Congrats on your success so far, 330 orders in 8 months is pretty good I think! I've not been doing it for as long but here's what sprung to my mind: 1) How come you don't have the star seller badge as your ratings are good and you've been going for well over 3 month?s The badge should help your conversion slightly as you stand out more on the search results and buyers are much more likely to trust you'll deliver as promised. 2) Your featured mockups are ok (well-lit and clear), but I'd recommend incorporating different angles in the additional mockups to make you seem less like a PoD store chucking out designs and more like a professional business. Your descriptions are nice and clear though so that's good. 3) How well researched are your niches? You've clearly had some success so far, so maybe keep up the niches you've had some sales in but from my POV I struggle to see how there would be many people wanting to buy Medieval Prints / War Prints etc.,- BUT maybe I'm wrong! All in all, you clearly know what you're doing and have the fundamentals to be successful, but from first glance at your store the choice of prints isn't what I've seen typically from successful shops. I'm no expert though, this is just constructive criticism if I'm putting myself in the customer's shoes looking at your shop. Hope this helps and interested to see what you think to my points!

@Zakariya Elghannay tbh, with the mockups I have started using PrintShrimp’s bulk listing tool and there is loads on there plus I added some of my own. I just think it’s beneficial to get a few different angles in there so it’s easier for a customer to picture where that poster would fit well in their home, office, etc. I think of it as people have spaces they need filling, and everyone views things from different angles so it’s just good to cover all the bases! A minor change but all the little changes add up. Regarding niches, I wouldn’t say that Etsy punishes stores that have different niches but my assumption is that if you have a store with more similar(ish) products then you’re more likely to get sales. Bc if a customer likes a print of yours and then goes onto your store to see if you have similar ones they might like then there’s just a load of random different designs then they’re way less likely to convert into a sale compared to if there is similar prints in your store - probs explained that badly but hopefully you’re catching my drift

@Samantha White the official badge that comes with the email is what will catch people out though - especially newbies getting their first sales and aren't familiar with what comes after a sale. one of the more convincing phishing attempts i've seen recently tbh!

@Guy T mate they’re fucking relentless 😂 I’ve had about 7 of them today.

@Clinton Prosser I have not, but if you DM me I’d be happy to share.

@George Peters

is resizing a canva pro feature? it's been a while so i'm not sure. but i just go onto the top left bar of my design and click resize and then type in 'poster' and it sizes it into a2. if you want cheap canva pro you can search for it on etsy there's some people selling a workaround to the subscription by joining a 'school' subscription. i bought one for like £4 and i've got permanent canva pro access.