Female Business: The nushu podcast ‒ From the idea to your own shop: How women get off to a flying start on eBay
Summary: de.news@ebay introduced a discussion about an episode of the "Der nushu" podcast, focusing on how women can successfully launch their own shops on eBay. The episode appears to explore the journey from an idea to creating a business, specifically highlighting female entrepreneurship. There are no responses or additional details provided.
Dear sellers,
More and more women are deciding, especially during the Christmas season, to get started with online selling – for financial reasons, out of curiosity, or with the desire for more independence. But how can you get started professionally and without taking on too much risk?
In the new episode of Female Business: The nushu podcast you’ll learn how eBay specifically supports women in building their own online business – with personal guidance, a strong seller community, and programs that support sellers of every business size as they get started and grow.
Guest speaker Lisa Haak, Head of Seller & Brand Community at eBay, explains how eBay makes it easier for founders and female sellers to get started. She is in conversation with Lisa Samhammer, founder and managing director of “Second Life Fashion”. She shares her success story at eBay. The two also talk about,
why online selling offers great opportunities especially for women,
how to overcome uncertainties and make confident decisions and
what experiences Lisa Samhammer drew on along the way to self-employment and learned something crucial for her online business.
This episode impressively shows how women at eBay can bring their entrepreneurial ideas to life – independently, flexibly, and successfully.
Curious? Then tune in. Start the podcast episode now
Best regards
Your eBay team
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