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If you’re running an ecommerce store, you probably already know how hard it is to keep on top of everything. That's why HubSpot CRM works so well for ecommerce: it centralizes customer data, automates your sales and marketing workflows, and gives you visibility into every touchpoint from ad click to support ticket. With everything in one dashboard, those hours suddenly free up.

HubSpot is far from the only CRM I’ve tested over the years, but it’s one of the few that manages to be easy to use and comprehensive at the same time. Set it up, and within weeks, you can get to a point where your store is practically running itself.

HubSpot’s loop marketing tools bring in qualified leads. Sales automation handles follow-ups you used to forget. Customer data, email engagement, and purchase history finally live in one place.

Continue reading “How to use HubSpot for CRM Ecommerce Growth (from Someone Who’s Been There)”

Carrd is one of the simplest website builders available, offering lightning-fast setup for one-page sites and clean designs that are ideal for selling single products, services, or digital downloads.

In this review, I’ll walk you through Carrd’s pricing, features, and real-world use cases, so you can see if it’s a good option for selling online — especially if you’re just starting out or selling a limited number of offers.

Key Takeaways 🔍 Carrd is best for digital products, services, or one-off offers It’s incredibly cheap — paid plans start at just $19 per year There’s no shopping cart or built-in checkout Best used with tools like Stripe, Gumroad, or Payhip Not ideal for growing stores or multi-product catalogs SEO and customization are limited compared to full ecommerce platforms

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If you're trying to decide between Spreadshop and Spreadshirt, you're not alone.

Both platforms are part of the Spread Group family, but they serve two very different types of online sellers. Whether you're looking to test designs passively or build a brand with long-term growth, your choice here matters.

After researching and testing both platforms, I found Spreadshop is the better option for entrepreneurs looking to scale, build a brand, and control their online store.

Meanwhile, Spreadshirt is ideal if you're just starting out or want a low-maintenance way to sell your designs without doing any marketing.

Continue reading “Spreadshop vs Spreadshirt: Which Print-on-Demand Platform Wins for Ecommerce?”