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Poster Print on Demand
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13 contributions to Poster Print on Demand
4d •
Print quality at PrintShrimp
Received a ‘test’ print this morning I ordered myself from Print Shrimp for quality checking. Just want to say, big thank you @Tom Beeston and PrintShrimp. Quality is superb and the protection of A2 print was excellent 👏🏻 . I’m now keeping my test print and popping it up 😅
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@Mihai Volintiriu Thank you. I’d even liked that post but must’ve forgot to act on it! For existing prints, do you think the most efficient approach is to create these at the point a customer orders than spend time updating 50+ listings?
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@Mihai Volintiriu Amazing, thanks Mihai. I do a lot of preparing in Photoshop so should probably look into how I can be more efficient with scripting!
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Double order by mistake
Hi all, a customer double ordered by mistake and just wondered how to deal with this issue as feel bad as didn’t notice this issue myself when sending some orders and don’t want a negative review for this issue but also don’t want to lose out on the money. Could I twist it for a 5* review?
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@Jack Gorman Have you managed to catch it quick enough that you can get in touch with Print Shrimp to cancel the print? If not, try that first. If it’s too late, I’d personally take the hit to avoid a negative review.
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@Jack Gorman At least it’s one extra order on your store to help with obtaining/mainting star seller status 😅
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Quantity = Profit
Hi all, after some advice. I started my shop about a month ago. Currently have 50 listenings with only 2 sales. Should I be focusing on increasing the volume I have to offer or should I at this point be looking at the quality of my designs. Hoping for some guidance
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Hi Morgan. From my experience over the last 5 months it was a slow start. A few things to check are: 1) ask yourself, are you selling prints people want to buy or are you selling prints you want to sell? Sometimes, this could be why. 2) Review your listings - titles, images, descriptions and tags... these should all be consistent. 3) Pricing and competition - are you priced competitively and did you do competitor research to understand who you’re competing against and similar listings. Good luck!
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Etsy Payment
Hey guys, struggling to wrap my head around when I'm going to start seeing money I've earned on Etsy become available for deposit. Started my shop about a month ago and luckily have seen a decent amount of sales fly in over this time. However, this means I've had to put down a lot of money in to PrintShrimp in order to fulfil orders. I know there's something about Etsy profit not becoming available for 14 days, as well as a reserve for new shops, however, I can't seem to figure out when I'll actually start seeing the money available for deposit. I'm seeing multiple sales coming in everyday, but no money available for deposit, meaning I'm ploughing money in to PrintShrimp and just operating at a huge loss. Understand I essentially I just have to wait but with every sale I'm out of pocket even more until Etsy actually makes my funds available. Can anyone help clear this up a little bit more for me? Thanks!
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@Tom Owen Have Etsy put a reserve on your shop and are you using tracked delivery? For me, Etsy are taking 30% for the reserve and are drip feeding me based on the delivery status from tracking or 45 days later. Guessing these limits vary for everyone though!
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@Tom Owen thats very odd, I’d speak with Etsy to understand why you can’t see anything. Are you spending on ads?
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