You're listening to the My Wife Quitter Job podcast, the place where I bring on successful bootstrap

business owners and delve deeply into what strategies are working and what strategies are not with

their businesses.

Today I'm doing a solo episode to talk about Timu, and how it's affecting e-commerce businesses in the

United States. Is Timu going to take over? Is it game over for e-commerce?

Well listen on to understand what's going on and what you can do about it. But before I begin, I wanted to let you

know that tickets for the 2024 Seller Summit are almost sold out over at seller summit.com.

The Seller Summit is the conference that I hold every year that specifically targets e-commerce

entrepreneurs selling physical products online.

And unlike other events that focus on inspirational stories and high-level BS, mine is a curriculum-based

event where you will leave with practical and actionable strategies

specifically for an e-commerce business. Every speaker I invite is deep in the trenches of their business.

Entrepreneurs who are importing large quantities of physical goods and not some high-level guides who are overseeing their companies at 50,000 feet.

I personally hate large events, so the Seller Summit is always small and intimate.

Every year we could have ticket sales in around 200 people, so tickets sell out fast,

and we've sold out every single year for the past eight years.

Now if you're an e-commerce entrepreneur making over 250K or 1 million dollars per year. We also offer an exclusive mastermind experience

with other top sellers, but as of right now we actually only have five of those tickets left.

The seller summit is going to be held at Fort Lauderdale, Florida from May 14th to May 16th.

And right now, this is the last time you're going to be able to get your tickets because they're

almost sold out.

Also, if you haven't picked up my Wall Street Journal best-selling book, The Family First

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