Hi @Jodi Johnson I’ve been thinking whether to ask this or not, but I have a quick question about lowering my prices. I’m a little confused about how to approach this. When I’m looking at the bestsellers in my niche, should I compare my prices to their regular prices or their discounted prices? Should I ignore listings that are running ads? Thanks so much! 😊

Over the next few days I will research one product idea of your choosing to validate the market for you, so drop them below...

If one of your listings is consistently getting sales, don't immediately jump to creating something completely new. Many sellers start branching out and creating random products as a way of expanding, but in truth, you should be doubling down on what is working. So when you have a listing getting sales, ask yourself: ✅ Can I create coordinating designs? ✅ Can I offer additional colors or styles? ✅ Can I bundle it with complementary products? ✅ Can I target a related keyword? ✅ Can I improve the photos or description to increase conversions? One winning product is often the beginning of an entire product line, not just a single listing. Today's Action: Open your best-selling listing and write down 3 ways you can expand on what's already working instead of starting from scratch. If you are new and don't have sales yet, this can be a product that is getting favorites or add to carts. Scale your winners before chasing your next idea.

All the tea towels I use in Printify are out of stock. This is allot of my products. Any ideas of what to do? Wait I guess?

Would it be possible to do a video on what you go through daily to look at your stats and how to track the progress? Just an idea that I would love to see. 🙂