Shopify1Percent – The Shopify Podcast to be the Top 1% of eCommerce Stores with Jay Myers
Shopify1Percent - The Shopify Podcast to be the Top 1% of eCommerce Stores with Jay Myers
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If you want to be the best on Shopify, you can’t do the same thing every Shopify store does. This show is designed to help you standout and be the top 1% of Shopify stores.
We interview Shopify ecommerce experts and thought leaders digging deep into the best ways to grow your Shopify business.
My name is Jay Myers and I’ve run stores on Shopify since 2009, co-founded Bold Commerce in 2012 which became one of the largest Shopify partners ever. Since 2012, over 760,000 Shopify have used our apps to increased sales. My goal with this show is to interview the absolute very best in the Shopify space to give you actionable advice on how to grow your Shopify store to the very best it can be!
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The show explores various key topics related to ecommerce success on Shopify, including subscription models, video marketing, push notifications, and shipping innovations. Episodes tackle specific challenges like subscription retention strategies, the importance of video content in driving conversions, and new shipping solutions that enhance customer experience. For instance, a recent episode discussed how to leverage video for maximizing product appeal and conversion rates.

The Best Shopify podcast for Growth 📈. Join the top Shopify brands and ecommece operators as we dive into what really grows your Shopify business!
The Best Shopify podcast for ecommerce brands and operators who want real growth. Hosted by Jay Myers, a 17-year Shopify vet and co-founder of Bold Commerce, Shopify1Percent is built for serious Shopify merchants who want practical advice, not theory, and proven strategies used by the best brands on Shopify.
Jay has run stores on Shopify since 2009, and co-founded Bold Commerce in 2012, becoming one of the largest Shopify partners ever. Since 2012, over 800,000 Shopify stores have used Bold apps to increase sales, and now Jay is helping stores grow through his weekly podcast.
Our goal with this show is to interview the absolute very best in the Shopify space to give you actionable advice on how to grow your Shopify store to the very best it can be!
⭐️ This episode is brought to you by SATHI, the best affiliate platform built for Shopify brands. Our listeners get early access at MySATHI.io 20% off with code: JAY
The best programs convert around 20% of customers, which means the other 80% of repeat buyers are slipping in and out on their own, with nothing managing them.
In this episode, three people who’ve watched this shift from very different seats talk it through: Ronak Shah, who scaled Obvi past $100M; Paul Chambers, who runs the world’s largest DTC subscription conference; and Jay Myers, whose company has powered Shopify subscriptions since 2014. What makes it interesting is that none of them are anti-subscription (Paul literally runs SubSummit), and yet all three see the same thing coming: the move from scheduled commerce to predicted commerce, and a whole category of repeat revenue that subscriptions were never built to capture.
EXCLUSIVE OFFER mentioned in the webinar is available here: https://repete.me/obvi
WE DISCUSSED:
- The 80/20 of repeat revenue. Why about 20% of your repeat customers subscribe and the rest reorder on their own with nothing managing them, plus the exact Shopify Sidekick query to find your number in two minutes.
- “Subscription fatigue” is misunderstood. Fewer than 20% of cancellations happen because someone stopped wanting the product. They cancel the commitment, not the demand. (And the stat that lands hard: consumers underestimate their subscription spend by about $133 a month, roughly 2.5x.)
- The Netflix effect. Paul on how a single $1 price hike pushes customers to audit and cancel everything, and why he left Chewy despite loving autoship.
- Jobs to be done, applied to retention. The job (replenishment) never changed. The tool has to evolve. The map versus GPS reframe that makes predicted commerce click.
- Why “optional” beats “committed.” The counterintuitive relationship analogy: when there’s no breakup, customers actually stay longer.
- What an AI reorder agent actually does. How rePete learns each customer’s pace and nudges them at the right time, message, and channel for a one-click reorder. The intelligence layer behind every channel, not just another email or SMS tool.
ABOUT THE GUESTS
Ronak Shah is the Co-Founder and CEO of Obvi, the collagen focused health and wellness brand he scaled past $100M in sales with a global customer base. A former accountant and agency founder (and an EY Entrepreneur of the Year), Ronak is also an active advisor and investor across 30+ DTC brands, known for unusually candid operator playbooks.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ronak06/
Paul Chambers is the Co-Founder and CEO of SUBTA and SubSummit, the world’s largest conference for DTC subscription brands. A serial entrepreneur with 20+ years in subscription commerce and digital marketing, Paul has built, scaled, and sold multiple businesses on Shopify (including the subscription box Gentleman’s Box) and is one of the most connected voices in the subscription industry.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulcchambers/
Hosted by Jay Myers, Co-Founder of Bold Commerce and creator of rePete.
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