Any Ergonomic Way to Print Multiple Labels

[amgtech]

So Ive had a eBay Stealth account for a while now and was wondering is there any service/method to print multiple orders at once. I dont really pay for postage online since I bought some tracking labels although I keep going into the hassle of viewing order details and copying and pasting. BTW I have a dymo 450.

[Play]

I set my dymo up with my shipping tool...
there are many tools out there like shipstation etc. that will collect orders/addresses from ebay/paypal and print labels directly using dymo 450.

[amgtech]

Thank you for taking the time to reply. I currently am trying to use shipstation although it wont print a label unless I have a account with one of the couriers.

[newjerseymax]

Originally Posted by Play

I set my dymo up with my shipping tool...
there are many tools out there like shipstation etc. that will collect orders/addresses from ebay/paypal and print labels directly using dymo 450.

I was told by rep that you must have the Dymo XL and that the 450 will not work. Is this false information?

[Play]

Originally Posted by newjerseymax

I was told by rep that you must have the Dymo XL and that the 450 will not work. Is this false information?

Im not sure. The platform I use is for UK only, hence why I recommended shipstation as I see a lot of US users tend to use it.

[BaggaDonuts]

The Dymo 450 is for little address labels, not 4x6 shipping labels.

Invest in a Dymo 4XL Labelwriter, buy your 4x6 labels from Amazon from a listing with a lot of good reviews (there are some crappy labels for the 4xl on there.)

Having a Stamps.com account (USPS) is free if you go through Shipstation. You can link it to your preferred credit card (rewards card is good if you're doing a lot of $$ in shipping.) If you're UK, idk how it works.

Make sure your packaging will work for 4x6 labels. You can wrap the tracking code over the side of a box if the box is too short to fit the label on one side, but don't wrap any of the return/to address portion unless you want them coming back to you.

My big problem is getting the labels that shoot out of the printer onto the packages in a time-effective manner. Shipstation gives you the option to print several things as part of the label (i.e. order number) that may help do them in assembly line fashion. I'm still working on optimizing the labeling process.