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.

Now, today I invited my friend Annette Delancey on the show to talk about a question that I

literally get at least once per week. How can you source from the good old US of A

and still remain competitive from a pricing standpoint? So in this episode

Annette and I discussed the process for

prototyping and creating textile products without going to China. But before we begin, I want to let

you know that this is the last call for tickets for the 2024 Seller Summit over at sellers 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 guys who are overseeing their companies at 50,000 feet.

Now I personally hate large events, so the seller summit is seeing their companies at 50,000 feet.

Now I personally hate large events,

so the seller summit is always small and intimate.

Every year we cut off ticket sales at around 200 people,

so tickets sell out fast,

and we sold out every single year

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