Helpful video, thanks! Does "Trend research" mean copy someones good idea that's selling, but tweak it so "it's yours"? Not sure I love this strat for a number of reasons. Probably because I'm a designer lol
Hi Christian! I apologize if my stance on this was not clear in the video. I think there is definitely a huge difference between inspiration and plagiarism. I think it's possible to do trend research to create designs that aren't copying someone else's, but sadly, a lot of people will just take others' designs, tweak them slightly, and claim them to be uniquely theirs no matter what I say. I always recommend doing your research to find trending elements and themes such as color palettes, graphics, fonts, phrases that aren't trademarked, etc. and then take what you've found to create your own design based on your research. For example, last year leopard print was extremely popular, so you could take that trending element and apply it to your own niche you are designing for with whatever other popular fonts and graphics are currently trending. As for the example I showed in the video, you could find a similar simple font like the one in the design and make a design with a completely different phrase or color, or you could make a completely different trending design style with the "Dog mom" phrase since it seems to be popular. For me, it's more about finding recurring trending elements to combine than finding individual designs to "copy." I completely understand your concern and how this could rub you the wrong way, especially as a designer. I try to remind sellers that if you are copying another seller's bestselling design, you are too late and will have a very difficult time standing out and making sales. It's critical to create something unique and different. I hope this helps! Thanks for watching!
love your channel!! Your intro is so funny! You really inspire me to open an etsy shop been wanting to for a while now. Im subscribed can't wait for your next video!
Thank you so much!! I appreciate your kind words! Etsy and POD is such a fun hustle! Please let me know if you ever have any questions! Thanks for subscribing Joan, welcome to the family!
I’m new at this and didn’t even know about the transaction fee or the other one you mentioned. In trying to keep my prices low, I would literally be making no profit! Right now m6 profit would be $3.00 minus the fees you just mentioned! But I’d have to charge a fortune for my shirts when others are selling really cheap. Not sure what to do.
Hi Karen! Printful’s prices have significantly increased since I created this video. I would consider switching over to Printify as they have much more affordable prices. I have some Printify tutorials as well. Also remember that if you create something that someone wants, they will be willing to pay it as long as it isn’t outrageously priced. Another thing to note is a lot of the listings you see in search results that appear to be very cheap actually aren’t that cheap once you click through the listing. I recommend clicking through and looking at what they are actually charging for the specific product you are selling. If they are charging an extremely low price, then it is probably because they are printing and shipping it in house so they have really good margins. Not everyone on Etsy is using a print provider. If you want an easy way to calculate your profit per item, I recommend using the free profit calculator on eRank. Here is a link: erank.com/. You will be required to create a free account in order to access the profit calculator, but it is extremely handy because it calculates all of Etsy’s fees so you can price your items properly and know exactly what you are making per item. I hope this helps! You got this, Karen! 👊
@@brenondopp Actually, I do have a question. When and if you decide to review people’s Etsy stores I would like to be one of the first candidates. In 2-3 weeks I will be done with my store creation and it would mean a lot to me if you could pick out the flaws that you see. I’m probably perfect for Etsy store reviews because I don’t get offended. I mean it. I would be 100% content with you saying nothing good at all about my store. I just want to keep learning If you don’t feel comfortable doing it in a video. Then please consider doing it in private. It would mean a lot to me man! Thank you Brenon! Excellent contend
@@jareddowe3863 Hi Jared! I would love to do a shop review video of your shop! When you are ready for me to do it send me a link to your shop! Thanks for your support! Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much! Ive been binge watching your videos! I have on question: How about taxes? I live in austria and i offer shipping to the US, bur my listings always show up with a higher price as I listed befor, because of the taxes? Do I habe to change my etsy shop into an „american-etsy-shop“ to avoid the taxes for the costumer?
