Matt Frew - CEO Of ShipZoom.com
Matt Frew has been making ship happen since he was 15 years old. We talk about the importance of relationships, navigating partnerships, and the commonalities of winning clients.
BizNinja Entrepreneur Radio · Matt Frew, Tyler Jorgensen
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Show Notes
What is the one commonality of successful people in eCommerce?
If one person would have the perfect answer to this question, then it’s my guest today. Matt Frew is the CEO of ShipZoom, a fulfillment business.
Over the last 15 years, he has worked with many entrepreneurs to fulfill their orders. He has seen why people fail or succeed in ecommerce.
He advises entrepreneurs getting into ecommerce to focus on one product till it gets to one million dollars in revenue before launching the next product.
But this is not all that we talk about in this lively conversation. We also cover:
- The future of eCommerce
- Why relationships matter in business
- The rubber band effect
- The joys of testing products for eCom
- And much more
Tune in and get valuable insights into the ecommerce industry from a fulfillment center insider who has seen what works and what fails.
Key Takeaways
- How Shipzoom works (04:58)
- Relationships matter in business (06:32)
- Significant changes happening in the shipping industry (10:02)
- The rubber band effect (13:49)
- Are you ready for the future of eCommerce (15:58)
- The commonality of successful people in ecommerce (18:05)
- The joys of testing products for ecommerce (24:39)
Additional Resources
Learn more about Shipzoom here
Connect with Matt Frew on Instagram
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