Simon Slade

Simon Slade

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CEO of SaleHoo Group Limited

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Simon Slade is CEO and co-founder of SaleHoo, a platform for eCommerce entrepreneurs that offers 8,000+ dropship and wholesale suppliers, 1.6 million high-quality, branded products at low prices, an industry-leading market research tool and 24-hour support.

Latest from Simon Slade

44 UK Dropshipping Suppliers with Fast Shipping (2026)
Key Highlights: UK suppliers ship in 1-3 days while Chinese based suppliers take 2-6 weeks. That gap is the difference between a 5-star review and a...
By Simon Slade • January 19, 2026
21 min. read
11 Best Apps to Sell Stuff and Reach Millions of Buyers (2026)
Key Highlights: Local beats online for bulky stuff. Facebook Marketplace charges zero fees on cash sales, so you keep every dollar. ...
By Simon Slade • January 15, 2026
10 min. read
10 Automated Dropshipping Strategies to Save You 15 Hours a Week!
Key Highlights: Automated dropshipping lets software do the repetitive work. It handles product imports, order processing, and inventory updates. ...
By Simon Slade • January 06, 2026
9 min. read
7 Low-Cost Ways to Get Traffic to Your eCommerce Store (2026)
Key Highlights: Email automations bring up to 30x more per subscriber than your weekly newsletter. Meta's Advantage+ finds your buyers for you, with no more guessing at...
By Simon Slade • January 04, 2026
9 min. read
Unlock Powerful Growth With Advanced CRO Strategies for High Volume eCommerce in 2026
The eCommerce landscapeis more cutthroat than ever. With global online sales projected to surpass $7 trillion this year, every percentage point of conversion rate optimization (CRO) can...
By Simon Slade • January 02, 2026
16 min. read
Earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand
Hi Guys. Just a very quick blog post to let you know that there was a massive earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand (where SaleHoo's head office is) and the city centre is in a...
By Simon Slade • September 05, 2010
1 min. read