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

• 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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

​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

I just dropped a masterclass on YouTube:

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

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

Time is your most valuable asset.

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

Click Here For The Executive Assistant Masterclass

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Hertz Is Selling Cars On Amazon

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

That's it for this week!

Be back next week...

-Corey

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.