Generic = invisible in the POD world. The key to making sales isn't being broader; it's being specific. This week's article, "🔍 Finding Your POD Niche," is your roadmap to standing out and making sales easier. A great niche is a combination of your interest + a group with demand. It’s the difference between a shirt that says "Coffee is life" and one that says "Teachers run on coffee and chaos." Which one do you think is easier to market? 🤔 Read the full article for the step-by-step process, common red flags to avoid, and a ton of inspiring ideas: Link 👈☺️ Your Homework: 1. Look Inward: What is one passion or community you are already a part of? 2. Niche It Down: Try to narrow that down to a specific audience (e.g., Dog Moms → Greyhound Rescue Dog Moms). Drop your proposed niche in the comments! 👇

Hey Mysties! 👋 We're leveling up our support game to ensure you get the fastest help possible, anytime you need it! 1. The Classroom! 📚 For instant help with prompting, upscaling, or product settings, please check the FAQs in the Mystic POD Classroom. 90% of questions are answered right there! 2. Need 1-on-1 Help? 📧 We've streamlined our system to a direct email channel by sending us a message through support@mysticpod.com . We are still offering 24/7 support with a commitment to respond in minutes. 😉 We're always here to keep your creative flow going! Happy prompting!

Just a bit of maybe helpful information, not necessarily POD related but it may help someone so I'm passing it along, I was having a major problem with Canva, it just refused to work. Over the past few years I had contracted Cataracts in both eyes so I have been using a 43 inch (1092 mm) television as my monitor. Cataracts have been corrected now but I got SO used to that screen with a ( Win 11 Recommended ) screen resolution set to 1600 x 900 that I simply left it that way. Canva doesn't like that at all, reduced resolution and Canva now works, just something to keep in mind if you happen to see anyone reporting Canva problems.