
The Bright Minds of eCommerce podcast is designed to share the inner workings of the eCommerce world. Sharing success stories from successful entrepreneurs as well as advice from eCommerce experts. Hosted by Dahna Borg - Founder of Bright Red Marketing - your specialists in eCommerce advertising.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 75 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MarketingBusiness | |||

Nikki Parkinson has been a content creator and influencer for nearly 18 years, and in this episode she's sharing everything brands need to know about making influencer partnerships actually work. We talk about why follower count is a trap, how to vet... more
Scaling your Meta ads is one of the most misunderstood parts of running paid ads for your eCommerce store. In this episode, Dahna breaks down horizontal vs vertical scaling, what's changed with Advantage Plus, and the practical strategies that let yo... more
AI is everywhere right now, but most people are starting with it completely wrong. Em Gee joins me to break down exactly where to begin if you want AI to actually save you time in your eCommerce business, how to train it to sound like you, and why th... more
Your product photos are doing more selling than you think, and if they're not up to scratch, your ads don't stand a chance. In this episode, Dahna chats with Peita from Bloom Creative about strategic product photography, why trust is the real thing y... more
I’m loving this podcast! There are so many goodies that Dahna goes over. The episode with Lisa Byrne is gold! Simplify your marketing with this podcast!
Riff Raff and co as a company is completely unethical. Emma Kruger uses long term outside contractors to avoid paying worker’s benefits and adjusting payment for inflation or performance in Australia. Emma’s whole management structure is cis-het, economically privileged, white people (although they make sure their advertising is diverse). They manufacture in China in an area known for poor wages and employee safety (again outside contractors that Emma has no responsibility for even though they p... more
Great podcast with good insights and actionable tips. Particularly liked episode 6 with detailed information on how to use the strategy, and also how to use the tools. Subscribed and looking forward to more.
This is an invalubale resource for those working in ecom. Dahna and the guests are experts in their field so I find the conversations insightful and actionable.
I particularly love the balance of talking to ecom business owners and those from industries that support ecom in such as Kate Toon talking SEO, and Suki van K on running competition.
I'm really looking forward to more episodes, more experts, more insight and seeing this podcast take off.
I love this podcast! I have already come away with so many actionable e-commerce ideas and am now binge listening to every episode.
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Apple Podcasts | #250 |
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