How to Build and Scale Your E-Commerce Brand with Mike McClary

In this episode of the B2B Breakthrough Podcast, host Sharon Gai is joined by Mike McClary, CEO of Amazing.com, an online education platform that offers training and resources for entrepreneurs looking to build their own e-commerce businesses.

Join them as they:

Delve into Mike’s journey from a corporate job to successful entrepreneur
Explain why understanding customer needs is key to building a successful brand
Shine a light on the importance of product differentiation in a competitive industry
Discuss how to achieve growth, scale, and profitability for your brand
Explore the growing importance of AI in e-commerce
Talk about the need for entrepreneurs to invest in social media advertising strategies
And much more!

Mike McClary is the CEO of Amazing.com, the President of Zoof Seller Software, and the President and Founder of Intervene Consulting. He is an entrepreneurial mentor and coach who has helped businesses succeed in the e-commerce industry. With his expertise in product development, business management, and brand building, Mike has guided numerous entrepreneurs to achieve breakthroughs in the online retail marketplace.

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Previous guests include Rudy Mawer, CEO of Mawer Capital; Tony Parker, four-time NBA champion and Founder and President of Infinity Nine Group; Mike McClary, CEO of Amazing.com; Jason Feifer, Editor-in-Chief of Entrepreneur Media; Kia-Shun Voltz, Chief Executive Officer of ShampooTime; Matt Jones, Founder of The Crease Beast; and Julianna Dahbura, Founder of Deco Beauty.

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