business
Hosted by Practical Ecommerce · business · EN
Ecommerce Conversations is the long-running weekly podcast from Practical Ecommerce, hosted by ecommerce entrepreneur Eric Bandholz. •• Listen in as Eric interviews in-the-trenches founders and executives who address the essentials of launching, growing, and sustaining an online business. Hear their successes, mistakes, and plans — addressing customer acquisition, web traffic, marketing tactics, on-site conversion, shipping, favorite tools, funding, obstacles, and much more. •• New episodes every Friday. Subscribe to the podcast here, and then read a condensed transcript at https://www.PracticalEcommerce.com/tag/podcasts.
Required Pod Score for this podcast. PitchCentric checks your profile against host openness, topical fit, and audience signals before you generate a pitch.
Contact path
Verified email
Booking probability
47%
Guest openness
Selective
Sign up to generate a grounded pitch for Ecommerce Conversations.
Signup to Generate a PitchEcommerce Conversations is the long-running weekly podcast from Practical Ecommerce, hosted by ecommerce entrepreneur Eric Bandholz. •• Listen in as Eric interviews in-the-trenches founders and executives who address the essentials of launching, growing, and sustaining an online business.
Ecommerce Conversations is hosted by Practical Ecommerce. The show has published 608 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Agency Founder Touts YouTube TV Ads" (23 October 2026, 30 minutes), "Profit from Paid Acquisition Key for Ecom Owner (Encore)" (16 October 2026, 35 minutes), and "TinyHealth.com Sells Gut Tests by Mail" (2 October 2026, 36 minutes).
Ecommerce Conversations publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 34 minutes across 608 episodes.
Booking probability for Ecommerce Conversations is 47%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Ecommerce Conversations requires a Pod Score of 90 or higher. Ecommerce Conversations's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Ecommerce Conversations are Pet, Art & Other Specialty Retail. Ecommerce Conversations has a business audience.
Practical Ecommerce hosts Ecommerce Conversations, a business podcast with 608 episodes published.
Our AI reads these to draft pitches. Use them as grounding for a pitch that cites a real guest and a specific topic.
Ecommerce Conversations
Alex Walser launched his North Carolina-based marketing agency, Savant Syndicate, in 2024. The firm manages advertising campaigns for ecommerce brands, with a focus on Google Ads. He says YouTube ads provide the most...
Ecommerce Conversations
Please enjoy this episode first aired in February 2023. Zach Stuck is an agency founder turned ecommerce owner. The agency, called Homestead, runs marketing campaigns for direct-to-consumer businesses. And lessons from...
Ecommerce Conversations
Cheryl Sew Hoy says her company deals with poop. The Austin, Texas-based serial entrepreneur launched Tiny Health in 2020 to help folks monitor essential microorganisms in their digestive systems, which are critical for...
Ecommerce Conversations
Many pro content marketers insist AI-generated text is inferior to humans'. But not Neville Medhora. He's a seasoned copywriter who claims AI is 95% as good as human writing, even for the most complicated work. "It's a...
Ecommerce Conversations
Hal Smith says lowering clients' customer acquisition cost on Meta and Google is a focus of his agency, H Street Digital. He cites 5 performance levers, starting with the offer. Hal founded the D2C-focused agency in...
Ecommerce Conversations
Host Eric Banholz asked Kenny Trusnik, founder of the agency Forest City Digital, how an ecommerce startup can attract customers amid today's AI tumult. "Focus on getting the product data as deep and clean as possible...
Ecommerce Conversations
Please enjoy this repeat of a popular episode aired in August 2024. Mike Tecku first appeared on this podcast in 2019 as an Amazon marketplace seller. He then sold that business, a maker of floor mats, shortly...
Ecommerce Conversations
How does an ecommerce entrepreneur land a Netflix series? Not easily. Just ask John Roman. He co-launched BattlBox, an outdoor gear company, in 2015. Its YouTube channel eventually caught the eye of producers who turned...
Ecommerce Conversations
Jeromy Sonne is a Facebook ads pro turned fraud detection expert. His firm, Daypart, advises agencies and big-spend advertisers on the accuracy and legitimacy of their campaigns. Ad fraud, he says, can mean billed bot...
Ecommerce Conversations
Sarah Levinger consults with ecommerce brands on marketing psychology. She says shoppers' emotions drive ad performance, and success comes from aligning messaging with those feelings. She did that with a D2C maker of...
Ecommerce Conversations
Nabeel Azeez runs a Dubai-based email marketing agency with clients in ecommerce, SaaS, and more. He emphasizes engagement-based segmentation and high frequency, sending for one client eight emails per day, each to a...
Ecommerce Conversations
Brett Fish sees a lot of wasted ad spend. His company, TagHero, tracks clients' advertising performance on platforms such as Meta, Google Ads, and TikTok. He says the platforms are merely algorithms that respond to...
Ecommerce Conversations
Sean Stone advises ecommerce merchants to adopt a one-two punch for growth. Punch one is developing a profitable, branded website. Punch two is converting the likely spillover traffic on Amazon. That tactic inspired the...
Ecommerce Conversations
Paolo Vidali has a suggestion for merchants looking to add advanced features to their ecommerce sites: Be careful. Focus first on profitability, he says, and solve the basics of product returns, customer service, and...
Ecommerce Conversations
Nate Lagos is a seasoned ecommerce conversion optimizer, yet a recent A/B test surprised him. A client used all caps in key landing page headlines. Nate, having read a tip on X, suggested they test headlines that...
Ecommerce Conversations
Thanks to companies such as Printful, an enterprising entrepreneur can select a product, upload an image to place on it, sync it with her ecommerce site, sell it, and then pay for it. Print-on-demand is big business...
Ecommerce Conversations
The last few years have been rough for Beardbrand, the direct-to-consumer company that host Eric Bandholz founded over a decade ago. He says pretty much nothing has worked post-pandemic. The business is finally seeing...
Ecommerce Conversations
For four years Eric Steckling has run two direct-to-consumer brands. Brio, the company he founded in 2014, sells beard trimmers and related goods. In 2022, he acquired Ollie, then a seller of teeth-whitening strips and...
Ecommerce Conversations
Please enjoy this repeat of a popular episode first aired in April 2025. Mehtab Bhogal is the co-founder of Karta Ventures, a Canada-based acquirer of troubled ecommerce businesses. The firm seeks companies with...
Ecommerce Conversations
When he appeared on this podcast in 2021, Bryan Mahoney had just co-founded Chord, an ecommerce platform that separated the public frontend from the nuts-and-bolts backend. It was a "headless" structure that enabled...
Recent guests on Ecommerce Conversations. Study who booked and why before you pitch.
PitchCentric classifies Ecommerce Conversations under these industries. Guests from them are the closest fit, and each links to the best podcasts in that industry.
Shows with the most semantically similar episode content. Pitch one, pitch all; producers cluster.
Ecom Experiences
The E-Comm Show
Ecommerce Marketing Podcast
Elevate Ecommerce Podcast
Growing Ecommerce – The Retail Growth Podcast
The Ecommerce Alley Podcast: Meta Ads, AI Frameworks, and Business Strategy
Is this podcast yours and you'd like to remove or correct details? Request removal or email privacy@pitchcentric.com.
Questions about the free trial? See the pricing FAQ