Customer stories

See how our customers are using feedback from PickFu polls to drive decisions and grow their business.

Anna David freely admits she’s made plenty of mistakes along the way to becoming a New York Times bestselling author, popular podcaster, and publisher. Party Girl, her first “almost entirely …

There’s no shortage of e-commerce conferences for Amazon sellers. If you’ve ever been to one, you know how overwhelming it can be. Now imagine creating a conference from scratch. Brandon …

Earphones that look sleek, sound sharp, and don’t cost a fortune. This is what customers have come to expect from our client, a popular e-commerce electronics manufacturer based in China. …

Daniela Bolzmann profile

It’s time you got to know Daniela Bolzmann. Daniela is the founder of MindfulGoods.co, a one-stop shop for Amazon listing optimization. You probably already recognize her from our e-commerce tutorials …

PickFu and MBA students at Washington State University

Looking for the next great business idea? You might want to talk to students in the online MBA program at Washington State University’s Carson College of Business. After months of …

PickFu customer stories: Mojiworks' mobile game Ready Chef Go!

There’s only one speed in the Snapchat cooking game Ready Chef Go!: fast. Players have to move quickly in the virtual kitchen if they want to sauté their way to …

Sean Rosensteel

Business consultant Sean Rosensteel was in the midst of writing his first book when the media first began to buzz about the COVID-19 crisis. With the threat of an economic …

An overnight sales boom. The rise from 0 units per day to 200. The potential to increase revenue by over a million dollars. Most businesses dream about these results. But …

Kevin King speaks about PickFu

I’ve been selling on Amazon since 2001. I’ve launched many successful private label brands and seven-figure e-commerce businesses. And I’ve shared my knowledge with others by speaking at conferences, helping …

“You don’t seem that short,” people often tell author Seth Ulinski. At 5’7″, Seth is three inches below average height. In the introduction to his book Amazing Heights: How Short …