Hosted by Jesse Ness
The Ecwid E-commerce Show is an e-commerce podcast that will help e-commerce store owners all the way from their first sale to their first million dollars. We will interview store owners, experts, technology partners and everyone in between to deliver helpful advice to help you grow your business.
100 episodes · publishes monthly · latest 2024-03-08 · ~33 min/episode
Rank
#5851
Substance
36.0
/ 100
Breakdown
Scored 2026-07
Updated monthly
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#5851 of 6186
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Top 95%
outscores 5% of the index
The Ecwid E-commerce Show ranks #5851 on The B2B Podcast Index with a substance score of 36.0 out of 100, scored across 1 recent episode. It scores highest on specificity & evidence and conversational craft. The only concrete data point given is the $15 - $20 price range for domains, which is industry-common knowledge. All examples are hypothetical (Jesse's store, Art Shop San Diego, Rich guitars) with no real business case studies, conversion data, SEO impact metrics, or named customer outcomes.
Averaged across 1 recently scored episode, with cited evidence.
The entire episode conveys a single low-complexity idea - buy a custom domain, prefer .com, keep it short and memorable - stretched across 12 minutes with heavy repetition and product promotion. There are no novel claims a B2B operator wouldn't already know, and most of the runtime is filler or throat-clearing.
“you want to have as short a name as possible, as memorable a name as possible hopefully descriptive”
“Most domains are going to be in the $15, $16 range. You should be able to get that on one sale.”
Every point made - .com is best, check social handles, don't overthink it, keywords help SEO - is textbook generic advice recycled verbatim from any beginner blogging guide. There is zero contrarian or first-principles thinking present.
“.io is usually more tech company”
“you want to have as short a name as possible, as memorable a name as possible hopefully descriptive”
There are no guests; this is a co-host product-promo conversation. Neither host demonstrates meaningful practitioner credentials - Richard's primary qualification offered is owning ~30 personal domains, and Jesse's is owning under five. No business outcomes, no scale, no domain expertise beyond hobbyist collecting.
“How many domains do you own right now? Just shy of 30 probably right now.”
“Personally, I'm down. I think I have like under five right now.”
The only concrete data point given is the $15 - $20 price range for domains, which is industry-common knowledge. All examples are hypothetical (Jesse's store, Art Shop San Diego, Rich guitars) with no real business case studies, conversion data, SEO impact metrics, or named customer outcomes.
“They're in the range of like basically $15 to $20, which is a pretty standard price for domains.”
“Art Shop is the name of your store and Art Shop is gone. So you just call it Art Shop San Diego.”
The format is an agreeable co-host chat with no guests to probe and no substantive disagreement - virtually every exchange ends in mutual validation. Questions are leading and surface-level ('where do you compromise?'), and there is no follow-up that surfaces new information or challenges any claim.
“Rich knowing that you have to make choices where do you compromise?”
“Yeah, Rich, I think that's good advice.”
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