As I'm a US-based seller selling primarily to the US, I haven't ran into this issue and don't have much experience with it, but my thought is that Etsy, as the marketplace, is responsible for collecting and submitting taxes depending on the location of the buyer (VAT, GST, etc). My advice to you is to reach out to Etsy support to get the information you need and questions answered directly from the source. I don't know if I would change your shop to an American Etsy shop to avoid taxes as this will probably raise flags and get you in trouble, but Etsy would have a better answer for you. Sorry I don't have a better answer for you! If I find out more, I'll let you know.
If your shop is new, it takes time to rank in search results. Make sure you're using proven keywords and designing things that are trending! If you're not sure how to find proven keywords on Etsy, check out my video here: ruclips.net/video/WqzPPTK3tq4/видео.html
Wow! That's super impressive. You'll figure it out - it just takes time! Keep learning, improving, and implementing. Go back and watch all my videos because I teach you everything you need to do to get your shop up and running. Best of luck!
Brenon, can you take a look at my store and give me your feed back? Also, I notice that sometimes the Variations section does not come up. Why do you think that is? I would like to say that, Friday (2/5/2021) was my day ZERO ... The day I took action. I have been taking action ever since. Thank you I am very grateful for your help!
Send me the link to your shop or your shop name and I would be happy to review it and give you feedback! Do the variations not show up after you push the product from Printful? Unfortunately this happens to me occasionally...I think it is a glitch in the system. I have spoken with Printful customer support about this issue but no solution... I have to go and add the variations on Etsy then sync the variations with Printful. I am proud of you for taking action! You are doing an awesome job! Keep up the good work and let me know when you get your first sale! 🙏
@@brenondopp Hi Brenon, thank you! Yes I did add the variations but I didn't find the ski numbers though. My store name is Easy Burger Co. Also, I really appreciate you and your willingness to help others out.
You don't need the sku number, just go to your Printful store dashboard and sync the variants for the listing that is not synced. I checked out your shop! It's looking good. Nice job getting 15 listings up and great use of color in your designs. Here are a few tips to improve the overall quality of your shop: 1. Your thumbnail and listing photos are key to get clicks and increase sale conversion. I noticed a majority of your mockups are Printful's auto-generated ones. I suggest purchasing some high-quality mockups off of Etsy to make your shop look more professional and cohesive. 2. Improve listing descriptions. Make sure you include every detail a customer would need to know about your product (ie. product details & sizing, shipping & production times, care instructions, how to order, etc.). You have a good start, but I would add more. The more information you include, the less questions a customer will have. 3. Include a shipping and processing times photo in your listing photos. Also, you may want to upgrade and make your size chart photo nicer. You can purchase cheap ones off of Etsy or create your own really easily. 4. SEO is by far the most important thing for Etsy success. Be sure you're using proven keywords that people are actually searching for. When you are adding your keywords, think like a buyer. Use keywords that buyers would actually be searching for. Your first 2 keywords in your title are the most important because they are the most heavily weighted. It doesn't matter how great your design is; if people can't find it, it will never sell. 5. Trend research is huge. You need to be designing things that people are actually searching for and buying. Don't be afraid to experiment with your own designs and style, but also look for trending designs/styles as well and make them your own. I hope this helps! You're doing a great job! Keep adding listings, continue learning and improving, and sales will come. Let me know if you have any questions!
@@brenondopp Thank you Brenon! I will disect your reply and get cracking on improving my shop. I will begin an overhaul of my listings. Also, I did buy some mock ups last night. I am working my way around them as I bought a large package for 30 bucks. Very neat! I will say that I feel like I should have maybe started with 1 listing them working on getting it right before throwing a handful of rocks you know. I started Friday but I didn't find your awesome videos till Saturday so I am a bit behind. Hehe I will push on through though. Thanks again my friend!
@@MaddSweetGT500 Sounds good! Professional mockups will really help the look of your shop! You are off to a great start and now you just need to improve each listing! I am impressed you started Friday and have already done this much work. Keep it up!
Do I make more sales if I offer cheaper Shirt prices and people must pay extra for shipping (So I can keep the shirt price under 20 bucks for example) or do I seel more if my shirt cost over 20 bucks but shipping is included? What do you people think- or better: what is your experience about that?
