Blog about selling on marketplaces

Every week we share valuable tips and strategies on our blog to help you succeed in online sales on marketplaces such as: Amazon, Allegro, eBay, eMAG, Kaufland and many more.

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Amazon

WEEE on Amazon: A complete guide to the regulations

Selling electronics on Amazon offers huge opportunities to scale your business, but it also demands strict compliance with EU environmental standards. The absolute foundation of these requirements is the WEEE Directive, which governs how electrical and electronic equipment is placed on foreign markets. In practice, this means every seller has to complete the registration formalities in each regional market, regularly report the weight and number of devices sold, and pay fees for their eventual disposal.

eBay

Terapeak: what it is and how to check demand on eBay (2026 guide)

Before anyone invests a single penny in stock destined for eBay, they should ask themselves one question: is anyone actually buying this, and for how much? The problem is that eBay’s standard search only shows sold listings from the last 90 days, which isn’t enough to tell whether a product is a steady seller or just a passing fad.

Morele

Morele Marketplace: how to start selling and what it costs

The Morele marketplace is an open sales platform built around morele.net, one of Poland’s largest electronics and household appliance shops. Here, you pay nothing but a commission of 2.1 to 15 per cent on your sales, with no subscription and no listing fees, and you can accept your first order within around 12 hours of applying. Below, we break it all down: what it really costs, how to get started step by step and who the platform actually pays off for.

Erli

Selling on Erli: costs, what sellers say and real potential in 2026

Growing competition, higher advertising costs and shrinking margins mean that more and more businesses are looking for an additional channel to ease their reliance on Allegro and give their finances a little breathing space. In that search, one name keeps coming up: Erli. The Polish platform, which focuses on lower commissions and easier account management, particularly appeals to small and medium-sized sellers who are tired of rising entry costs elsewhere. The question, however, is whether it actually pays off or just looks good on paper. In this article, we take selling on Erli apart piece by piece: how much it costs, what other sellers say about it and who this channel genuinely makes sense for.

E-commerce

Product feed: what it is and how to create and implement it

Running a Google Ads campaign or listing products on several marketplaces at once? If so, you’ve probably noticed that typing in every product by hand, one by one, in every system is a road to nowhere. With 50 products, it’s still manageable. With 500, not so much. This is exactly where a product feed comes in: a file that, once it’s been set up properly, does the job for you, automatically and with no involvement on your part. It’s what makes your products appear in Google Shopping, in Facebook ads or in a marketplace catalogue in the first place. Without it, your campaign simply won’t launch, no matter how much money you pour into it.

E-commerce

E-commerce specialist: who they are, what they do and how much they earn

Manufacturing companies usually face the same dilemma when they start selling online: who is going to take care of it? Someone has to create listings, keep an eye on prices, respond to complaints and manage advertising campaigns, while the boss usually has something else entirely on their plate, such as production.

eMAG

eMAG FBE: what is it and how does Fulfillment by eMAG work?

eMAG FBE is an abbreviation that almost every seller comes across when planning to enter the Romanian marketplace. Fulfillment by eMAG means that the platform takes over the storage, packing and shipping of orders, while you deliver your goods to a single location. In this article, we explain exactly what eMAG FBE is, what the process looks like step by step, how much it costs and when it actually pays off compared with shipping from your own warehouse.

Allegro

Blocked Allegro account: causes and how to get it unblocked

A blocked Allegro account usually means restrictions on selected features rather than a complete cut-off from the platform: a listing suspension, a sales block for an unpaid bill, a block on campaigns and Allegro Ads or, in the most serious cases, an account suspension. You can check the reason, and what to do to have the restriction lifted, in the email from Allegro and in Sales Center, in the “Rules and restrictions” tab. Allegro lifts a block for overdue payments automatically once the payment has been registered, while in other cases you need to explain the situation through the contact form and wait for an individual decision, because Allegro gives no timescales.

eBay

Why does eBay suspend accounts? Causes, types of suspension and how to regain access

Many sellers only discover eBay’s selling rules when an email arrives telling them their account has been suspended. Suddenly they can no longer sell, their funds are frozen and their inbox holds a message full of vague phrases such as ‘a breach of community rules’. If you want to know why eBay suspends accounts and what exactly lies behind such a decision, this article breaks it all down: from the most common causes and the types of suspension to the concrete steps you can take right now.

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