Hey everyone! We are 1 day late with our normal podcast this week, but it's worth the wait. Come back tomorrow!

Krista Hilton, founder of the Drunk Politics Podcast, is relaunching her snarky greeting card company. She has a large social media following on Instagram and TikTok, but no email list. We discuss some launching, marketplace, and influencer strategies, while having a very good time.

Ines runs operations for Capitalism.com and knows how to get things done. She gives us her brutally honest opinion about how we are doing with the podcast, and offers her suggestions for what we should do differently. For anyone who struggles with organizing and prioritizing ideas, or who is challenged by balancing speed with quality, you'll enjoy this episode.

We have a ton of respect for Arel Avellino, a 7-figure e-Commerce entrepreneur we spoke to in Episode 7. This time, Arel hot seats us, points out where we need to take our own advice, and gives solid tips on what we should do next.

Valentin is a brand consultant who gives us some tough love. He points out the gaps he sees in the Love Line for Business brand and gives great advice for how we can do a better job moving forwards.

In this episode, the tables are turned as Greg gets hotseated by John and Amanda Balcazar, a successful husband and wife team who have lived off their eCommerce business for over a decade. We discuss how to run a business from home and still have a family life. If you have recently made the work-from-home transition, you will enjoy this episode.

Grace has built thebalimarket.us into a successful brand on Shopify. In addition, she has started 2 more promising Shopify stores. However, when she attempts to scale up sales, she finds that her expenses are scaling just as fast. We discuss her present success and new ideas for her to reach her goals.

Tim Philpott is creating a casual cooking brand for men who like to host dinner parties for their friends. His first product, a chef's knife, has attracted the attention of professional chefs, and Tim isn't sure if he's done something wrong. We discuss how he can leverage these endorsements to get his brand in front of his target market, and what his next steps could be.

Alex is crowdsourcing short romantic fiction and distributing it to a rapidly growing fan base. Since she is doing everything herself, she is uncertain where to focus her time. She has a powerful vision of what she is building, but sometimes gets stuck in the mundane, day-to-day tasks.

Adrian and his partner created a unique party card game and got their project funded over 400% on Kickstarter. Now, Adrian must choose how to move the brand forward. He has opportunities to sell direct to consumer, wholesale, or licensing his product to another manufacturer. We discuss his options and what would be his ideal endgame.