
This episode features gaming legend David Perry discussing how his experience translates to e-commerce influencer marketing. He shares actionable strategies for Shopify store owners to identify and partner with impactful influencers, moving beyond just follower counts. Learn how to leverage authentic connections, understand what drives influencers, and integrate technology to elevate your brand's human aspect and drive growth.
We are excited to shine a spotlight on another amazing Speaker/Presenter from the Social Media Influencer Summit! Today we’re talking with David Perry who is an expert developer in the gaming industry. David has created multiple successful companies and games, including Aladdin, The Matrix, The Terminator and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. David is wildly successful, with his last two companies being acquired by Sony PlayStation and Atari. He’s won a Development Legend Award. He's spoken all over the world at conferences and universities, even on the cherished TED stage! We’re excited to have him on the podcast to talk all things eCommerce and get his unique perspective on the industry. David is going to talk about his career, how to be innovative in today’s eCommerce space, the intersection of modern influencer marketing and eCommerce! I’m only covering some of the key takeaways and highlights here in the email. Be sure to go and listen to the full podcast with David over at www.winningwithshopify.com/summit. You can sign up today for free and you’ll get three days full access where you can listen to David’s full interview! Questions I covered:How did David get his start in the gaming industry and what led him to the influencer space?How does gaming intersect with the influencer space?What makes good influencer content? What do influencers care about? How do you find the right influencer? Why is this so important?How does David influencer technology company (Carro) work?What are some examples of brands that are great case studies to look towards for inspiration? Topics:Influencers bring a human aspect to business strategy and marketing. They are able to tell a brand what they would and wouldn’t do as a consumer, what their audience might like or dislike and what motivates th