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📊 Mockup Test – CPC Rising / Spend Concentration Question Context: I’m currently 3 days into a mockup test campaign (started Thursday, now Saturday). - 10 ads (10 mockups) - $12.50/day total budget - Advantage+ Audience & Placements ON What’s happening: - One ad is taking all the spend - Spend on that single ad: $30.42 total - CPC started around $1.20–$1.30, now gradually rising to $1.90 - The other 9 mockups have received $0 spend My concern: At this point, it feels like I’m: - Getting confirmation that this one mockup isn’t a winner - But not giving the other 9 creatives any opportunity to enter the auction I understand Meta will favor what it thinks is the strongest signal early, but I’m trying to decide the best move with ~36 hours left in the test window. My question to the group: Given this situation, would you recommend: 1. Letting it run through the weekend to complete the test and gather full data 2. Pausing this one ad now so spend can redistribute and test other mockups 3. Killing the campaign entirely and relaunching with a different structure (ex: fewer ads per set) Basically trying to balance: - Not cutting too early - But also not burning the rest of the budget on a clear non-winner Would appreciate hearing how you’d handle this based on your experience. 🙏

I'm getting ready to do my mockup testing and I was curious if there are better days of the week to test on or if it made a difference? I would love to get some feedback on this

A strong brand isn't just about one design—it's about a consistent style that customers can recognize and trust. Take VeryVintageDigitals on Etsy as an example. They sell a huge variety of designs for different holidays and themes, but every single product has that distinct retro style. They've built a brand around an aesthetic, not just a niche! You can do the exact same thing with Mystic POD. Create a 'style guide' for your prompts and apply it to any subject to build a cohesive store that keeps customers coming back. 💪

In the process of swapping over winning mock-up in my store, no wonder EVERYBODY says how it, well let’s be honest, kinda sucks. Time consuming and boring, but, the store is looking better and is more user friendly by the day. I do have a question, there are many color variants but to make a mock-up for everyone seems a little overkill. Meg in the coarse had like five or six of the most common colors. What’s the recommended amount? I have like 12 different colored shirts on my mock-up, should I only make those colors available on printify and my store?