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?

Since opening my store I have been getting a bunch of emails from people claiming to have looked at my store and want to help me get sales. I have no interest real or not but wondering if others here are having the same experience?. What I don’t understand is my business email is not the same as my customer service email, and if they were going to my website and contacting me it would be through the customer service email, but they are all coming through my business email.

Is it better to: 🎨 Stick to one design style (minimalist, kawaii, or vintage) and apply it across multiple topics? OR 🎯 Stick to one niche topic (like teachers, engineers, or nurses) and explore it through a few different design styles? 🧩 Note: Is it possible to combine both — have a clear niche AND some creative flexibility — without making your store feel messy? Would love to hear how you approach this! 👀👇

The store is opened, live and ready to take orders! I have ordered two shirts from my live store, one through my computer and one on my phone. Both transactions seamless with no issues. About 2/3 of the way done with the first mock-up test setup with about 20 different mockups ready to test. I should be ready to go for my first round this Thursday through Sunday, excited.