Lessons From $50M+ Brands Navigating Ecommerce Chaos
- Brian Roisentul
- Feb 13
- 1 min read

Ecommerce has gone through multiple seismic shifts over the past five years: from the “money printing” Meta era to iOS14, rising CAC, tariffs, and now the early stages of agentic commerce.
In this episode, Brian Roisentul sits down for the third time with Neal Goyal, SVP at PostPilot, to break down the evolution of ecommerce year by year, and what brands must do to survive 2026 and beyond.
If you’re running (or advising) a brand, this conversation will challenge how you think about acquisition, retention, software, and the future of your website.
Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn:
The Year-by-Year Evolution of Ecommerce
The “Money Printing” Meta Era and What It Taught Brands
iOS14, Rising CAC, and the Permanent Shift in Acquisition
Why 2025 Was Defined by Uncertainty and Survival Mode
The Real Reason Channel Diversification Matters
Why Some Brands Thrived (and Others Became “Zombies”)
The Dark Side of the Ecommerce Software Ecosystem
AI-Native SaaS and the Race to the Bottom
What Agentic Commerce Could Mean for Websites
Why Human Connection Will Be a Competitive Advantage
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