Hi all, I've heard a lot of people use analytics tools like evergreen, and I just wanted to ask the class to see what people think about it and see how you've found using these tools for print on demand. I've seen people online using it for different types of products so just wanted to see, specifically in this community, what your experiences have been like with it :)

Hey guys, I want to ask, what are you struggling with the most at the moment? It could be figuring out where to start, creating designs, using PrintShrimp, setting up your shop, pricing, getting listings up or getting sales. Whatever stage you’re at, I’d like to hear from you. Tell me what you’re trying to do and where you’re getting stuck. If you’ve already tried a few things, mention those too. I want to get a better idea of where I can help and what we could explain better in the community. Chances are someone else is stuck on the same thing, so don’t be shy about asking.

Hiya So I setup my shop a few months ago and uploaded about 10 images then decided to pause, learn Midjourney, prompting, learn about graphic design, build up a stock of art and save money to use the bulk listing tool. I now have about 50 photos and growing fast. How many listings should I be putting up daily? I know I need at least 500 listings to start generating any traction and sales but I also remember something about triggering Etsy anti-spam protocols and getting your shop disabled if you upload too much especially as a new shop. This is my store by the way https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/RiftscapeStudio I know I need to add in a sentence in the description about AI being involved in the creation process so I'll be doing that but if there's any other tips I should know, maybe thumbnail adjustments or anything, feel free to advise me so I can implement it moving forward with all my upcoming uploads. 😃

Hi all, I've been using print shrimp's bulk listing tool since I started my store recently. A thought that has just occurred to me is the amount of print sizes available, and the concern that some customers may get buyers fatigue trying to choose the right size for them. Would love any other takes on this and if anyone deliberately limits the amount of sizes to a much smaller variety for this or other reasons!

Hi All! I joined this community very recently so I'm still getting to grips with midjourney, so far enjoying it but having some difficulty with editing things to get them just how I want them... I want to make sure when I make a poster it will print in good quality as it should once it has been upscaled. If I were to use ChatGPT to try generating some images also, is there a way I can be confident the posters will print in high definition like when I upscale in MJ?