Hi! It's up to you what you want to do. Honestly, it's a lot of experimenting to see what you like better. I personally offer free shipping and build the shipping cost into the price of the shirt because Etsy claims to rank you better in search results and free shipping is appealing to customers. There are a lot of shops that seem to do well with a lower price point and charged shipping strategy though, so don't be afraid to experiment!
I'm confused about the fixed price portion. If i'm offering free shipping, do i need to do set a price for an additional item (2:00). ? Also, i like to offer unisex shirts. I notice that in Etsy that it doesn't come up as unsex, it come up as men's. Would i need to do a men's tee and a women's tee as separate listings? I notice other shops have the unsex option in there selection. Current, i just state that it is a unisex shirt in the descriptions and in my SEO titles. My store is blackbypopculture. This is Sylvester again.
Hi Sylvester! You do not need to worry about charging for an additional item if you are offering free shipping, but you do want to make sure your price point is set correctly with the shipping cost built into your price so that it will cover shipping. Also, if you sell internationally, it's a good idea to only offer free shipping on U.S. orders and charge shipping for international orders as shipping internationally is expensive. You can set that up in your shipping profile. The unisex option is an issue that Etsy and Printful has yet to fix. If you push your product as unisex, it will say men's, but if you push it as men's, it will only show the size. Another option is to push it as women's and then clarify in your description and size chart photo that it is a unisex fit. The shops that have unisex in their selection have edited the variants and then synced them again on Printful after, which is kind of tedious and time-consuming. If you want to offer both men's and women's fit options on the same listing, you would need to add the variants on Etsy and then go and sync them on the Printful end after. You are not able to push both men's and women's on Printful. I hope this helps!
Hi Raymond! I created a group today! I will be announcing it in my next video this week. Feel free to be the first to join! I am hoping it will grow with time and will act as a great resource for our community. Please let me know if you have any other questions! Here is the link: facebook.com/groups/printondemandwarriors/
Hi Raymond! I had issues with the first group I created so I had to create a new one. Here is the link if you would like to go and join! Sorry for the inconvenience! facebook.com/groups/232681421886881/
Hi Matthias! My best recommendation is to keep posting high-quality listings. The more high-quality listings you have, the more chances you will have to be found and make sales. Remember, it takes time! Stay patient and keep learning, improving, and implementing and good things will happen. I have a lot of videos on my channel that talk about the key ingredients to succeed on Etsy, including what a high-quality listing consists of. I recommend watching them all! Best of luck!
Hi Fabiano! Do you mean an email list to talk to me 1-on-1 about questions you have? I actually use Over (now known as GoDaddy Studio) to make my mockups. Here's a tuturial video I made a while back: ruclips.net/video/dO7juTNfio0/видео.html You can definitely use Photoshop instead if you're familiar with Photoshop already. Hope this helps!
@@brenondopp yes. I did mean that, like ask you a couple questions in private. I've watched this video you linked. I know it seems easy for you but this part is definitely a challenge for me. I know with time I'll get it but etsy is at least 3rd on my POD business so I can only dedicate so much time to it. Hope this makes sense, im a one man team lol
😓 etsy suspended my account for no reason. I am just pushing the product from Printful, after 3rd product is pushed it said account suspended. Working so hard on valentine design for several weeks and this happens.
I am so sorry! That is extremely frustrating! The same thing happened to me when I started out. Unfortunately, it happens to a lot of new accounts/sellers. The best thing you can do is email Etsy at integrity@etsy.com and support@etsy.com. Explain your situation and tell them your shop was suspended for no reason. As long as you didn't infringe on anything trademarked or copyrighted, they will reactivate your shop. They responded to me after a few days and reopened my shop. You can also call them at 1-844-659-3879. The best advice I can give you is to not give up or get discouraged! Don't let this keep you from the potential of making money online and creating the lifestyle that you want. Use this time to keep designing for when your shop does get reactivated; you'll have several designs to be able to list quickly. Let me know if you have any questions! Keep on keepin' on. You got this!
