Explore the Best eCommerce Inspiration & Examples 💕

There's no strict criteria when it comes to selecting which examples I share, but I always ensure that it's something worth sharing for the audience that they can get valuable learnings from. I do have a small checklist for each of the various categories, but if I find awesome inspiration that is worth looking at, it will be included. If you do have any examples you like that you think is worth me checking out, give me a holla. :)

I've been working an eCommerce Growth Marketer for over 7+ years, so I've built up my own personal swipe file of brands I've admired for years. I typically take screenshots and save them in my own personal Mac folder directory. So, I'm sharing many of those pieces of content and open sourcing it. I also love coming across new brands through my FB/IG news feed, as well as Google Search results. So, I save these sites, add them to my own swipe file, and now adding them when I can to these various guides I'm sharing.

There's a couple of reasons why. Firstly, it's quite helpful with my client and advisory work as I get asked by various businesses, founders, marketers (etc) about which brands I personally admire depending on the category/strategy. I always like to refer to examples when I work because it provides that extra bit of validation to clients. Secondly, why not let the whole world learn from these amazing brands and what they can takeaway and apply to their own business? It's all out there across the web, I'm just bringing it together in a nicely, curated style way.

My first tip is to go through each of the reference links I share and see how they work. It's good to see them in action and what you can learn from them. My second tip is to share with other people on your team so they can get inspired to push further when it comes to creative campaigns and strategies to drive desired actions. My third, and most important tip, is that you should never directly copy any of the references of sites, landing pages, pop-ups, ads (etc) that I share because let's be serious, it's just poor form. Of course you can learn from them and how it can apply to your brand, but you should never directly copy.

I absolutely can, and have done plenty of them. I find them quite fun to do and like to go quite detailed with them. Not just sharing sharing analytics, observations and findings, but also providing actionable strategies, tactics and next steps when it comes to improving whatever you're trying to achieve at the time. In terms of working with me on one, it's best to enquire about my consulting and advisory work.