How Stephen Somers Went From Copywriting to $4.5 Million in Amazon Sales

I think one of the biggest challenges with writing is monetizing it. I've addressed this by learning how to self-promote, turning my writing into something people will pay to get, and teaching others how to do what I do. But there is another path. I'm super excited to be interviewing Stephen Somers who went from being a copywriter to earning enough (well, actually millions) by selling products on Amazon to fund his hobbies. We're going to learn: - How he went from copywriting to making 7 figures on Amazon and selling courses - What his advice is for anyone trying to build their own side hustle - His biggest mistakes when it came to trying to build his own business - The best part of building this business via Amazon This is relevant for everyone, but I think especially for writers. First, it's great to have an option to take the financial pressure off your writing and focus on what you want to write, not what you think will earn you money. Secondly, it demonstrates all the skills you need to build a side hustle, which is a valuable skill no matter what that side hustle is - in my case, my writing business. If you want to get a seat to his masterclass where he explains exactly how to build a 5-7 figure business on Amazon, here's my link: marketplacesuperheroes.com/zulie In Stephen's words: Stephen Somers is a co-founder of Marketplace SuperHeroes, an education platform that teaches members how to create a 5-7 figure income stream selling products on Amazon. He and his business partner, Robert Rickey, are both 8-figure Amazon sellers, and serial entrepreneurs who have built Marketplace SuperHeroes, as well as a Software and Freight Company, too! They have spoken all over the world, helping over 7,500 individuals build real, sustainable, and global businesses on Amazon selling boring, everyday items across multiple markets (not just .com!).