Were you careful about not infringing on trademarks? If you were careful, they will reactivate it. Just stay patient and keep bugging them until they reopen your account! I'm sorry you were prepping for Valentine's Day. All you can do now is focus on the next holiday or begin creating more evergreen designs that can sell year-round. Put your energy towards creating and being productive. I'm sorry again! Let me know when you hear back from them!
Did any of these surprise you? Are you currently making any of these mistakes?
Dear future you! Please don’t stop making videos, they are so informative and help my business so much.
😂 Thanks JStrick42 for the awesome comment! I am glad the videos have been able to help you! Let me know if you have any questions! Keep hustling!
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I finally found someone I can follow whose voice doesn't drive me crazy! Love your videos! Thank you!
Glad you like them! 😂 Thanks for watching!
Love that I can always take action during your videos! I don't even wait until the end because there's so many actionable items
I'm so glad to hear that! Keep up the great work, Antony!
Absolutely great content! So helpful, thank you!
You're very welcome! Thanks for watching and for your support, Sofia!
Another great video, very helpful, thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching, Kathy!
Helpful video, thanks! Does "Trend research" mean copy someones good idea that's selling, but tweak it so "it's yours"? Not sure I love this strat for a number of reasons. Probably because I'm a designer lol
Hi Christian! I apologize if my stance on this was not clear in the video. I think there is definitely a huge difference between inspiration and plagiarism. I think it's possible to do trend research to create designs that aren't copying someone else's, but sadly, a lot of people will just take others' designs, tweak them slightly, and claim them to be uniquely theirs no matter what I say. I always recommend doing your research to find trending elements and themes such as color palettes, graphics, fonts, phrases that aren't trademarked, etc. and then take what you've found to create your own design based on your research. For example, last year leopard print was extremely popular, so you could take that trending element and apply it to your own niche you are designing for with whatever other popular fonts and graphics are currently trending. As for the example I showed in the video, you could find a similar simple font like the one in the design and make a design with a completely different phrase or color, or you could make a completely different trending design style with the "Dog mom" phrase since it seems to be popular. For me, it's more about finding recurring trending elements to combine than finding individual designs to "copy."
I completely understand your concern and how this could rub you the wrong way, especially as a designer. I try to remind sellers that if you are copying another seller's bestselling design, you are too late and will have a very difficult time standing out and making sales. It's critical to create something unique and different. I hope this helps! Thanks for watching!
Great video content. Straight to the point, clear and concise. Thanks Brenon
Thank you so much! Thanks for watching!
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The intro haha..🤠, Useful tips, Brenon👌
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching Triztan!
Loved these tips! Your videos never fail to inspire me! Thanks!
Thanks for the awesome comment Chelsea! Let me know if you have any questions! Thanks for watching!
Wow this video is a gem thank you!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching, Ruth!
So glad I found your channel!
Thank you so much for watching! Welcome to the family!
love your channel!! Your intro is so funny! You really inspire me to open an etsy shop been wanting to for a while now. Im subscribed can't wait for your next video!
Thank you so much!! I appreciate your kind words! Etsy and POD is such a fun hustle! Please let me know if you ever have any questions! Thanks for subscribing Joan, welcome to the family!
I’m new at this and didn’t even know about the transaction fee or the other one you mentioned. In trying to keep my prices low, I would literally be making no profit! Right now m6 profit would be $3.00 minus the fees you just mentioned! But I’d have to charge a fortune for my shirts when others are selling really cheap. Not sure what to do.
Hi Karen! Printful’s prices have significantly increased since I created this video. I would consider switching over to Printify as they have much more affordable prices. I have some Printify tutorials as well. Also remember that if you create something that someone wants, they will be willing to pay it as long as it isn’t outrageously priced. Another thing to note is a lot of the listings you see in search results that appear to be very cheap actually aren’t that cheap once you click through the listing. I recommend clicking through and looking at what they are actually charging for the specific product you are selling. If they are charging an extremely low price, then it is probably because they are printing and shipping it in house so they have really good margins. Not everyone on Etsy is using a print provider.
