EComFuel

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eComFuel is a community for e-commerce business owners based Bozeman, Montana. It runs a forum, hosts a weekly podcast, and publishes annual research reports.[1][2]

Type of site
Online community
AvailableinEnglish
HeadquartersBozeman, Montana, U.S.
OwnerAndrew Youderian
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eComFuel
Type of site
Online community
Available inEnglish
HeadquartersBozeman, Montana, U.S.
OwnerAndrew Youderian
Created byAndrew Youderian
URLecommercefuel.com
CommercialYes
RegistrationRequired (application)
Launched2013; 13 years ago (2013)
Current statusActive
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History

eComFuel was founded by Andrew Youderian, a former investment banker, in early 2013 after running his own web stores.[3] By 2016, the membership stood at about 1,000 merchants.[1] The platform began hosting an annual members-only conference, ‘‘eComFuel Live,’’ later that decade.[4]

Platform and community

Admission is subscription-based and requires proof of seven-figure turnover; service providers are not eligible.[2] Inside the forum, merchants discuss fulfilment and operational issues, supported by a vendor directory and regional meet-ups.[1]

Publications and research

Since 2013, the eComFuel Podcast has featured interviews with store owners and industry specialists.[2] Starting in 2015, the platform has published State of the Merchant, later eCommerce Trends, an annual survey of hundreds of seven- and eight-figure merchants; the 2022 edition reported average store revenue of roughly US$7 million and rising customer-acquisition costs as a leading concern.[5]

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