Here's what we have inside this week's newsletter:

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• No-pitching conference for serious resellers
• My executive assistant masterclass (free)
• Hertz selling used cars on Amazon
• Amazon gets serious about AI agents

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Sellers United Conference

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The best reseller conference of the year is happening in less than 60 days, and you need to be there.

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Sellers United is the only no-pitching-allowed conference aimed at resellers across all marketplace platforms.

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What makes it special: Pure content, zero sales pitches, networking with 7, 8, and 9 figure resellers.

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Who you'll meet: The actual players building real businesses including executives from Pattern (#1 Amazon seller).

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What you'll learn: Actionable strategies you can implement immediately and apply to all marketplaces (not just Amazon).

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I'll be speaking at the event and hanging out the entire time so come meet me in person, ask questions, and connect with other serious sellers who understand the game.

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If you're on the fence, listen to my podcast episode explaining the entire conference in detail.

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​Click here to get your ticket to Sellers United and use code "COREY" (must be all caps) to get $50 off.​

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Executive Assistant Masterclass

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I just dropped a masterclass on YouTube:

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​How to Find, Manage, and Leverage a World-Class Executive Assistant.​

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What's covered:

• The exact tasks my assistant handles
• My complete time management philosophy
• How to outsource and delegate all your inboxes
• How I spend less than 15 minutes a week in email

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Time is your most valuable asset.

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Stop doing $10/hour tasks when you could be focused on $1,000/hour decisions.

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Click Here For The Executive Assistant Masterclass

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Hertz Is Selling Cars On Amazon

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Hertz announced a partnership with Amazon Autos to sell used rental cars on Amazon.

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The program launches in Dallas, Houston, LA, and Seattle before expanding to 45 locations nationwide.

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Customers can browse thousands of used Hertz vehicles on Amazon Autos, e-sign paperwork, complete purchases online, and pick up vehicles at Hertz locations.

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My take: Amazon is expanding into every category that makes sense. Used cars are a massive market with terrible customer experience. Amazon aims to change that.

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Amazon Gets Serious About AI Agents

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Amazon formed a lab to focus on on building AI agents that can "take actions in the digital and physical worlds" and "handle complex workflows" using computers, web browsers, and code interpreters.

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The lab will focus on AI agents that can perform real-world actions, learn from human feedback, self-course-correct, and infer human goals.

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My take: For sellers, this signals Amazon's endgame: AI that can manage inventory, optimize listings, handle customer service, and run your entire operation.

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The writing's on the wall. Adapt or get left behind.

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That's it for this week!

Be back next week...

-Corey

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PS: Don't sleep on the executive assistant masterclass. It's the fastest way to buy back your time and focus on what actually moves the needle in your business.

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