If you want an easy way to calculate your profit per item, I recommend using the free profit calculator on eRank. Here is a link: erank.com/. You will be required to create a free account in order to access the profit calculator, but it is extremely handy because it calculates all of Etsy’s fees so you can price your items properly and know exactly what you are making per item.
I hope this helps! You got this, Karen! 👊
@@brenondopp you’re very sweet! Thank you for the encouragement.
Thank you so much. Helpful. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Kani! Thanks for watching! I'm so happy it was helpful.
@@brenondopp I love your videos. Your videos are informative and understandable. New sub. Thanks again.
@@faithwoman8 So glad to hear that! Welcome to the family!
Best new pod channel ever man great job
Thank you so much for your kind words Jared! Let me know if you have any questions! 🙏
@@brenondopp Actually, I do have a question.
When and if you decide to review people’s Etsy stores I would like to be one of the first candidates. In 2-3 weeks I will be done with my store creation and it would mean a lot to me if you could pick out the flaws that you see.
I’m probably perfect for Etsy store reviews because I don’t get offended. I mean it. I would be 100% content with you saying nothing good at all about my store. I just want to keep learning
If you don’t feel comfortable doing it in a video. Then please consider doing it in private. It would mean a lot to me man!
Thank you Brenon!
Excellent contend
@@jareddowe3863 Hi Jared! I would love to do a shop review video of your shop! When you are ready for me to do it send me a link to your shop! Thanks for your support! Keep up the good work!
@@brenondopp will do man thank you!
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Eagerly waiting for your new video.
I can always count on you for the first comment! Thanks for watching! 🙏
@@brenondopp you have simplified several things for me.❤️
@@informationprovider5263 I am so happy to hear that! Let me know if you ever have any questions!
Thank you so much! Ive been binge watching your videos! I have on question: How about taxes? I live in austria and i offer shipping to the US, bur my listings always show up with a higher price as I listed befor, because of the taxes? Do I habe to change my etsy shop into an „american-etsy-shop“ to avoid the taxes for the costumer?
As I'm a US-based seller selling primarily to the US, I haven't ran into this issue and don't have much experience with it, but my thought is that Etsy, as the marketplace, is responsible for collecting and submitting taxes depending on the location of the buyer (VAT, GST, etc). My advice to you is to reach out to Etsy support to get the information you need and questions answered directly from the source. I don't know if I would change your shop to an American Etsy shop to avoid taxes as this will probably raise flags and get you in trouble, but Etsy would have a better answer for you. Sorry I don't have a better answer for you! If I find out more, I'll let you know.
Hey, what about VAT tax?
What are you wanting to know about VAT? Please clarify and I will be able to better answer your question!
My store is not showing up on the search engine, what should I do?
If your shop is new, it takes time to rank in search results. Make sure you're using proven keywords and designing things that are trending! If you're not sure how to find proven keywords on Etsy, check out my video here: ruclips.net/video/WqzPPTK3tq4/видео.html
Man, I'd love to pick your brain. 7 figures on other platforms but can't get etsy set up. There's just so much
Wow! That's super impressive. You'll figure it out - it just takes time! Keep learning, improving, and implementing. Go back and watch all my videos because I teach you everything you need to do to get your shop up and running. Best of luck!
@@brenondopp working on it brother. Thank you
Brenon, can you take a look at my store and give me your feed back? Also, I notice that sometimes the Variations section does not come up. Why do you think that is?
I would like to say that, Friday (2/5/2021) was my day ZERO ... The day I took action. I have been taking action ever since. Thank you I am very grateful for your help!
