Episode 73 - E-commerce Marketing and UX are Kinda the Same 🤷‍♂️

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On this episode, I talk about and my youtube binge sessions while hanging out with a sore throat and stuffy nose and the odd connection I made between two separate categories. These included E-commerce best practice videos and videos where British, Australian and New Zealanders tare interviewed to share their perceptions of American slang and culture (quite the rabbit hole, I know…sigh). However, these stuffy-nosed binge sessions led me to the conclusion how the differentiation in Commerce between marketing and UX/product design is nowhere near as specialized and company org charts would make you think, and how these cultural slang videos showed me how E-commerce best practices, whether from a UX or marketing lens are essentially always going to be the same thing. This one gets a bit nerdy but for anyone with any interest in E-commerce, this one should hopefully be relevant to you when it comes to creating key aspects of your site like product pages, landing pages etc. I also talk about how I didn’t last one week back in NYC before getting sick, IT 2, my distaste for Fall and much more on the latest episode!

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