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How many more designs?
When a design starts selling a few times, how many additional designs should you usually create or expand to in the same/similar style or theme ? Thanks
3 likes • Nov '25
I double down as they say
👉Etsy’s easy… when you stop making it so hard
Most Etsy sellers quit after about 45 days. They list a few designs, get 14 visits, 0 sales, and start saying things like: “I got in too late.” “It’s all saturated.” “Etsy just favors big shops.” But that’s not why it’s hard. The real reason? Their expectations are completely out of control. So let’s fix that 👇 1. The $10K/month mindset vs. the $0 mindset Everyone wants instant traction. But every shop you see making $10K+? They assumed it would take YEARS. If you treat your Etsy shop like a business from day one — not a hobby, not a “maybe this will work” — you’ll start acting like a top seller before the badge shows up. 2. You’re not “good” yet (and that’s okay) When my first design went viral, I honestly thought I was a genius. My next 10 tanked. 😏 That’s when I learned: it’s not about one lucky product — it’s about testing, learning, and stacking products. Even with $1M+ in digital sales, I still have listings that flop. The difference? I don’t make it mean anything. I just learn and move on. 3. Stop trying to sell to everyone “Funny tumbler wraps”, "ADHD planners", "Dog wall art", "Kid's coloring pages" If you are trying to make and sell everything, you will never get good at anything which will result in no sales and complete burnout. The more specific your audience, the more your designs convert. 4. Stop copying — start remixing You don’t win on Etsy by cloning the top shops. You win by taking what’s trending… and putting your weird, wonderful spin on it. Because AI doesn’t replace creativity — it multiplies it. Etsy’s easy. Once you stop making it so hard. Keep designing, keep experimenting, and stop expecting your first 10 listings to retire you, though that would be really nice. 😆 You’re just one good prompt away from your next bestseller. — Bailey P.S. If you want my daily trending product ideas + the exact AI prompts + SEO to fast-track your Etsy growth, join the AI Design & Grow Experience here — it’s where I help creatives like you turn prompts into profit every single day.
👉Etsy’s easy… when you stop making it so hard
3 likes • Nov '25
I’ve been consistently creating and uploading digital designs of all kinds for the last 4 months getting very few sales and less than 20 views per day.
3 likes • Nov '25
@Bailey V thank you, I appreciate you your response. I’m really trying
🚨 It’s not an Etsy saturation problem… it’s THIS
You don’t have an SEO or Saturation problem. You have a designs people don’t want problem. I know—that stings. Because you’ve been tweaking your tags, posting more Pins, maybe even paying for ads… all while your listings sit there gathering dust. But here’s the hard truth (that’s also freeing): ✨ It’s not about hacking the algorithm. ✨ It’s not about spamming Pinterest. ✨ It’s not even about “beating” saturation. It’s ALL about creating designs that buyers are already looking for. That’s exactly why I built the AI Design & Grow Club—so busy people (yes, YOU with a million tabs open) can shortcut all the guesswork. Every single day, I hand you what’s trending, what’s selling, and the AI prompts to make it in minutes… even if you’re not techy. Because if your shop isn’t built around demand, more designs just means more burnout. Higher volume of designs won’t fix it. It only magnifies the problem. And the emotional cost? You stay stuck in “hustle mode,” second-guessing every design, refreshing your dashboard for sales that never come. ☁️ Now imagine the flip side: You open Etsy, and instead of crickets—you see orders. Buyers are literally asking for more in your Messages. Your listings feel fun again. And your side hustle finally feels worth it. But listen—this only works if you take action. The code ' BYT' for the AI Design & Grow Club expires TOMORROW. 👉 Join here and let’s build your momentum Don’t let overwhelm steal another month from you. See you in there - Bailey 🔍P.S. Be sure to use the code BYT to save!
🚨 It’s not an Etsy saturation problem… it’s THIS
3 likes • Sep '25
I have 91 listings so far in my Etsy shop and only 3 sales. To me, that means they must not like my designs. Its a very frustrating experience.
3 likes • Sep '25
@Lana Kes Thank you for your words of encouragement, I think that is what I needed to hear at this point. I am willing to chat with your friend. Thank you again!
🤔 What’s your Etsy Seller Sales Score??
If you’ve ever wondered why some Etsy shops seem to blow up overnight while others stall out… it’s not luck. It’s strategy. That’s exactly why I put together a quick free quiz: What’s Your Etsy Seller Sales Score? In just a couple of minutes, you’ll get: ✅ A personalized score showing how aligned your shop is for sales ✅ Clear insights into where you’re strong (and what’s holding you back) ✅ Actionable tips you can use right now to boost your growth It’s fun, fast, and might just explain why your sales are stuck—or how to scale faster. 👉 Take the quiz now P.S. Your score might sting a little (in a good way). But it’ll give you the exact clarity you need to finally get your Etsy sales moving in the right direction.
🤔 What’s your Etsy Seller Sales Score??
8 likes • Aug '25
I got a 3, but I can see why
Ideogram Aspect Ratio for Junk Journal
Can anyone tell me the best aspect ratio to use in Ideogram if my final print format will be 8.5” x 11”? I’m currently generating in Ideogram and then assembling in Canva, but I’m wondering if Photoshop might be a better choice to maintain DPI and proper scaling. (I'm making Junk Journals)
1 like • Aug '25
@Elizabeth T Thank you for this info. I have been hearing about Photopea, so I may just look into that. Thank you again for your insight!
0 likes • Aug '25
@Elizabeth T I circled back to thank you again for you recommendation for Photopea. I used it for my most recent listing and WOW, game changer for time and ease of us. Thank you again!
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Marcy Chandler
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Digital designer and learning new approaches in AI

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