Well, here it is. Or should I say it’s back as promised a bit ago?
Do the Woo jumps on the BobWP media circuit as of today. And in the first episode, I chat briefly about what you can expect from the return of this podcast.
As you may or may not know, our BobWP eCommerce podcast started out as Do the Woo. And it morphed into a broader spectrum of eCommerce at a certain point.
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What the Heck Will We Talk About?
In this show I share a bit more about the direction of how this podcast will play out. My plans are to have a co-host join me, so we will see if I can wrangle that each week. And yes, I did say each week. We will also see how that goes in the beginning as well.
