Great video! I have a question. I have a shop in clipart with 107 listings, a total of something about 2000 png’s. I sell since recently a whole shop bundle. But because of the competition is selling the whole shop bundle for very low prices, I sell mine for 26 dollar. The bundle is selling good right now, but is it smart to turn the price up once I have more listings? I also made a lifetime acces bundle for one section of my shop for a slightly lower price than my whole shop bundle.
Started with tumbler wraps in 2023, slowly moving into Clipart as I enjoy that so much more but I naively thought it was going to be easy 😅 whilst it is easy making images the sifting and refining of the images to make an appealing pack takes so much time… not sure if I should have started with print on demand if I am still spending the same hours? Would love some ideas and feedback on anybody who has done both types of stores…?
Some questions, if you'd be kind enough to answer: 1. Considering that you're selling digital artwork, how important is it to market specific uses? For example, is it better to market them as 'tumbler wraps', as opposed to generic 'Digital Prints', even though they're functionally the same? Is it ever worth it to market images as 'digital prints' or 'Printable posters'? 2. For Clipart, do you sell them with a transparent background as PSD files, or is a white background fine and the buyer should expect to remove the background on their own? 3. In terms of digital patterns, how important is it to verify that the patterns generated by AI *actually* repeat? Personally, I use Artbreeder, not Midjourney. Do you open the images in an image editor and verify that they title nicely?
Are you selling Clipart, tumbler wraps, digital paper, ... in the same shop? Or do you have a separate shop for each niche? I have a shop selling seamless patterns but I feel I reached a limit in sales. And I am thinking of offering clipart too. Can I do it in the same shop? Or better opening another shop?
Question: how do you give customers "future access to all new listings" ? I want to create a mega bundle but I'm not sure how that aspect of it works specifically?
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Great video! I have a question. I have a shop in clipart with 107 listings, a total of something about 2000 png’s. I sell since recently a whole shop bundle. But because of the competition is selling the whole shop bundle for very low prices, I sell mine for 26 dollar. The bundle is selling good right now, but is it smart to turn the price up once I have more listings? I also made a lifetime acces bundle for one section of my shop for a slightly lower price than my whole shop bundle.
Started with tumbler wraps in 2023, slowly moving into Clipart as I enjoy that so much more but I naively thought it was going to be easy 😅 whilst it is easy making images the sifting and refining of the images to make an appealing pack takes so much time… not sure if I should have started with print on demand if I am still spending the same hours? Would love some ideas and feedback on anybody who has done both types of stores…?
Some questions, if you'd be kind enough to answer:
1. Considering that you're selling digital artwork, how important is it to market specific uses? For example, is it better to market them as 'tumbler wraps', as opposed to generic 'Digital Prints', even though they're functionally the same? Is it ever worth it to market images as 'digital prints' or 'Printable posters'?
2. For Clipart, do you sell them with a transparent background as PSD files, or is a white background fine and the buyer should expect to remove the background on their own?
3. In terms of digital patterns, how important is it to verify that the patterns generated by AI *actually* repeat? Personally, I use Artbreeder, not Midjourney. Do you open the images in an image editor and verify that they title nicely?
1. You want to be specific
2. I sell transparent PNGs
3. Midjourney is capable of creating seamless patterns with --tile command
I doubt the average person buying clipart even owns photoshop, so definitely not as psd files.
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Are you selling Clipart, tumbler wraps, digital paper, ... in the same shop? Or do you have a separate shop for each niche?
I have a shop selling seamless patterns but I feel I reached a limit in sales. And I am thinking of offering clipart too. Can I do it in the same shop? Or better opening another shop?
You can sell different products like patterns and clipart in one store but they need to match your store brand
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Question: how do you give customers "future access to all new listings" ? I want to create a mega bundle but I'm not sure how that aspect of it works specifically?
You need to upload your picture to some sort of cloud like Google drive
Good info! If you update a title for a listing, how long does it take for that change to take effect when it comes to SEO?
I don’t know
@@PatrykMarketer 30 days according to Google ;)
thought you cant sale prompts on etsy anymore? new rules
you are right. You can't sell them .this video is old
Dylan Jahrus is the youtuber.
My etsy got suspended, am I able to open up a new etsy store?
Possibly depends on your ban
OK!
Fuck is "esyo"?
SEO = Search Engine Optimization
This comment has me weak
I don't know why this got recommended to me but this is actually like evil
Evil, how?
Le me guess you're a struggling "artist"?😂