💡 Here’s what might be happening—and how we can flip it: 1. The Freebie vs. the Offer Disconnect Let’s keep it real. People are loving your Freebie Friday drops—but if they’re not biting on the bundle, it might be because they don’t fully see the why behind the next step. You’ve got to step into their shoes. Think like your customer for a second: - Does your upsell clearly solve the next problem they’ll face after using the freebie? Is the FREEBIE a design they can only use to make shirts or is it editable or can they resell it? Make the customer say to themselves, “Oh shoot—I need the rest of this ASAP!” - Or is it coming across more like a random upgrade that they could buy, but they don’t really need? 💭 For example, if your freebie is 1 PNG file… and your upsell is a pack of 10 editable Canva templates—are you making it obvious why that’s a game-changer? Are you showing them how much easier it’ll make their business or how much faster they’ll get to the bag? Here is a quick example of how to think: You create 32 Football designs (just for example lol), give the worst team for FREE and the 31 other teams in the upgrade. 🛠️ If you are sending emails to your customers who got the freebie: Say something like— “Now that you’ve got the freebie, let me show you how to flip it into real results this weekend…”Then SHOW that bundle in action. Make it undeniable. or In the comments of your post offering your FREEBIE say something like don't forget to check out the upgrade because you get 10 more and are all Editable Images in Canva including the FREEBIE. @Jean Spells

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Last week, I cleaned house on Etsy and reported several shops that were blatantly selling my original images. Since then—surprise, surprise—I’ve received three copyright notices. Two of them are completely bogus. I created those designs using DALL·E and Photoshop with my own hands, and yes, I have the receipts. Funny how after I reported one of those shops for using five of my designs, their shop got shut down…and now here comes the retaliation. I actually reached out to them and sure enough it was retaliation. But instead of getting mad, I want to show you how I’m staying ready—just in case—and how you can too. Here's how to stay two steps ahead if Etsy tries to play with your store: 🔒 1. Remove Anything Risky: If you're still holding onto designs that could even look like copyright material—let them go. And definitely don’t upload anything new that falls in the gray zone. 📥 2. Back Up Your Customer List: Use an email extractor tool (like the one I shared in a previous post) to download your customer emails. You want to own your audience—not rent it from Etsy. 🌐 3. Secure a Domain Name: Get a custom domain from GoDaddy and forward it to your Etsy shop. I use www.eboss247designs.com. That way, if Etsy ever shuts your shop down, I can simply point that domain to a new site—and none of my links or promo materials across the internet are wasted. 📂 4. Organize Your Files on Google Drive: Keep your entire collection—including your D3 images—organized in Google Drive. If Etsy ever pulls the plug, you can bundle your entire shop as a digital download and sell it directly. You worked hard to build that shop—don’t let it disappear without a backup plan. 🔁 5. Diversify Where You Sell: Don’t keep all your eggs in the Etsy basket. Upload your digital files to Stan Store, Payhip, Shopify, or your own website. This way, if Etsy ever disappears, your business doesn't. 📸 6. Use Unique Mockups: Avoid using the same mockups that come with bundles or freebies. Etsy’s algorithm detects duplicate visuals, and using custom mockups helps you stand out and stay compliant.

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