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Matt Tortora Co-Founder and CEO of ClaraStream a provider of solutions built to offer online retailers a faster, easier, more efficient method of uploading and managing their product information joins eCommerce Radio.
Listen to interview with host Eric Dye & guest Matt Tortora discuss the following:
- In an online world that is rapidly evolving what are some the biggest challenges retailers selling online face today?
- What can smaller retailers with fewer resources do to grow and compete with some of the giants of online retail such as Amazon and Overstock.com?
- Why is product information management such an important aspect of running a successful e-commerce business?
- What can you tell us about ClaraStream and how it help online retailers?
- What advice do you have for businesses who are looking to effectively grow their online presence?
Duration: 6:59
Prior to co-founding ClaraStream Matt founded and ran Tortora Retail Holdings an online retail company with a focus in the home goods market. In addition to serving notable clients such as Warner Bros Studios, Spanx, and CBS’s Two and a Half Men the company was recognized by Internet Retailer Magazine as one of the Top 1,000 online retail companies in the U.S. He also has over 14 years of business development and marketing experience in the technology sector. He currently serves as CEO of ClaraStream a provider of e-commerce product information management software which he co-founded in 2012 with Brian Thibault.
Links: www.clarastream.com
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