Nashville e-commerce conference opens 200 virtual streaming passes
A major e-commerce and AI conference running April 9 to 11 in Nashville has opened 200 virtual streaming passes for sellers unable to attend in person. Organizers say the cap is set by the hotel's bandwidth capacity.
The event features 41 speakers across two stages, covering AI strategies, TikTok Shop playbooks, advanced Amazon PPC, creator partnerships and and external traffic methods that only a small circle of sellers currently exploit to dominate entire categories.
Virtual pass holders get live streaming of both stages from 9am CST on April 9 through 6pm CST on April 11, same-day on-demand access for those in other time zones, replays available through April 30, and a full dashboard arriving April 20 with every video, slide deck, AI-generated summaries and searchable transcripts, accessible for a full year.
Sessions on the agenda include how top sellers apply answer engine optimization so AI assistants recommend them by name, advanced PPC from one of the platform's biggest ad spenders, the TikTok-to-Amazon halo effect reported to drive 60 to 70 percent sales lifts back on Amazon, AI avatar and UGC strategies generating millions of views, plus exit strategies and the actual math involved in building a brand that can be sold.
Organizers warn the price doubles after April 8 and say demand is strong. The pitch reflects a broader anxiety in the seller community: between Amazon's AI assistant Rufus, shopping agents such as ChatGPT and Perplexity that now recommend products directly, and new external traffic channels, the old Amazon playbook is being rewritten.
