If you are a business owner, you certainly know the difficulties of finding a good work-life balance. Trying to improve your knowledge and learn new skills while running a business doesn’t seem possible. But luckily, we now have podcasts that allow us to learn and grow while going about our busy daily lives.
That’s exactly what the Amazon Seller podcast sets out to achieve, striving to help all entrepreneurs but especially Amazon business owners, as the name of the podcast suggests. Hosts Andy Slamans and Liran Hirschkorn both have a plethora of experience selling on Amazon and plenty of success to back it up.
Podcast episodes vary in length from 10 to 50 minutes, and the team post regularly – you can expect 2-3 episodes a week, so there is tons of content to jump into!
Großartig für Anfänger
Manchmal können Business-Podcasts entmutigend sein. Die Macher verwenden oft eine Terminologie und Konzepte, die für Anfänger schwer zu verstehen sind, was es schwierig machen kann, sich auf das Gespräch einzulassen und daran teilzunehmen.
Amazon Seller is the polar opposite of this, as the hosts do a great job at explaining complex topics in a concise and timely manner, making it an ideal podcast for newcomers to the industry. You can expect to hear analysis, interviews with experts, revenue challenges and examples of successful case studies – all designed to give you the knowledge to help your Amazon business take off.
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Die $10-Millionen-Herausforderungsserie
The $10 million challenge series follows the hosts’ attempt at achieving $10 million in Amazon sales in just one year. We love this idea, as it provides the audience with a unique behind-the-scenes insight into developing and growing an Amazon selling account.
The team is transparent with their numbers and doesn’t hide anything for the sake of impressing the listener. They show the true costs of advertising and aren’t afraid to reveal their failures, which is ideal for newcomers looking to gain a realistic impression of the industry. It’s also engaging, fun and interesting to keep up with, giving you a reason to come back every week.