I posted this a while back. https://www.skool.com/printshrimp/mockups-with-mj-and-affinity-studio-by-canva-free?p=620ed276 I spent way too long but now have 8 rooms for portrait posters. All managed with Affinity Studio and in one or two clicks export 26 separate JPG files for custom video productions and uploads to Etsy.

All of them, though Pinterest is lacking due to them slacking on my App approval. So at the moment it is linked to Instagram. Meta API access is cumbersome to set up but at least it works. TikTok similar pain with App approval but you can auto upload videos and just tag them later at least. Claude manages everything else.

I get more views for my videos on TikTok than any other platform at the moment.

@Charlie Moore it should be possible to edit any listing in Etsy tags or anything…. If you are relying on the bulk upload tool to also be a bulk editor tool then right now I don’t think it is (I maybe wrong). Tom mentions the Etsy video tool in one of the tutorials. If you have a some experience of coding or know someone who does (vibe or otherwise) then it is all totally doable you just need to build your own API connection to Etsy for your store (which requires a Dev account and API key all free). I regularly bulk update my listings tags descriptions or images/videos..

Duckman

If you’re competing in a crowded niche with 10 relevant posters against a shop with 100, the larger shop has a major advantage in search coverage: more listings means more opportunities to match different queries, long-tail terms and shopper intent. But Etsy doesn’t simply rank the shop with more products higher. Relevance, engagement/conversion, listing quality, customer service and other signals matter too. I’d also be careful with the idea that Etsy rewards a shop for sticking to one niche. A focused niche can make your branding and catalogue more coherent, but Etsy ranks listings, not simply “niche authority” in the way Google might treat topical relevance. So I’d think of it as: build enough relevant inventory to give yourself search coverage, then build sales, reviews and engagement to establish credibility. Quantity gets you more opportunities; quality and performance determine what you do with them. And Google matters too. Good titles, descriptions and genuinely useful content can help with Google visibility and AI-generated results, but I wouldn’t treat AEO as a completely separate optimisation game. Ultimately, make what you enjoy just understand that Etsy is still a search engine. Great artwork nobody discovers isn’t much use commercially.