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Shopify Masters

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Entrepreneurship
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Beauty Industry
Social Media Marketing
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Marketing Strategies
Community Engagement
Fashion Industry
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Ready to build your business, but not sure where to start? Shopify Masters gives you the real stories and strategies behind successful entrepreneurship. Each week, we talk with founders and e-commerce experts who have launched, grown, and scaled real businesses. Learn how to turn your first idea into a product, run ads that actually work, and find suppliers you can trust. Our guests share lessons ... more

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Recent Guests

Bert Youn
Founder of The Good Liver and an animation professional
The Good Liver
Episode: Zero SEO, Zero Ads: How The Good Liver Built a Cult Retail Brand
Muammar Reed
Co-founder of MiJa Books and a practicing lawyer
MiJa Books
Episode: Meet the Power Couple Changing What Kids See on Their Bookshelves
Stephanie Reed
Co-founder of MiJa Books, a multicultural and bilingual children's bookstore
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Episode: Meet the Power Couple Changing What Kids See on Their Bookshelves
Ryan Chen
Co-founder, NeuroGum
NeuroGum
Episode: How Two Founders Turned a Dorm Room Experiment Into a Nationwide Retail Brand
Kent Yoshimura
Co-founder, NeuroGum
NeuroGum
Episode: How Two Founders Turned a Dorm Room Experiment Into a Nationwide Retail Brand
Bette Bentley
Founder of Skimpies, inventor of the leggings liner
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Episode: The TikTok Live Playbook: How Skimpies Scaled to a $10M Valuation
Desi Perkins
Beauty entrepreneur and designer of DEZI Eyewear and DEZI Skin
DEZI Eyewear / DEZI Skin
Episode: Designing Past Her Persona: Inside Desi Perkins’s $2.5 Million Eyewear Empire
Tyler Howells
Founder of Cozy Earth
Cozy Earth
Episode: Bootstrap, Scale, Repeat: Inside Cozy Earth’s Patient Path to Scale
David Bronkie
Co-founder of Siblings
Siblings
Episode: How Siblings Are Turning Slow Living Into a Thriving Refillable Candle Brand

Hosts

Adam Levinter
Co-host of the show, focuses on brand strategy and growth stories
Adam Leventer
Co-host of the show, covers founder journeys and operational insights

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 772 ratings
  • Great content, But…

    I found the guests and content very informative and I look forward to each episode with such conflicting emotions. On the one hand I derive value from the guests’ stories but the price I pay having to listen to the host’s vocal fry drives me up the wall. So much so, that the last two episodes I cut short and found something else.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Mars063
    United Statesa year ago
  • Shelter podcast

    Love all the shopify interviews but the shelter podcast (nov 2025) is an absolute standout- so much so that I searched the review tab - love the transparency, the clean beauty, low tox mission, goals etc etc - everything!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ecobub_breastfeeding
    Australiaa year ago
  • Great guests, not the best hosts

    I feel bad writing this but the hosts are so boring. They don’t engage well with the guests, seem interested or even seem prepared for the interview. The editing needs help too. It’s so hard sitting through a podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    nieceymo
    United Statesa year ago
  • SO GOOD!

    I just scroll through and find whatever title is most relevant to me. So much value so far! Two thumbs up!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    willhead
    United States2 years ago
  • Get a new host

    Literally like oh my God, the worst host. Can’t stand her annoying voice. Also the music interspersed within the interviews is all weird. It’s like they’re trying to replicate how I built this, but it is just off.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Michaeland7
    United States2 years ago

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Episodes are valued for practical tips on branding, product development, and growth, though format and length are sometimes a point of contention.

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Zero SEO, Zero Ads: How The Good Liver Built a Cult Retail Brand
Q: What is the role of the physical store versus the online site in terms of showcasing these products?
The shop lets customers handle products and see their craftsmanship, while the online store serves people who cannot visit and presents detailed photographs and stories about the goods.
Zero SEO, Zero Ads: How The Good Liver Built a Cult Retail Brand
Q: How do the first seeds of Good Liver get planted?
Trips to Japan introduced Youn to carefully chosen everyday goods and craftsmanship. Friends began asking him to find products for them, and he eventually turned that interest into a business.
Meet the Power Couple Changing What Kids See on Their Bookshelves
Q: What have you learned about picking and selecting the right fairs, the right pop-ups, the right events to show up at?
They found that school fairs generally need to run five days and serve schools with more than 450 students to approach their $5,000 sales average. Their agreements now vary by school enrollment, and they use that sales threshold to account for labor, delivery, and inventory costs.
Meet the Power Couple Changing What Kids See on Their Bookshelves
Q: How do you look at your channel mix? In which channels are most profitable, and which ones are the least?
The Reeds say book fairs account for roughly 50% to 60% of revenue, purchase orders about 30%, and online sales around 10%. Online school fairs can reach schools nationally, while they continue testing channels and looking for steadier off-season revenue.
How Two Founders Turned a Dorm Room Experiment Into a Nationwide Retail Brand
Q: How did you decide which retailers to partner with and when to pursue them?
They focused on genuine brand fit and mutual value, using a two-way assessment with partners and reserving high-risk moves (like earlier Costco) until brand awareness and distribution readiness were solid.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Shopify Masters

What is Shopify Masters about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A practical, founder-focused show that pulls from a wide range of consumer brands and e-commerce businesses. Episodes frequently center on building or scaling direct-to-consumer brands, product development, branding, retail partnerships, and the operational discipline needed for sustainable growth. Guests tend to share real-world lessons—from sourcing and supply chain choices to storytelling, community-building, and navigating retail partnerships—often highlighting bootstrapped or profitability-first approaches. A standout feature is the mix of practical case studies with personal founder journeys, which can be especially valuable for listeners aiming to launch or scale a product-driven business with a focus on authenticity and long-term va... more

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Recent guests on Shopify Masters include:

1. Bert Youn
2. Muammar Reed
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4. Ryan Chen
5. Kent Yoshimura
6. Bette Bentley
7. Desi Perkins
8. Tyler Howells

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