Welcome back to the podcast, the show where I cover all of the latest strategies and current events related to e-commerce and online business.

In this episode, Tony and I debate whether it's still worth it to start a podcast today, given how saturated this medium has become.

But before we begin, I wanted to let you know that tickets are now on sale for Cellar Summit 2025 over at Sellersummit.com.

The Cellar Summit is the conference that I hold every year that specifically targets

e-commerce entrepreneurs selling physical products online.

Unlike other events that focus on inspirational stories and high-level advice, mine is a curriculum-based

conference 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 e-commerce 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.

I personally hate large events, so the seller's

summit is always small and intimate. Every year, we cut off ticket sales at around 200 people,

so tickets sell out fast, and we've sold out every single year for the past eight years.

If you are an e-commerce entrepreneur, making more than $250,000 or $1 million per year,

we also offer an exclusive mastermind experience with other top sellers.

The Sellers Summit is going to be held in Fort Lauderdale, Florida from May 6th to May 8th.

Right now, this is the cheapest the tickets will ever be.

So head on over to Sellersummit.com and grab your ticket.

Now on to the show.

Welcome to the My Wife Quitter Job podcast. Today we're going to be talking about whether starting a podcast is still worth it today. And I think the last time I checked, there were

like a million podcasts out there. And I think to be in like the top, I think it was like top 10%,

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