Happy Friyay everyone! Hope you all had a fantastic week and here is to hopefully a great weekend of sales on Etsy. It has been just over 1 week since we first launched our bulk listing software. It has been amazing to get feedback and to see how much everyone is loving it! The key to success on Etsy really is listing as many posters as possible (as long as they are good posters!!). I like to use my 3 shops as an example, there is literally a direct correlation: PrintsSeekingWalls: 900 listings, 1.2k sales ThisArtPlace: 1,700 listings, 1.9k sales OnePlanetPrints: 3,300 listings, 3.5k sales I don't think that is a coincidence! The bulk listing software allows you to save the most time consuming part of selling on Etsy, and instead spend time on actually creating posters. Also, it skips the most boring part. I can't believe my evenings used to literally be 5 hours each night in front of the TV uploading manually 🤪 In the first week our bulk listing tool has lead to: -10,500 Etsy listings generated -60,000 Mockups rendered Assuming each listing with mock ups and everything used to take 7 minutes to create and upload to Etsy, that is: 1,225 hours saved in uploading time, aka 50 days already! If you haven't tried out the bulk lister tool yet, please do! We give all of you 5 free credits so you can have a go and get a feel for how it works. It took a lot of work to build this and is probably our proudest creation so far 😆 If you have any time this weekend, see how many posters you can create, and then have a play with the lister to see how quickly you can now upload to Etsy 😛

Ok so something that resonated in one of Tom’s videos is that if you produce ‘crap’ posters it’ll be a problem. I’ve made 15 posters so far and would love some feedback. My posters are made in Gemini with me dropping into Canva, removing watermarks/brands and adding the year as a title and a random date. Anachronism is my theme and they’re supposed to be amusing. All feedback good and bad welcome! https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/SlimJimPrint

Hi All, been looking into PoD for a while and have gone for it, set up my Etsy store and just launched my shop! Let's go 🚀

First three listings posted last night, at last! Had a message a mere 6 hours later asking about sizes. Likely a spam message or genuine interest from a potential customer so soon?!

Hi all, I’m still yet to post my first listing but in the meantime, I just wanted to get some advice on upscaling. So far, I’ve dropped my image into Photopea, image size 841 mm high, 300 DPI, ticked resample. Looks ok but a little blurry on screen at 100%. I also tried upscayl as an alternative but I feel when viewed at 100% on the screen. The image looks very rubberised and plasticy, difficult to describe! Does the first resample option work well by itself when printed or do I need to fiddle with some settings in upscayl or elsewhere? I guess the best thing to do would be to actually print a test one before selling on Etsy!