So I've just crossed over 200 listings, started my shop around 2 months ago sold 3 items so far. But havent had another sale for a month now and views & visits are basically doing naff all tbh. How does everyone drive traffic? I assume uploading daily ETSY would see you're legit & push you out more. Any help much appreciated. Thankyou

How is everyone October going ? Is it quieter than anticipated- i thought that Q4 would be a “quick fire” - but it more like a “slow burn” …. Its my 1st Q4 so not really sure what to expect

I've gone onto my shop on ETSY of 195 items, my items have disappeared, I'm trying to contact them now. Has anyone had this before?

Good morning gang, We have some very exciting news to announce: a new member of the PrintShrimp team! And, to 99% of you, this will not a be a new face. In fact, you may be surprised he wasn't a part of the team already 😂 So, it is my pleasure to announce our new community manager, Mihai! Mihai has been a core part of our community since we started. He is an absolute poster genius - not only being one of our top sellers since he started, but also managing to be a Star Seller on Etsy the whole time. So, any questions you have on the Skool, please trust in Mihai's response. He is a trusted part of the PrintShrimp team, and speaks for us. His poster knowledge is seriously unmatched. So look our for him in the comments, and please feel free to drop him a message with any questions. p.s. Please use the Skool for any general questions about getting started selling prints. For any order issues, please ensure you click 'Report a Problem' in the PrintShrimp order portal. This ensures we can deal with issues as quickly as possible and keeps all order info in one place. Please only email hey@printshrimp.com for enquiries not suitable for the Skool.

I was in the middle of uploading 8 listings when I was hit with 2 orders for 3 items: one download for just pennies and then a double-order of 2x A2 posters at once: the first time I've ever got a poster order for more than one and the 2nd largest size I offer too! Not only that, finally, one of those was an original popular poster design and the 2nd was one that followed the advice of "if it's popular, make more variants of that same thing". This is the first surge of activity after a rather painful 8-day dry spell. One thing in this a lesson I (think I) have learned (it's hard because there are so many apparently contradictory factors to consider), is that it doesn't pay (so well) to run a sale for 1 month. Running 1 day sales repeatedly is tough to manage if you're busy at work, and 2 days seemed not to work very reliably for me. My wife runs them weekly and says this works for her well. Time to try that! I look forward to hearing what the experiences of others have been at this time of year, and what factors you believe have an influence on shop success, too. :)