How Two Guys In A Tiny Studio Home Launched A $4.5 Mil (Annual Sales) Radio Parts Web Site – with Sean Harper | Mixergy - For ambitious upstarts and startups

Sean Harper discovered his business idea when went looking for a satellite radio antenna at electronic stores and couldn’t find it. That’s when he and his friend said, “Well, all right, maybe we’ll just start selling antennas, and launched their company, TSS-Radio. In this interview, you’ll hear how they started running the business from a tiny home which could barely hold all the products they had for sale and how they took that business to over $4.5 million in annual sales.

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