Danny Wong is an entrepreneur, marketer and writer. He authors in-depth guides that teach Ecommerce store owners ways to manage, grow and scale their business. In a former life, Danny co-founded Blank Label, a custom menswear company, which generates 7-figures in annual revenue through its website and retail locations in Boston, Chicago and D.C. His superpowers include navigating the digital media landscape (he's helped companies get covered in 1,000+ publications including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and Slate Magazine) and biking in heavy traffic (he calls Boston, New York City and Shanghai "home").
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Email Subject Lines: The First Big Hurdle In email marketing, the first hurdle to overcome is getting your customers to open your message. And perhaps the most influential component of […]
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As a curious child, Derek Dier had an unusual fascination with time. He would stare at his watch as the seconds ticked away, soaking in each moment feeling as if […]
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Order number 1,000 is a celebration-worthy moment for any Ecommerce store owner. By this point, you have successfully convinced hundreds of people to purchase your product, and some of those […]
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During the summer in New York, I pity my friends who work at jobs with strict office dress codes. When temperatures tease the three-digit Fahrenheit mark (just under 38 degrees […]
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Sam Davidson is a native Nashvillian with an uncanny amount of local pride. On the phone with him, you get the sense that Nashville, Tennessee is where the party is […]
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At the beginning of 2015, David Herzka spent the bulk of his day managing a private family investment fund in New York City. These investments ranged from public retail stocks […]
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Roughly a decade ago, Harry Joiner, founder of EcommerceJobs.com, took over the Ecommerce and Online Marketing Experts group on LinkedIn. At the time, the original creator of the group felt […]
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In Ecommerce, one of the most crucial yet underappreciated hurdles to sales is driving visitors to click and view products. Unfortunately, the data reveals that, on average, Ecommerce stores have […]
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For Ecommerce companies, building a homegrown fan base is hard. This is especially true if you discount all the family and friends you coerced into hitting ‘like’ on your Facebook […]
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In 2015, Amazon sold more than 480 million products and generated $105 billion in revenue. Undoubtedly, it is the largest and most successful Ecommerce company in history. Because of that, […]