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The holidays is hands down the most profitable time of the year retailers. During the 2021 holiday season, U.S. shoppers alone spent more than $878 billion, with roughly $211 billion of that coming from online sales.  However, for many e-commerce operators, keeping up with the increasing demand of customers in the midst of economic uncertainty can also be challenging during the holidays. In this episode of Coffee + Commerce, hear fabric’s own veteran retailers Prakash Muppirala, Head of Developer Platform and Experience, and Stacy Saal, Chief Operating Officer, share how retailers can turn the challenges of the holiday season into opportunities by delivering differentiated shopping and fulfillment experiences to their customers. They’ll share actionable best practices and success stories from their former roles as retailers.

If you’re in e-commerce, hang on tight. You’re in one of the fastest-growing online industries. It's projected to reach $55.6 trillion by 2027 -- 27% growth over the next five years. The modernization of e-commerce is happening quickly and your customers expect a seamless brand experience across all channels. So, how can you keep up?


In this podcast series, fabric and Republix will discuss how headless e-commerce is enabling retailers to move forward fast and give your customers the unified experience they demand – across all channels. You’ll learn what’s driving this rapid change, what signs indicate it might be time to make the move to headless, and the steps you can take to do that, quickly and painlessly. 


fabric is the headless commerce platform purpose-built for growth. Customers trust fabric for its open and modular design that allows them to be live within weeks without having to replatform. fabric is a force multiplier on retailers’ existing technology investments proven to grow digital revenue by up to 3x.


Republix is the evolution of marketing . Recognizing how fragmented the marketing and technology industries have become, they’ve built a new agency model, combining 9 best-in-class agencies across the entire funnel into one, industry-leading destination for growth focused businesses across ecommerce, fintech and smb.

In this episode of Coffee + Commerce, Ryan Bartley, our co-founder at Fabric talks about opportunities for digital publishers who want to infuse commerce into content to either complement or replace subscriptions and affiliate sales.



He discusses how digital publishers can leverage dropshipping to fulfill readers’ orders, which ultimately benefits both parties differently than the affiliate business model.

In this episode of Coffee + Commerce, Kyle McKenzie, our lead software engineer at Fabric who is actively developing our headless CMS called Experience Manager (XM), breaks down headless CMS software. 

He discusses how businesses can leverage a headless CMS to modernize their tech stack, scale e-commerce across channels, and control brand identity and customer experience (CX) as they enter into new sales channels.

In this episode of Coffee + Commerce, Mike Hann, EVP of Revenue at Fabric and the co-founder of Poq, joins us to discuss how brands and retailers can grow commerce through mobile with headless commerce, APIs, and good design.

Mike made the Forbes 30 Under 30 list in the Retail and E-commerce category while growing Poq, an app commerce company. Before Poq, Mike was an e-commerce consultant at ChannelAdvisor and the head of e-commerce at Xerox.

To learn how to grow mobile commerce in 2021 based on Mike's experience, listen to this episode of Coffee + Commerce and get key takeaways in the blog post.

In this episode of Coffee + Commerce, Tim Guleri from Sierra Ventures joins our CEO Faisal Masud to break down headless commerce and how it’s creating new opportunities for omnichannel commerce.

Faisal met Tim while he was running global shipping at eBay. Before eBay, Faisal built AmazonBasics for Amazon and was the CTO at Staples. He was also the COO for Project Wing, a Google moonshot company.