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Poster Print on Demand

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VAT message
Has anyone had this message when selling a poster in Europe...? Does printshrimp share the IOSS number with the courier or add the package value to the packaging...?
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Just handle it like any other order; you don't need to do anything extra
Faster Shipping?
Is there any faster shipping option available through PrintShrimp? I have a customer who needs an order by Thursday.
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@Mihai Volintiriu My customer is in the UK. With Express Shipping, can I assure them that it will arrive by Thursday or Friday?
Etsy US Banner Question
Hi, I'm making a new banner and I've seen a lot of bigger etsy stores have the tagline : "All U.S orders are fulfilled and shipped locally withing the U.S so no unexpected import or custom fees" is this something we can say if we use Print Shrimp as it's printed domestically? Thanks
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mix and match? Or 1 theme per shop?
I was watching something that said: make sure your shop sticks to one theme (cars, nature...) to maximise sales. however i've got 5 pictures up so far (i'm new), and there are bits of different themes. What are people doing about this? as i thought that was the idea behind 'sections'? Should i start over and focus on one subject?
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Personally, I don't see much reason to focus on a single niche. To me, that only limits your reach. Sure, there are some successful stores that focus on one niche, but I see far more successful stores selling all kinds of artwork. That's the approach I prefer. I sell across different niches, then prioritize the ones that perform best while continuing to look for new niches where my style might work.
Do you sell many A0 or A1 size posters to your customers?
I'm really struggling to create posters that I like using Canva Pro that size up to A1 let along A0 size without the pixels going blurry. The originators of the artwork did not account for larger sizes (scaling up) so I feel I'm really compromising on what I want to produce because of this. I think I now want to focus on poster designs for the kitchen /dining spaces. So my question is: do many of your customers actually buy posters at A1 or A0 size (or should I produce to A2 and smaller for the majority but miss out on some potential opportunities)? Your thoughts would be appreciated.
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@Jan Ibbott Upscayl has a free desktop version that can increase the resolution and improve sharpness.
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