Hi all, I'm really struggling with MidJourney and making it do what I want. I'm trying all sorts of prompts and using the style references etc, but it's just continuously giving me absolutle nonsense. I've also been trying to get a single character (a bunny) into different scenes so I can do poster series, but it's also not working. I've watched a bunch of youtubes on how to do it etc, but the actual system is not playing ball and the output is really low quality. I even tried going super simple with a prompt (like Tom advises us to do in the SKOOL vids) in the screen shot attached, and it's just the worst!! Any tips on how to get MidJourney to be better? 😅

I got my first sale!!! After weeks and weeks of hard work, listings etc, I finally got my first CA-CHING! and then low and behold, a few hours later - another one. The relief is real! Good luck to everyone else in these early days, holding out for their first order.

When it comes to setting the prices for my posters and variations, do i have to put them all in manually the first time? Also i only have the option to list prices for the UK, US and everywhere else but on printshrimps pricing the have prices for each country? Not sure if i have done something wrong

Hi All! I remember Tom went through his system for file naming in one of the vidoes but I now can't find it! Curious to know what systems people are using for their file names to keep track of it all once you get into the hundreds of SKUs! Any tips?

Hi All, I'm new and just preparing to open my shop! I was wondering if there was a template for the PrintShrimp paper and shipping specs that people use for their product descriptions? ie. something like the below. Though I've seen reference to 200gsm in the Skool documents, but this example (which is a shop that uses printshrimp) says 260gsm, so I'm not clear on what to write to manage customer expectations. Help and/or a template of what you've written would be much appreciated! "Printed on museum grade, 260gsm gloss poster paper. All orders will be sent the next working day. We ensure your posters are well protected during shipping, with high quality tubes. Orders should arrive within X-X working days in the UK, Australia and the USA."