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

In this episode, we're cutting through the hype around Apple Podcasts and Spotify to talk about where listeners really spend their time, which is YouTube.

I'll show you why video is quickly becoming the default for podcast consumption and how creators who adapt are pulling ahead.

But before we begin, I want to let you know that tickets for Seller Summit 2026 are now on sale

over at Cellarsummit.com. And if you sell physical products online, this is the event that you

should be at. Unlike most e-commerce conferences that are filled with high-level fluff and

inspirational stories, Seller Summit is all about tactical step-by-step strategies you can actually use in your business

right away.

Every speaker I invite is deep in the trenches, people who are running their own e-commerce

stores, managing inventory, dealing with suppliers, and scaling real businesses.

No corporate execs and no consultants.

Also, I hate big events,

so I intentionally keep it small and intimate. We cap attendance and around 200 people so you can

actually have real conversations and connect with everyone in the room. We've sold out every single

year for the past nine years, and I expect this year to be no different. It's happening April 21st

to 23rd in Fort Lauderdale,

Florida. And if you're doing over 250k or $1 million in revenue, we also offer a private

mastermind for high-level sellers. Right now, tickets are the cheapest they're ever going to be.

So if you want in, go over to Sellersummit.com and grab your ticket. Now on to the show.

Welcome to the My Wife Quitter Job podcast. For the very first time, this podcast is now on

YouTube after 11 years of podcasting.

That's a long time.

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