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, Tony and I break down a series of sudden moves that caught a lot of sellers off guard this past week.

Several major platforms quietly changed direction, and the ripple effects could impact how products are discovered, sold, and fulfilled going forward.

Enjoy the episode. But before we begin,

I want to let you know that tickets for Cellar 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 events that are filled with high-level fluff and inspirational stories,

Cellar Summit is all about tactical step-by-step strategies you can

actually use in your business right away. Every speaker I invite is 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 large events, so I intentionally

keep it small and intimate.

We cap attendance in 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. Today we're going to be covering like all the latest news in e-commerce and online business. And as of right now today,

it came out that e-commerce just hit 16.6% of all sales, which sounds low, but it's actually

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