Hey! Welcome to the revamp of The Six Figure Storefront. Same community... With some much-needed updates! For the next few weeks, we will be transitioning from Discord and full-time on Skool. In the meantime, you can still utilize both platforms, but I would encourage you to start getting familiar and comfortable with Skool. After August 14th, we will be full-time on the Skool platform. I know this is going to be a big change, but it 100% will be for the better. The Merch Makers goal is still clear: We strive to help you start and scale your print on demand business. But now we are doing it a bit more... organized. Look out for: 👉🏻 Weekly pre-scheduled live calls 👉🏻 Polished course trainings 👉🏻 Threads dedicated to chatting with fellow sellers 👉🏻 On-time trend reports 👉🏻 First access to software/ai releases and updates And honestly, a lot more. I want everybody to get the results they are looking for. I know this new platform will help me achieve that goal. Now. Let's go make some digital money.

Running Printify into TikTok Shop. A large chunk of my catalog sits at POOR listing quality, and when I pull the diagnosis API the complaint is always the same one: MAIN_IMG_INVALID "Use real images of the product and not illustrations" Some things I have confirmed, in case it saves anyone time: - It only ever flags the first image. Nine images in the gallery, and slots 2 through 9 have never once been flagged. - TikTok's own "suggested images" fix is useless. It returns 7 or 8 suggestions that are all the same photo at different crops and resolutions. Applying them swaps one image for a re-crop of itself, and the tier never moves. I have applied it on several listings with zero change. - Swapping to a different on-model Printify mockup did not help either. Same result, still POOR. What I am starting to suspect is that it is not judging the photo at all, it is judging the artwork printed on the shirt. My text-based designs mostly pass. My illustration-heavy designs fail almost across the board. One of my brands is text humor and passes most listings. The other is illustrated animal art and has never had a single listing pass, using the exact same mockups. Questions for anyone doing Printify into TikTok Shop: 1. Do you get MAIN_IMG_INVALID, and are your designs illustration heavy or text heavy? 2. Does anyone use the Standard Printify plain product-only or flat swatch mockups as the main image instead of the lifestyle on-model ones, and did that clear it? 3. Has anyone actually moved a listing from POOR to GOOD, and what specifically did it? Thanks all, -Elie

New upload method using ListingView

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