Competitors adopted AI six months ago; the gap keeps growing

Roughly six months ago, many sellers stopped treating AI as a Silicon Valley curiosity and started using it as a weapon: optimizing images for click-through without designers, tailoring listings for assistants like Rufus, generating converting copy, building content calendars in under an hour and automating work that once consumed 15 hours a week.

That cohort is about to get another advantage, argues a promotion for a virtual conference on January 20-22, where 21 speakers focused entirely on making money with AI in e-commerce will share working playbooks live.

Pricing: $497 for a live ticket, or free live access for the first 100 people joining the organizer's $9 seller club, which also includes a private monthly mastermind, expert roundtables and an AI chat tool trained on the organizer's content. Members who stay through April receive a further $497 credit toward a Nashville event, billed as $994 in total credits. The offer closes January 15 at midnight Central.