Shoponomics: Ecommerce Masterclass Captivates Audiences with Marketing-Oriented Website Reviews and Industry Pros
Nov 2, 2022
This recently launched podcast has already garnered top ratings on some of the web’s top podcast platforms
(PRUnderground) November 1st, 2022
Shoponomics: Ecommerce Masterclass launched earlier this year, and the creators of the podcast are thrilled to announce that the show has received top ratings on the largest podcast platforms since its debut.
Shoponomics: Ecommerce Masterclass is produced by Emarketed and hosted by Daniel Solomon and Matt Ramage. Emarketed is a digital marketing agency founded by Ramage. The two co-hosts possess 40+ years of combined experience in web development and digital marketing and have been in the business for over two decades. Through their highly rated podcast, they take an intuitive look at websites and offer reviews on what’s working and what’s not.
For example, in one of the latest episodes of Shoponomics: Ecommerce Masterclass, Solomon and Ramage reviewed the world famous Lego brands’ website with an emphasis on areas such as user experience, Facebook ads, and SEO.
The overarching themes delved into on the show include reviewing the website’s user experience, the tech and marketing stack, marketing in general, online ads, and paid ads. “We know how overwhelming it can be trying to keep up with all the latest trends and technologies, so our goal is to make that easier for you,” said Ramage.
Shoponomics: Ecommerce Masterclass frequently interviews industry experts who share their insight with the audience. One such recent expert guest was Yash Chavan, founder of Saral, who shared his influencer marketing insight. “Influencer marketing puts word of mouth on steroids,” he said.
By interviewing guests, Ramage and Solomon, dive deeper into ecommerce marketing and learn about real life case studies in digital marketing. Many of these insights can be implemented in a variety of settings, scopes, and scale, ranging from small businesses to global corporations. If a particular strategy could help a major brand, then it could hold massive potential for a smaller brand.
The podcast has thus far captivated audiences since its launch and has received hundreds of ratings on podcast platforms such as Spotify and Apple Podcasts. 15 episodes are currently available, and new episodes are routinely released.
Ramage and Solomon are thrilled to bring fresh insight into all facets of digital marketing to help listeners boost their own strategies. They are looking forward to continuing their tradition of excellent industry leading guests and exciting content on the podcast. More information can be found at http://shoponomics.net/.
About Shoponomics: Ecommerce Masterclass
Shoponomics: Ecommerce Masterclass is a weekly podcast reviewing ecommerce brands with an emphasis on user experience, branding, digital marketing, conversions, the tech stack, and more.
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