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About Seller Times

Welcome to Seller Times, a practical blog for people who sell online. We share real, hands-on advice about running a small e-commerce business, from listing your first product to shipping hundreds of parcels a week.

Why We Started

Seller Times is written by a UK-based online seller who runs a small e-commerce business selling on major online marketplaces. Every day brings real questions: which courier is best, how to pack orders faster, how to avoid late dispatch warnings, and how to keep products compliant with the rules. We started this blog to share what we have learned along the way, including the mistakes.

What We Cover

  • Getting started: setting up as an online seller in the UK and US.
  • Shipping and logistics: couriers, packing, dispatch routines and tracking.
  • Marketplaces: practical tips for selling on popular online marketplaces.
  • Compliance: product labelling, safety rules and trademarks explained in plain English.
  • Tools and systems: simple spreadsheets, scanners and processes that save time.

Our Promise

We write from real experience and keep things simple and honest. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by any marketplace or courier mentioned on this site. Rules and fees change often, so always check the latest information from the official source.

Get in Touch

Have a question or a topic you would like us to cover? Visit our Contact Us page or email us at contact.sellertimes@gmail.com.

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