Hey guys, I have only just started, less than a week. If have a few ideas for different shops but this is mine. I have been busy creating. I’d love to see everyone else’s shops. https://watermuseprints.etsy.com

It's been just under three weeks and 140 prints uploaded, and then last night, some lovely human made a purchase! I guess this is where I find out if I've got the image resolution right! 😂 Just wanted to say a big thanks to those in the community who have helped me with the many questions and queries I've had. And to @Tom Beeston for the ongoing support with the bulk listing tool. Here's to hoping there are more sales on the way. And I hope this serves as encouragement to anyone else just starting out that sales are possible with persistence and patience!

Hi all. I've recently revamped my Etsy store (I've dabbled with POD before over the past two years with targeted listings but nothing substantial) so it's now fully focussed on travel prints. I've used the bulk listing tool to get 55 prints listed. My question is, how many views should I be getting? I only listed 7 days ago, so I appreciate it's not been long at all, but previously, when uploading one at a time, I've noticed a spike in views within the first day or two. It's been a week and with 55 listings I've had less than 10 views. Is there something obvious that I've missed? Or is this just how it works uploading a saturated niche rather than targeted listings? I'm just about to upload the next 50 so any advice would be grately appreciated! Thanks.

Does anyone know if there is an image somewhere which showcases the three frames available from PrintShrimp? I'd like to add an image to my listings so buyers can see what the frames actually look like. Thanks!

I'm creating images using midjourney and canva. When I download the final product from Canva the DPI is 96. If I zoom in on the image, it's pretty decent, but is this good enough for printing in the larger sizes? Are people proceeding with 96 dpi and finding all is ok when customer recieve their orders? Or are people finding a way to make their prints 300dpi before uploading to PrintShrimp? Thanks!