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27 contributions to Poster Print on Demand
First Framed Sale!
Had my first framed sale yesterday after being open for 2 months. Happy with the results i’m seeing in the ‘busy’ period now, £145 for one print! 🥳 now I just have to pay for it to be printed 😂
First Framed Sale!
1 like • Oct 12
@Mihai Volintiriu First sale was 28th August
2 likes • Oct 12
@Mihai Volintiriu hopefully. I want me extra 30% payment plz
Upscaling
Hey everyone. New to this and just wondering how everyone upscales AI artwork? I’m worried that I will generate a piece of artwork and someone orders it in a large size, it won’t be good enough quality. How can I check to see if it’s good enough to be printed in a larger size. I was considering offering only a5,a4 and a3 but concerned that I will be cutting my sales by being so limited. Thank you
0 likes • Oct 12
@Charlotte Sheed Canva Pro (paid but worth it) or Photopea (free) are your best bet
0 likes • Oct 12
@Charlotte Sheed But definitely the Upscayl app is the best for upscaling images before getting it to Canva/Photopea - and it’s free!
Scammers ... and Gmail account advice
Funny story... The email account? A new Gmail account I set up for my shop.. I had forgot Etsy specifically WARN NOT to set an email the same as the shop name... I had planned to use it for something else though. It was NOT the email for my Etsy account... fortunately. I'm a computer nerd 🤓 - pretty wise to most of it... but still didn't think one day. I sent a reply to a direct email I received for an item in my shop. Worse still... I thought at the time it was a little "odd" as how have they got this email since it isn't actually the one I use to log into Etsy and I had not even published the email address they were using... The hook? Not the email in the photo (that's just an example from just now! I just listed an item and 3 mins later get this...) The email I am referring to pointed out an error on the listing which turned out to be true, and as they had been helpful I replied and thanked them (as I was "being nice"). Went on my merry way. The pain? About 3-4 days later Google logged me out of all sessions of the new Gmail account. I could not log in. It would not accept the 2FA, always TOO MANY ATTEMPTS.... Luckily I had set up a phone number and recovery email. However, bots spamming it trying to get in meant I had to wait... 3 months I left it alone... Then I had to send in an appeal to Google, which I was granted due to having the phone and recovery email on the account - else I would have lost it... Advice? If you use gmail ensure you go "TO THE MAX" on setting up the 2 Factor Authentication and security... Ensure you get copies of the recovery codes. It will always grant you access or give you proof you "own the account". Never respond to direct emails. They will most likely be bots / scams / hackers... How else have they got the email address?
Scammers ... and Gmail account advice
2 likes • Oct 12
Scams are getting more and more sophisticated! Very annoying for people not ‘ready’ for it. As you say, I never respond to direct emails from the account I set up my store with, as the email address is not shared anywhere, so if they have it, it’s most likely a scammer.
Let's get the ball moving!
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.
1 like • Oct 12
Well deserved appointment! Are you taking offers to be a dedicated image upscaler? 🤣🤌
New seller advice
Hi New seller here Can I ask what is your best selling size please
1 like • Oct 12
There really isn’t one to stick to. Depending on where you are selling to, countries prefer different sizes as their ‘standard’. Best thing is to offer all options PrintShrimp offer, and then resize the image to fit when you get a sale for that print
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George Peters
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