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Voices of eCommerce

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by John Drake

13 episodes
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Do you want understand how eCommerce works? I’m professor John Drake of East Carolina University. My podcast “Voices of eCommerce” wants to build that understanding in the area I love most - eCommerce. In this podcast, I interview the people behind the scenes of eCommerce - the people that design, build, market, and run online, mobile, and social initiatives. These interviews ask about their careers, job roles, and the current state of eCommerce in business today.

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6/10/2020

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Episode thumbnail for Ep. 13 - Brian Amerige of Thoughtful on rethinking social

February 25, 2022

Ep. 13 - Brian Amerige of Thoughtful on rethinking social

What if? What if we re-thought what "social" means, to rid ourselves of the dark elements and instead promote the enriching parts? In this episode, we talk to Brian Amerige, CEO and co-founder of Thoughtful, and who takes us on a journey on rethinking social. His app, Thoughtful (available at https://thoughtful.community/Brian) represents his effort to bring this vision to reality. Specifically, we discuss: Why we need ideas to flourish as humansHow current social platform...

Episode thumbnail for Ep. 12 - Fran Stacks of Wells Fargo on digital marketing

July 30, 2021

Ep. 12 - Fran Stacks of Wells Fargo on digital marketing

In this episode, we talk with Fran Stacks, channel manager at Wells Fargo https://www.wellsfargo.com/. We talk about: - What a channel manager does - How ADA specifications impact web site design - How the digital marketing has changed in the last 10 years - How customer expectations have changed in the last 10 years - What a Data Management Platform does - and more... To learn more about eCommerce and how marketing plays a role, check out my textbook "eCommerce: A Stakeholder A...

Episode thumbnail for Ep. 11 - Harry Hawk with Doctible and Southwestern College on online lead generation

June 28, 2021

Ep. 11 - Harry Hawk with Doctible and Southwestern College on online lead generation

In this episode, we chat with Harry Hawk, instructer at Southwestern College and lead generator at Doctible (doctible.com). During this conversation, we learn about: - What is a "lead" and how Harry uses digital media to help find leads for medical offices - HubSpot and their technological offerings - Why I wrote my textbook - How to get started in eCommerce and eBusiness - How to get the most out of my textbook - Digital deep funnel optimization To learn ...

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What is Voices of eCommerce?

Do you want understand how eCommerce works? I’m professor John Drake of East Carolina University. My podcast “Voices of eCommerce” wants to build that understanding in the area I love most - eCommerce. In this podcast, I interview the people behind the scenes of eCommerce - the people that design, build, market, and run online, mobile, and social initiatives. These interviews ask about their careers, job roles, and the current state of eCommerce in business today.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

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