Ehab Nasser Ibrahim Ali — I sourced products from five different Polish supplier sites and rebuilt each one, as-is, into a clean, sellable listing on Allegro, then automated the repetitive parts myself.
Every listing started life on a different Polish retail site — groceries, wholesale goods, electronics, homeware. My job was to pull each product as-is and rebuild it correctly on Allegro, matching titles, images, pricing and categories exactly.
The same five-step pass, run at volume, every working day.
Title, description, price, images and category from the source catalog.
Reformat the listing to match Allegro's display rules and buyer expectations.
Push the listing live and assign it a unique Ad ID for tracking.
Record source → Ad ID pairing daily to avoid duplicates and track output.
Self-built browser tools handle the repetitive steps to raise daily volume.
Drop in real screenshots here — one source page per card, plus the finished Allegro listing below. These frames show exactly where each one goes.
Every row below is unedited: the exact source link and the Allegro Ad ID it produced, taken from one month of daily logs.
The client that commissioned this work (a Polish grocery-reselling operation) has since closed. These entries are shown as a documented record of throughput and process — not as currently active listings.