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Ecommerce Finance Podcast

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Hosted by Stephen Brown, COO of LedgerGurus and co-owner of DTC brand Sole Toscana, this podcast is your go-to resource for mastering the financial side of ecommerce.Stephen and his team have worked with hundreds of brands through LedgerGurus which specializes in ecommerce accounting. Add to that his hands-on experience with Sole Toscana, gives him unique insights into the challenges and opportunities ecommerce businesses face. On The eCommerce Finance Podcast, we dive deep into the financial side of ecommerce. Any topic is open for discussion as everything you do in business has a financial impact. Be prepared to go deep with experts and brand leaders on a variety of topics with an understanding of their financial impacts.Join us as we bring you practical tips, expert insights, and real-world strategies to help you thrive with ecommerce.Tune in and transform your ecommerce business today!
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E25: Data rich. Decision poor. What’s missing?

Wed Feb 04 2026

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Stephen Brown from LedgerGurus talks with Nate Littlewood, founder of Future Ready CFO, about why ecommerce founders struggle to turn financial data into real decisions. Even with dashboards and reports, many operators feel stuck, overwhelmed, and unsure what actually matters. This episode breaks down why more data doesn’t create clarity, how to identify the numbers that matter most, and how simple frameworks help founders focus, reduce stress, and make better decisions without becoming finance experts. Key Takeaways More data does not lead to better decisions without context. Founders often focus on what they enjoy instead of what the business needs. Not knowing what “good” looks like creates decision paralysis. Gross margin problems make most growth efforts pointless. Too much inventory hides cash flow problems instead of fixing them. Cash flow issues often come from overstocking, not low sales. Bottlenecks show where effort will actually move the business forward. Financial clarity reduces stress and burnout for operators. Chapters 00:00 Why data doesn’t lead to decisions 04:30 The real cost of ignoring financial context 08:15 Why good data still creates confusion 11:10 The context vacuum problem 14:20 Founder archetypes and blind spots 18:05 Focusing only on what you’re good at 21:30 Why ecommerce is harder now 24:45 Inventory as a risky bet 27:55 The four stages of financial maturity 32:40 Turning ideas into priorities 36:00 Cash flow and inventory mistakes 40:10 Why too much inventory hurts quietly 43:00 Staying on the path to clarity 45:00 Where to find Nate and final takeaways Guest Info Nate Littlewood is the founder of Future Ready CFO, where he helps early-stage ecommerce and CPG founders bring clarity to their numbers and make better business decisions. His work focuses on using financial data to guide priorities like marketing spend, product strategy, and growth decisions. Nate has built and run his own ecommerce business, served as a lead mentor for a NYC-based startup accelerator, and spent nearly a decade on Wall Street before becoming an entrepreneur. Today, he works with founders through content, courses, and 1:1 coaching to make finance more accessible and reduce the risk of avoidable business failure. Nate Littlewood on LinkedIn If your numbers feel overwhelming instead of helpful, our CFO advisory team helps founders turn data into clear, confident decisions. https://link.ledgergurus.com/e25-rss

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Stephen Brown from LedgerGurus talks with Nate Littlewood, founder of Future Ready CFO, about why ecommerce founders struggle to turn financial data into real decisions. Even with dashboards and reports, many operators feel stuck, overwhelmed, and unsure what actually matters. This episode breaks down why more data doesn’t create clarity, how to identify the numbers that matter most, and how simple frameworks help founders focus, reduce stress, and make better decisions without becoming finance experts. Key Takeaways More data does not lead to better decisions without context. Founders often focus on what they enjoy instead of what the business needs. Not knowing what “good” looks like creates decision paralysis. Gross margin problems make most growth efforts pointless. Too much inventory hides cash flow problems instead of fixing them. Cash flow issues often come from overstocking, not low sales. Bottlenecks show where effort will actually move the business forward. Financial clarity reduces stress and burnout for operators. Chapters 00:00 Why data doesn’t lead to decisions 04:30 The real cost of ignoring financial context 08:15 Why good data still creates confusion 11:10 The context vacuum problem 14:20 Founder archetypes and blind spots 18:05 Focusing only on what you’re good at 21:30 Why ecommerce is harder now 24:45 Inventory as a risky bet 27:55 The four stages of financial maturity 32:40 Turning ideas into priorities 36:00 Cash flow and inventory mistakes 40:10 Why too much inventory hurts quietly 43:00 Staying on the path to clarity 45:00 Where to find Nate and final takeaways Guest Info Nate Littlewood is the founder of Future Ready CFO, where he helps early-stage ecommerce and CPG founders bring clarity to their numbers and make better business decisions. His work focuses on using financial data to guide priorities like marketing spend, product strategy, and growth decisions. Nate has built and run his own ecommerce business, served as a lead mentor for a NYC-based startup accelerator, and spent nearly a decade on Wall Street before becoming an entrepreneur. Today, he works with founders through content, courses, and 1:1 coaching to make finance more accessible and reduce the risk of avoidable business failure. Nate Littlewood on LinkedIn If your numbers feel overwhelming instead of helpful, our CFO advisory team helps founders turn data into clear, confident decisions. https://link.ledgergurus.com/e25-rss

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Hosted by Stephen Brown, COO of LedgerGurus and co-owner of DTC brand Sole Toscana, this podcast is your go-to resource for mastering the financial side of ecommerce.Stephen and his team have worked with hundreds of brands through LedgerGurus which specializes in ecommerce accounting. Add to that his hands-on experience with Sole Toscana, gives him unique insights into the challenges and opportunities ecommerce businesses face. On The eCommerce Finance Podcast, we dive deep into the financial side of ecommerce. Any topic is open for discussion as everything you do in business has a financial impact. Be prepared to go deep with experts and brand leaders on a variety of topics with an understanding of their financial impacts.Join us as we bring you practical tips, expert insights, and real-world strategies to help you thrive with ecommerce.Tune in and transform your ecommerce business today!

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