Meta Gives Facebook Marketplace Its Own App Called Seller
The New York Times
Meta launched a standalone app called Seller for people who sell stuff on Facebook Marketplace. It uses AI to make listing items less annoying and syncs everything with your Facebook account.
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Meta quietly rolled out a new app this week, and it's not another attempt at chasing TikTok. It's called Seller, and it exists purely to make Facebook Marketplace less of a chore for the people actually running the store. Think less
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Honestly, this is Meta finally admitting that Marketplace sellers deserve tools as good as the ones it built for creators years ago. It's a small, unglamorous move, but unglamorous is often where the real usage numbers hide, and I'd bet this quietly becomes one of Meta's stickier apps.
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