.
Braxton Manley, the Co-Founder of Braxley Bands, is Dean Dutro's guest in this episode of the Relationship Commerce Podcast, where they discuss why you might want to rethink outsourcing when you start your e-commerce business. They also talk about starting and scaling an e-commerce brand with a $20 capital, the benefits of having a well-defined “why” for your brand, and the importance of having a well-balanced life.
Brian Speciale, the Co-Founder of The Comfy, is Eric Stopper’s guest in this episode of the Relationship Commerce Podcast.Eric and Brian talk about Brian’s experience being on Shark Tank, the importance of a cohesive mission statement for your company, and why it’s not always in your best interest to expand your product line. Keep listening for more insights from one of Shark Tank’s most successful entrepreneurs!
Lindsey Wilson, the Founder and CEO of OWL Venice, is Dean Dutro's guest in this episode of the Relationship Commerce Podcast.Dean and Lindseytalk about the importance of working with partners that share the same values as your e-commerce brand. Lindsey also talks about her system of adding new products to her brand line, working with influencers, and managing a growing team.
Kelley Thornton, the Co-Founder and CEO of Tiege Hanley, joins Dr. Jeremy Weisz, the Co-Founder of Rise25 Media, in this episode of the Relationship Commerce Podcastto talk about leveraging your customer’s shopping habits to build an e-commerce business. Kelley talks about the benefits of co-packing your own e-commerce products, using the right product positioning strategies, and how to create routines with your e-commerce products.
Kelly Watters is the Co-founder of Western Rise, a telluride-based men’s performance clothing company. She founded it with her partner and Co-founder, Will Watters. The company provides freedom for men who want to own less and experience more.
Brett Bernstein, the Founder & CEO of Gatsby, is Dean Dutro's guest in this episode of the Relationship Commerce Podcast where he talks about Gatsby and how an ecommerce brand can maximize their website’s vending machine to capture more leads. Brett also talks about the value of using social media influencers to promote a brand.
In this episode of the Relationship Commerce Podcast, Dr. Jeremy Weisz of Rise25 is joined by Peter Hajduček, the Founder and CEO at Footshop, to discover what e-commerce brands should look out for while putting together a collaboration. Peter also shares his entrepreneurial journey and talks about his reasons for acquiring one of his competitors.
On this episode of the Relationship Commerce Podcast, Dean Dutro is joined by Brian Burt, the Founder and CEO of Canopy Management, to talk about selling on Amazon. Together, they discuss the challenges associated with becoming the face of your brand, figuring out who your perfect customers are, and building a team of motivated and productive members — virtually. Keep listening!
In this episode of the Relationship Commerce Podcast, Dean Dutro is joined by Byron Walker, the CEO and Founder of Survival Frog, to find out how you can use long-form sales pages to boost your e-commerce sales. They also discuss the different marketing methods Byron uses for Survival Frog, how he handles political changes that affect his company's sales, and his strategies for discontinuing low-margin SKUs.
In this episode of the Relationship Commerce Podcast, guest host John Corcoran interviews Victoria Beattie, the Co-founder and Owner of The Beach People, to discuss the benefits of selling through e-commerce and retail stores. They also talk about the benefits of obtaining intellectual property protection, acting fast when new taxes are imposed by the government, and how to deal with copycats.
In this episode of the Relationship Commerce Podcast, Dean Dutro is joined by Chad Ross, the Founder & CEO of Dorsal Bracelets, to discuss the benefits of outsourcing and how it can help you manage your business better. They also talk about using social media to learn more about e-commerce and the benefits of having an online presence on Amazon.
In this episode of the Relationship Commerce Podcast, Franklin Fala, the Co-founder and CEO of Swiftronics, talks all about the power of resilience and past experience to successfully grow an e-commerce brand. Franklin also shares the lessons he’s learned over the years since starting his first business as a kid and explains how e-commerce sellers can build relationships with their customers.
Braxton Manley, the Co-Founder of Braxley Bands, is Dean Dutro's guest in this episode of the Relationship Commerce Podcast, where they discuss why you might want to rethink outsourcing when you start your e-commerce business. They also talk about starting and scaling an e-commerce brand with a $20 capital, the benefits of having a well-defined “why” for your brand, and the importance of having a well-balanced life.
Brian Speciale, the Co-Founder of The Comfy, is Eric Stopper’s guest in this episode of the Relationship Commerce Podcast. Eric and Brian talk about Brian’s experience being on Shark Tank, the importance of a cohesive mission statement for your company, and why it’s not always in your best interest to expand your product line. Keep listening for more insights from one of Shark Tank’s most successful entrepreneurs!
Lindsey Wilson, the Founder and CEO of OWL Venice, is Dean Dutro's guest in this episode of the Relationship Commerce Podcast. Dean and Lindseytalk about the importance of working with partners that share the same values as your e-commerce brand. Lindsey also talks about her system of adding new products to her brand line, working with influencers, and managing a growing team.
Kelley Thornton, the Co-Founder and CEO of Tiege Hanley, joins Dr. Jeremy Weisz, the Co-Founder of Rise25 Media, in this episode of the Relationship Commerce Podcast to talk about leveraging your customer’s shopping habits to build an e-commerce business. Kelley talks about the benefits of co-packing your own e-commerce products, using the right product positioning strategies, and how to create routines with your e-commerce products.
