So I just tried to create a t-shirt mockup using the prompt from WeScale training. What am I doing wrong? How do I get a realistic mockup? “A flat-lay mockup featuring a white gildan 64000 t-shirt (no tag) prominently displayed on a pickleball court background, styled with flat T-shirt which fills the space. The t-shirt is surrounded by pickleball paddle in the bottom left corner and three pickleballs in the bottom right.”

I launched my store about two months ago, and I have gotten some positive feedback from people I know, but I am not getting any sales except for a handful from friends. I am not sure what I am doing wrong, or where I should focus my energy to start seeing results. Any ideas or suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks!

If you want to scale your shop, you can't waste time on one-off designs. The secret to high-volume sellers is Batching—creating entire collections at once. Take a look at this successful Custom Name Social Club Shirt 👈 Instead of just stopping there, you should be using that one winning prompt to create an entire collection! Batching works perfectly with Mystic POD: 1. Pick ONE Niche: Decide on a hyper-specific niche (e.g., "Vintage Gardening Quotes" or "Minimalist Ocean Animals"). 2. Create Your Master Prompt: Write one detailed prompt covering the style, colors, and layout you want (e.g., Detailed copper engraving, symmetrical layout, dark emerald green background). 3. Quick-Swap the Subject: Keep your Master Prompt the same, and only change the main subject or phrase! This gives you 10-20 perfectly cohesive designs in half the time. Stop designing individual products and start dropping entire collections!

We all start somewhere, but you don't have to learn everything the hard way! The article in our Classroom is a must-read, covering the three biggest pitfalls new POD sellers run into: 1. Trying to sell "a little bit of everything." 2. Using designs that are... well, boring. 3. Ignoring the power of a great product mockup! Tap the link here to read the full article, "3 Common Mistakes POD Beginners Make (and How to Avoid Them)" by Beatriz Miranda, and move straight into smart, strategic action! What's one mistake you wish you could go back and tell your beginner self to avoid? Share it below!