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He launched his own company, brisso.io, which helps e-commerce brands launch their stores faster

and also quickly generate content for Facebook ads.

He's seeing all 11 of his signups, use that product aggressively, hoping he launched a $10 per month

paywall here shortly.

He's a sold team member right now, working a SaaS company. Here's a side gig.

Hopefully it takes off. He quits and he comes up on a year and he tells us he's a millionaire.

We'll see what happens. Hey, folks. My guest today is Almer Abara. He is the founder and CEO of

Brissau. It's e-commerce infrastructure for SMBs. Amar, are you ready to take us to the top? Yes, I'm ready. All right. What got you into this

space? Did you have your own company or what? Yeah, yes. I have my own company. Right now,

I've been working on it like a year, a couple of years ago. I started working on it a year ago.

I started this idea because I knew there was a problem with e-commerce right now.

Here in Latam, Latin America, I think there is a problem with the establishment of the

e-commerce.

Okay.

So the people that start e-commerce, we can say entrepreneurs, people that want to sell their

their stuff, people that are already established

store, a physical store, they want to sell, okay?

But what's the problem? They always try to hire a graphic designer.

They always start to look for another platform, Shopify, I can say a jump seller here.

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