@Saskia V Hi Saskia. It was my pleasure lass. I wish you well...

@Hanson Pollitt Nice one Hanson. I wish you well on your Etsy journey :-)

Create stunning beautiful designs, get your orders shipped quickly and give your customers world class customer service. Asking also helps. I used to be so annoyed in the beginning that customers would write me lovely messages about the print they received but not leave a review. So I started asking them to do so as a matter of course. Consequently, my ratio of reviews to sales stands at some 21.4% currently which is quite pleasing. Good luck!

Create stunningly beautiful print designs that people love and give your customers a world class buying experience/customer service.

@Steve Kayser Do you have google? if so put your question into it and you will get hundreds of detailed answers with step by step guidance on how to do it...Thank me later :-)

@Steve Kayser Hi Steve. First of all I apologize for my sarcasm in my previous post. Something put me in a devilish mood yesterday and I childishly took my annoyance out on your post! Sorry :-( You are right in that annoyingly, it cannot be done in any other way other by changing by percentage. That is a HUGE flaw in Etsy's system for doing it in that manner causes all sorts of potential problems etc. In an ideal world we would be able to adjust prices manual to our exact requirements in a pricing grid and then we should be able to implement those manually adjusted prices across the board (or at least across selected listings) at the click of a button. But no, we can only change it as a percentage. Mihai talks of possible forthcoming options to do so with the use of external applications but I cannot help you with any of that I am afraid for I don't use any external apps and I know nothing about them. I have emailed Etsy several times about this flaw with no response. Please do the same in the hope that it will get them to change/improve it to a far more flexible and user friendly system. Athe best :-)

@Mihai Volintiriu I would suggest you are wiser too my friend. Once Etsy ban you you over copyright infringements you will NEVER get back on. It happened to a friend of mine who after 18 months on Etsy was selling £7k per month of wall art with 40% margin. Why risk all the hard work and effort to end up with nothing? Each to their own of course but I would rather make £1k profit per month with no risks than £3k per month knowing it could end any day....

@Simon Knopf Yayoi Kusama is still alive. OK she is 97 years old but, by the grace of God, she is still with us. This means that all of her work is copyrighted. FYI other people's artwork does not become public domain (i.e. free of copyright) until they have been dead for 70 years. OK, unlike many corporations, she probably does not pay highbrow lawyers to survey the market and protect her copyrights aggressively but her work is copyrighted my friend. In lieu of that you are in serious risk of getting copyright strikes from Etsy. I really don't want to rain on your parade and I genuinely wish you all the very best but you have now seen the potential Etsy offers to generate a decent income. Removing your Kusama art will probably reduce that income in the short term but I promise you that you would be best served in the long run by steering well clear of any potential copyright infringements for as sure as night turns to day, they will bite you in due course. There may well be millions of other people selling her artwork on Etsy but if you value your Etsy store and if you view it as having long term income potential for yourself then you need to be very careful... Wishing you all the best, Jayne