Category: Ecommerce

When I started in ecommerce, there was a lot of trial and error. I’d spend hours watching tutorials or reading outdated advice.

But once I started listening to ecommerce podcasts regularly, everything changed. Podcasts gave me direct access to founders, marketers, and operators who were actually doing the work. No fluff—just results, experiments, failures, and systems.

Whether you’re just getting started or you’ve scaled past seven figures, the right ecommerce podcast can save you time, prevent costly mistakes, and help you stay ahead of the game.

Here’s a detailed guide to the best ecommerce podcasts available right now, broken down by category so you can find what works for your business.

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BigCommerce, a close rival to our top ecommerce website builders, has three price plans ranging from $29 to $299 per month when billed annually, plus a custom-priced Performance plan for large global businesses. It also has a 15-day free trial so you can try it totally risk-free. I’d recommend the Core plan for most new sellers, or the Growth plan if you want the best overall value for money.

I’ll be exploring exactly how much BigCommerce costs, explaining each plan in detail and revealing the extra costs you should be aware of.

Core ($29 per month when billed annually): for new online stores

Growth ($79 per month when billed annually): for small, growing online stores

Scale ($299 per month when billed annually): for large online stores

Performance (Custom pricing, starting at $1,499 per month billed annually): for huge global businesses

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Quick answer: The term “retail store” typically applies to a physical, or brick-and-mortar location, such as a supermarket, boutique, or individual offline store.

Ecommerce stores, on the other hand, are online platforms, where customers can purchase products using credit cards and other digital payment methods, and have them shipped to their homes, or a pickup location.

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Quick verdict: EverCommerce is not an ecommerce platform in the way that word usually lands. It is a holding company that has acquired dozens of vertical SaaS tools and grouped them into three industry suites, EverPro, EverHealth and EverWell.

If you run a field-service business, a clinic or a gym and you want one vendor relationship covering payments, scheduling, marketing and reviews, that consolidation is the entire pitch. If you want transparent pricing, a single login and the ability to try before you talk to sales, this will frustrate you.

Best for: service businesses (home services, healthcare, fitness and wellness) that value vendor consolidation over self-serve simplicity.

Not for: product sellers, anyone wanting an online store, or buyers who need published pricing before a sales call.

Continue reading “Evercommerce Review: All the Pros and Cons You Need to Know”

You created your Shopify store and used its nice themes, but now you’re having trouble because there’s a “Powered by Shopify” tag at the bottom of your website.

This tag clashes with your branding plan, which is not good.

It’s not a huge problem, but it’s better if you know how to remove the “Powered by Shopify” tag from your online store.

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