You have to be that much better at executing your business.

Because every day that passes, someone else starts a business.

Someone else learns a new strategy.

Someone else tests a new advertising campaign that does better than the old one.

Every single day, someone out there is doing something to get one step ahead of you.

So if you're not on that same

track, if you're not getting better every single day, you're going to fall behind.

What's up, guys? You're listening to another episode of Selling on Amazon with Andy Isam.

In this episode, we're going to talk about how brandability is the future of e-commerce.

This has been a topic on my mind for the last few weeks. And it's been something that's come up in

conversation with members of my coaching program a lot when we're talking about their product ideas,

talking about giving feedback and thinking about how they're going to differentiate

and make their products stand out from the competition.

In fact, I just posted a podcast episode a couple months ago about that,

how to create a superior product.

I would definitely recommend going back to listen to that

episode as kind of a companion episode maybe to this one. A lot of similar philosophies and things

when it comes to brandability. I'm going to talk a little bit more about what that is and how I

personally defined that word. But first, I want to give just a few shoutouts here. Now, I do record

these podcast episodes well in advance. So I apologize if you're like, hey, man, I left a review

like three months ago and I'm just barely getting a shout out. But KT, JCP, Hannah C, X, Huang,

thank you guys so much for leaving a review over on Apple Podcasts for my show. I'm hoping by the time this episode goes out

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