I've been having trouble developing products because I don't have strong knowledge about the different niches out there. I just made a Niche Bank, a document with lists of different evergreen and seasonal and trending niches, with the help of ChatGPT. NOTE: Bailey says a good rule of thumb is to spend 50% of your time on Evergreen and 50% on Seasonal products. Also I wasn't sure where to put this so I threw it in Free Tutorioals. 🗂️ Niche Bank for Digital Products (SVGs, PNGs, POD, etc.) 🌿 Evergreen Niches (50%) (Always in demand, provides consistent sales year-round.) 1️⃣ Family & Relationships - Mom / Dad / Grandparents / Siblings - Pregnancy Announcements & Baby Shower - Parenting & Motherhood - Funny Family Quotes 2️⃣ Pets & Animals - Dogs (specific breeds like Golden Retriever, French Bulldog) - Cats (funny cat quotes, silhouettes) - Horses / Farm Animals - Wildlife (wolves, foxes, bears) 3️⃣ Hobbies & Interests - Gardening & Plants - Camping / Hiking / Outdoors - Fishing & Hunting - Gaming (retro games, funny gamer quotes) - Fitness & Gym - Reading / Book Lover 4️⃣ Professions & Occupations - Teachers / Nurses / Doctors - Police / Firefighters / Military - Truckers / Construction / Mechanics - Small Business Owners / Entrepreneurs 5️⃣ Motivational & Inspirational - Positive Affirmations & Self-Love - Manifestation / Law of Attraction - Bible Quotes & Christian Faith - Mental Health & Mindfulness 6️⃣ Pop Culture & Aesthetics - Celestial & Mystical (moon phases, tarot, zodiac) - Retro & Vintage (70s, 80s, Y2K) - Boho & Minimalist Designs - Gothic & Dark Academia 🎉 Seasonal Niches (50%) (High sales potential but time-sensitive—plan ahead!) 1️⃣ Major Holidays - Christmas (Santa, winter, holiday quotes) - Halloween (witches, pumpkins, gothic themes) - Thanksgiving (turkeys, gratitude quotes) - Easter (bunnies, crosses, pastel designs) 2️⃣ Special Events & Life Milestones

This week I watched the tutorials here on listing creation and realized I had been doing it wrong. When you create a listing, the question that says "What type of product is this" has two answer. 1) A finished product 2) A tool or supply to make a product I thought that since I was making designs for people to use on products I should use #2 but Bailey's video showed her using #1. So I started going through my products and changing them all. That is when I realized I miscategorized all my products! I put everything under clipart! I don't make clipart! So I started categorizing products properly. Most of my products are laser cutfiles, so those I changed to "Cutting Machine Files" and my humorous Print-on-Demand designs I categorized as "Digital" Only 25% of my listings were updated but I woke up to a bunch of views, visits and a sale this morning! Hope this helps someone out there!

Without adding any store links or getting ourselves in trouble could I ask what types of products everyone sells? I'll start! About me.. I have a degree in computer science, studied graphic design, and I am Notion-certified. I wanted to create Notion templates but they take me sometimes a week to finish and so I decided to sell SVG cutfiles for CNC / Laser / Cricut but making sure the SVG images work in the machines can be really time consuming as well. Just started using Playground and I REALLY like the designs it creates and how easy it is. This led me to start making funny designs for Print-on-Demand products. This is easier than SVGs but hasn't really sold yet. What products are you all making? If you are making graphic designs, what product types are you designing for? Has anyone found products that are fun to design? Who is designing for cool, uber-niche products? Who out there is creating digital planners, or spreadsheets, ebooks, how-to's, or any technical word processing files? Nice to meet you all! JR

I'm putting listings in my shop, but under Digital files, I'm only allowed up to 5. Is that how it is for beginners? Please enlighten me.

Hey y'all. 1) What is your system for organizing Canva mockups, listing templates, folders, etc., in Canva? 2) Where and how do you organize your PSDs in a folder system for quick and easy access from Photopea or Photoshop? I can't see how Canva would be an option as you can't place your designs in the PSD mockups in Canva, or can you? If you can, how? This has been my biggest hurdle in getting listings up, I have all the necessary AI tools and other tools, I have a fairly good idea about how to do my SEO, listing photos, etc., but only this one issue, well the two above, actually.