At that time, E-Commerce was relatively new. There was not much information available on how to get started, but he recognized an opportunity and committed himself to make it work. 

Importing white label products and selling them on Amazon and Walmart.com was something that huge corporations did, not 20-year-olds working 18 hours a day out of an apartment. Working with a friend and very little money to start, he found a small inexpensive product that he believed could be marketed online and shipped from his home. Operating capital was so thin, the first product orders required the customer's payment to purchase the needed materials to fulfill the orders. Instead of buying shipping materials from the post office, he made an arrangement with the local mall to collect discarded boxes from the warehouse loading dock.

Now Brett has built an education program designed to help ambitious entrepreneurs like you take advantage of these cost-saving strategies to give you a competitive edge, grow your business, and ship smarter.