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eCommerce Australia

Ryan Martin
Ecommerce
SEO
Social Media Marketing
Australia
Customer Experience
Conversion Rate Optimization
Black Friday
Customer Service
Content Creation
Chatgpt
Ringers Western
Digital Marketing
Shopify
Nomad the Label
Sustainability
Email Marketing
Clothing Industry
Fashion Industry
Audience Targeting
Google Ads

Australian eCommerce Podcast - Interviewing Founders, eCommerce Specialists, Leading Australian Marketing Agencies and much more on the eCommerce Australia Podcast. Australian stories about Australian issues, Shopify experts, SEO experts, Founder Stories, eCommerce Managers. We bring the best talent to the microphone to share their experience, with the sole aim of improving your own eCommerce busi... more

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Latest Episodes

Shawn Singh was managing 40–50 people at a fintech by day and building a copper drinkware brand between 5pm and 7pm every night. Then Valentine's Day 2025 hit,

250 orders landed over a single weekend, and he and his wife packed every one of them on ... more

A text message at an airport turned into Australia's biggest retail and eCommerce community in about twelve months:

4,000 members, up to 90 chat groups, and meetups from Ballarat to Dubai.

Dean Salakas (The Party People) and Jethro Marks (The Nil... more

Running an Australian eCommerce or Shopify store? Your customers have started shopping inside ChatGPT, and shoppers arriving from AI answer engines convert around 1.5x better than any other source.

Melbourne eCommerce Aus Event - Tickets Here.

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If you're building a Shopify store, a DTC label, or an omnichannel ecommerce brand in Australia, this episode is your blueprint.

From selling jewellery at Bondi markets to 13 stores and a booming ecommerce business, Arms of Eve co-founders Kerryn an... more

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Dean Salakas
Co-founder of Retail WhatsApp Group; former founder/CEO of The Party People
Retail WhatsApp Group / Retail Community
Episode: How a WhatsApp Group Became Australia's Biggest Retail Community | Dean Salakas & Jethro Marks
Jethro Marks
Co-founder and CEO of The Nile Group
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Episode: How a WhatsApp Group Became Australia's Biggest Retail Community | Dean Salakas & Jethro Marks
Matt Hurle
Executive at Criteo, expert in retail media and AI-powered advertising
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Episode: A Trillion Dollars in Transactions: What Criteo Sees That You Don't
Kerryn Langer
Co-founder of Arms of Eve
Arms of Eve
Episode: From Bondi Markets to 13 Stores: Arms of Eve's eCommerce & Retail Growth Playbook
Aaron Langer
Co-founder of Arms of Eve
Arms of Eve
Episode: From Bondi Markets to 13 Stores: Arms of Eve's eCommerce & Retail Growth Playbook
Will North
Head of marketing and head of commercial and performance
Kulani Kinis
Episode: How a $15M Mistake Became a Promotion: CRO, Attribution & What's Actually Working in 2026
Lou Rice
Founder of Strapsicle
Strapsicle
Episode: 2am Maternity Leave Idea to 400K Customers: How Lou Rice Built Strapsicle into a Global eCommerce Brand
Paul Waddy
Author and coach specializing in Shopify/eCommerce coaching
Learn eCommerce
Episode: EP134 — How to Unfuck Your Business | Paul Waddy | eCommerce Australia
Amanda Phoenix
Founder and CEO involved with PeakMoto and Flying Solo
PeakMoto / Flying Solo
Episode: From $5 Tablecloth to Two Stores: Amanda Phoenix on Building Peak Moto | eCommerce Australia

Host

Ryan Martin
Host of the show; founder of Remarkable Digital

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 45 ratings
  • Well done

    Ryan

    Well done on your Podcast.

    From someone that works in Digital Marketing and eCommerce I found your guests (and your hosting) very professional and most importantly extremely useful.

    There is nothing better than hearing from successful employees and entrepreneurs, who share their thoughts, successes and failure with humility and honesty.

    Keep up the great work

    Maurizio

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MauCarbone
    Australia4 years ago
  • Milky Goodness

    I found Ryan’s podcast early in 2022 and as a result have implemented several new structures in our business throughout the year. Great knowledge and powerful content.

    Great work!

    Cheers

    Jeff Tischler

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    69JT69.....
    Australia4 years ago

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How a WhatsApp Group Became Australia's Biggest Retail Community | Dean Salakas & Jethro Marks
Q: What keeps the community valuable and how do you handle moderation and pitches?
Moderation enforces a strict no unsolicited-pitch rule; members can share insights and ask for help, while pitches are discouraged and may be slapped with a playful emoji to reinforce guidelines. The value comes from practical, high-quality information and mutual support rather than advertising.
How a WhatsApp Group Became Australia's Biggest Retail Community | Dean Salakas & Jethro Marks
Q: Why did you start the Retail WhatsApp group and what was the origin?
It started as a spontaneous plan to help two peers reconnect at Retail Fest, but it quickly grew beyond their expectations as participants invited others, revealing a broad need for a simple, accessible space for retailers to help each other with real-world issues and opportunities.
How a $15M Mistake Became a Promotion: CRO, Attribution & What's Actually Working in 2026
Q: What role do collaborations play in growth strategy?
Collaborations can be transformative when there are clear objectives (new geography, brand alignment, or testing a new category), and they often provide credibility and reach at a lower cost than traditional ads.
How a $15M Mistake Became a Promotion: CRO, Attribution & What's Actually Working in 2026
Q: How do you approach attribution to avoid the murkiness across channels?
Treat attribution as a 12-month journey, define each channel's role within the annual cycle, measure the marketing efficiency ratio, and avoid over-focusing on short-term numbers.
How a $15M Mistake Became a Promotion: CRO, Attribution & What's Actually Working in 2026
Q: Around testing, where would you start for a brand that hasn't tested much yet?
Start with identifying the leakiest parts of analytics, then use surveys to uncover the why behind purchases and non-purchases, distilling that into a few core opportunities to test first.

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Frequently Asked Questions About eCommerce Australia

What is eCommerce Australia about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show centers on practical, growth-focused eCommerce strategy with a strong emphasis on real-world experimentation, brand building, and operational scalability. Episodes frequently feature founders, CEOs, and senior marketers sharing hands-on lessons—from multi-channel growth, CRO, and AI-enabled advertising to community-driven branding and effective partnerships. A notable strength is the mix of founder journeys and actionable frameworks, paired with guest expertise from retail tech, marketing agencies, and eCommerce growth consultants. This combination tends to attract listeners who want immediately implementable tactics, evidence-based insights, and a view into Australian eCommerce ecosystems. Notable standouts include deep dives int... more

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Recent guests on eCommerce Australia include:

1. Dean Salakas
2. Jethro Marks
3. Matt Hurle
4. Kerryn Langer
5. Aaron Langer
6. Will North
7. Lou Rice
8. Paul Waddy

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