Send me the link to your shop or your shop name and I would be happy to review it and give you feedback! Do the variations not show up after you push the product from Printful? Unfortunately this happens to me occasionally...I think it is a glitch in the system. I have spoken with Printful customer support about this issue but no solution... I have to go and add the variations on Etsy then sync the variations with Printful. I am proud of you for taking action! You are doing an awesome job! Keep up the good work and let me know when you get your first sale! 🙏
@@brenondopp Hi Brenon, thank you! Yes I did add the variations but I didn't find the ski numbers though. My store name is Easy Burger Co.
Also, I really appreciate you and your willingness to help others out.
You don't need the sku number, just go to your Printful store dashboard and sync the variants for the listing that is not synced. I checked out your shop! It's looking good. Nice job getting 15 listings up and great use of color in your designs. Here are a few tips to improve the overall quality of your shop:
1. Your thumbnail and listing photos are key to get clicks and increase sale conversion. I noticed a majority of your mockups are Printful's auto-generated ones. I suggest purchasing some high-quality mockups off of Etsy to make your shop look more professional and cohesive.
2. Improve listing descriptions. Make sure you include every detail a customer would need to know about your product (ie. product details & sizing, shipping & production times, care instructions, how to order, etc.). You have a good start, but I would add more. The more information you include, the less questions a customer will have.
3. Include a shipping and processing times photo in your listing photos. Also, you may want to upgrade and make your size chart photo nicer. You can purchase cheap ones off of Etsy or create your own really easily.
4. SEO is by far the most important thing for Etsy success. Be sure you're using proven keywords that people are actually searching for. When you are adding your keywords, think like a buyer. Use keywords that buyers would actually be searching for. Your first 2 keywords in your title are the most important because they are the most heavily weighted. It doesn't matter how great your design is; if people can't find it, it will never sell.
5. Trend research is huge. You need to be designing things that people are actually searching for and buying. Don't be afraid to experiment with your own designs and style, but also look for trending designs/styles as well and make them your own.
I hope this helps! You're doing a great job! Keep adding listings, continue learning and improving, and sales will come. Let me know if you have any questions!
@@brenondopp Thank you Brenon! I will disect your reply and get cracking on improving my shop. I will begin an overhaul of my listings. Also, I did buy some mock ups last night. I am working my way around them as I bought a large package for 30 bucks. Very neat!
I will say that I feel like I should have maybe started with 1 listing them working on getting it right before throwing a handful of rocks you know.
I started Friday but I didn't find your awesome videos till Saturday so I am a bit behind. Hehe I will push on through though.
Thanks again my friend!
@@MaddSweetGT500 Sounds good! Professional mockups will really help the look of your shop! You are off to a great start and now you just need to improve each listing! I am impressed you started Friday and have already done this much work. Keep it up!
HI Brenon! Are you using the Prinful Plus (9$ a mount) for the mockups? Are they worth it?
Hi Peter! I'm not because I prefer to purchase my mockups off of Etsy. I feel like Etsy has more of a variety and they look more professional.
Do I make more sales if I offer cheaper Shirt prices and people must pay extra for shipping (So I can keep the shirt price under 20 bucks for example) or do I seel more if my shirt cost over 20 bucks but shipping is included? What do you people think- or better: what is your experience about that?
Hi! It's up to you what you want to do. Honestly, it's a lot of experimenting to see what you like better. I personally offer free shipping and build the shipping cost into the price of the shirt because Etsy claims to rank you better in search results and free shipping is appealing to customers. There are a lot of shops that seem to do well with a lower price point and charged shipping strategy though, so don't be afraid to experiment!
I'm confused about the fixed price portion. If i'm offering free shipping, do i need to do set a price for an additional item (2:00). ?
Also, i like to offer unisex shirts. I notice that in Etsy that it doesn't come up as unsex, it come up as men's. Would i need to do a men's tee and a women's tee as separate listings? I notice other shops have the unsex option in there selection. Current, i just state that it is a unisex shirt in the descriptions and in my SEO titles. My store is blackbypopculture. This is Sylvester again.
