Linda Lightman @ Linda's Stuff: The Woman Who Wants to Help Sell Your Stuff on eBay

<p>In 2000, a New Jersey lawyer wanted to help her children sell their old video games. The local video game shop wouldn't give her what she thought they were worth, so, at her son's urging, she decided to try out a rapidly growing website where anyone could sell their stuff online. That website was eBay. A few days later, she sold the same video games for nearly 10x what the stores had offered her, and she was hooked.</p><p>That former lawyer was Linda Lightman. Today, Linda owns Linda's Stuff, the world's largest seller of luxury fashion on eBay.</p><p>This episode of <em>Web Masters</em> features host <a href="https://twitter.com/aarondinin">Aaron Dinin</a> in conversation with <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/linda-lightman-8970396/">Linda Lightman</a> as she tells the story of how she grew a business helping her friends sell stuff on eBay from her home into a 100,000 square foot warehouse and $25 million per year in revenues.</p><p>For a complete transcript of the episode, <a href="https://latonas.com/blog/web-masters-episode-4-linda-lightman/">click here</a>.</p>