Have you ever wondered how some businesses seem to grow their traffic like crazy? It’s like their websites explode overnight and they make it all look so dang easy. Yet here you are just trying to figure all of this traffic stuff out (possibly in your barely-there spare time), and […]
If you don’t promote a product, especially a new one, they probably won’t gain much attention. Because According to Harvard Business School some 30,000 new consumer products are released annually. But as many as 95% of those products will fail to make significant sales. Promotional failures can be because of product quality […]
Are you looking to increase your sales on Amazon? Then you need to think about your Amazon SEO strategy. Amazon is a highly competitive e-commerce platform. And many retailers want to promote their products there. It’s no surprise that Amazon’s revenue skyrocketed to almost 200 billion dollars last year. Making […]
Have you ever wondered what a successful Facebook ad looks like? Sure, you can browse your Newsfeed to find ads with great engagement. But let’s be honest, you don’t get the full picture. Now I don’t want you to get overwhelmed but there are a lot of elements involved in […]
A lot of the “How to quit your job” advice out there is focused on having gut-wrenching conversations and making sure you look good for your next employer: Usually the advice is pretty bland like, “Make sure you give at least 2 weeks notice.” Or “don’t sacrifice your reputation and […]
Our last blog post about how Amazon’s algorithm ranks products was a huge hit, but everybody kept asking us one question… Are there any tricks to selling on Amazon you can use to rank a new product FAST? And I’m happy to report that YES – there are several Amazon tricks 🙂 […]
Headline reads like a movie doesn’t it? Well it’s a real story and we brought her in to tell it! We’re starting a series of Amazon case studies at Startupbros. It’s everyday people from our private Facebook community that take what we teach on the site and in our E-commerce […]
Geoffrey Giraffe Is Dead. You’ve probably heard the sad news from Toys R Us already, and if I’m the first one to break it to you, I’m sorry. Some brief history, Toys R Us was born in 1957, and then went public in 1978. They continued to mesmerize children for […]