Hi Sylvester! You do not need to worry about charging for an additional item if you are offering free shipping, but you do want to make sure your price point is set correctly with the shipping cost built into your price so that it will cover shipping. Also, if you sell internationally, it's a good idea to only offer free shipping on U.S. orders and charge shipping for international orders as shipping internationally is expensive. You can set that up in your shipping profile.
The unisex option is an issue that Etsy and Printful has yet to fix. If you push your product as unisex, it will say men's, but if you push it as men's, it will only show the size. Another option is to push it as women's and then clarify in your description and size chart photo that it is a unisex fit. The shops that have unisex in their selection have edited the variants and then synced them again on Printful after, which is kind of tedious and time-consuming. If you want to offer both men's and women's fit options on the same listing, you would need to add the variants on Etsy and then go and sync them on the Printful end after. You are not able to push both men's and women's on Printful. I hope this helps!
Do you have a FB group?
Hi Raymond! I created a group today! I will be announcing it in my next video this week. Feel free to be the first to join! I am hoping it will grow with time and will act as a great resource for our community. Please let me know if you have any other questions! Here is the link: facebook.com/groups/printondemandwarriors/
Hi Raymond! I had issues with the first group I created so I had to create a new one. Here is the link if you would like to go and join! Sorry for the inconvenience! facebook.com/groups/232681421886881/
I have
Very nice mock ups and still no sales i have ads also 100 items also what I am doing wrong man please check my store sunrise active wear
Hi Matthias! My best recommendation is to keep posting high-quality listings. The more high-quality listings you have, the more chances you will have to be found and make sales. Remember, it takes time! Stay patient and keep learning, improving, and implementing and good things will happen. I have a lot of videos on my channel that talk about the key ingredients to succeed on Etsy, including what a high-quality listing consists of. I recommend watching them all! Best of luck!
Hi Brennon , do you have an email list? I could use your help with #2 in photoshop
Hi Fabiano! Do you mean an email list to talk to me 1-on-1 about questions you have? I actually use Over (now known as GoDaddy Studio) to make my mockups. Here's a tuturial video I made a while back: ruclips.net/video/dO7juTNfio0/видео.html You can definitely use Photoshop instead if you're familiar with Photoshop already. Hope this helps!
@@brenondopp yes. I did mean that, like ask you a couple questions in private. I've watched this video you linked. I know it seems easy for you but this part is definitely a challenge for me. I know with time I'll get it but etsy is at least 3rd on my POD business so I can only dedicate so much time to it. Hope this makes sense, im a one man team lol
😓 etsy suspended my account for no reason. I am just pushing the product from Printful, after 3rd product is pushed it said account suspended. Working so hard on valentine design for several weeks and this happens.
Have emailed them but I think this takes weeks or months 🤦. Lost this opportunity 😞
I am so sorry! That is extremely frustrating! The same thing happened to me when I started out. Unfortunately, it happens to a lot of new accounts/sellers. The best thing you can do is email Etsy at integrity@etsy.com and support@etsy.com. Explain your situation and tell them your shop was suspended for no reason. As long as you didn't infringe on anything trademarked or copyrighted, they will reactivate your shop. They responded to me after a few days and reopened my shop. You can also call them at 1-844-659-3879. The best advice I can give you is to not give up or get discouraged! Don't let this keep you from the potential of making money online and creating the lifestyle that you want. Use this time to keep designing for when your shop does get reactivated; you'll have several designs to be able to list quickly. Let me know if you have any questions! Keep on keepin' on. You got this!
Were you careful about not infringing on trademarks? If you were careful, they will reactivate it. Just stay patient and keep bugging them until they reopen your account! I'm sorry you were prepping for Valentine's Day. All you can do now is focus on the next holiday or begin creating more evergreen designs that can sell year-round. Put your energy towards creating and being productive. I'm sorry again! Let me know when you hear back from them!
@@brenondopp thank you for the motivation 🤗
I have already emailed them at integrity@....
Hope I will get the reply soon ❤️.
@@brenondopp I am sure no trademark infringement, mostly text based designs. As I am not a professional designers.