Just a quick question for those who’ve started offering framed versions of their posters — did you change your listing titles/descriptions/tags when you added frames, or just keep the original listing and add framed options as variants? Not sure if it’s better for SEO to include words like “framed print” in the title and tags, or if it doesn’t really make much difference. Interested to hear what’s worked best for everyone.

Hey everyone, Quick question — has anyone here had issues with Printshrimp sending out the wrong print to a customer? I’ve just had a situation where a customer received the wrong design, even though the order was submitted correctly on my end. What’s strange is that it looks like they may have been sent a print from a previous order instead. I haven’t had any feedback from that previous customer yet, so I’m not sure if the orders have been swapped or if it’s just a one-off mistake. I’ve only recently started out, and things have just begun to gain some traction, so I’m a bit concerned about the impact of a bad review this early on. Has anyone else experienced something like this? How did you handle it? Really appreciate any advice 🙏

That’s me now at 4 sales and 2 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ reviews in my first couple of months doing this 🙌 Honestly buzzing with how it’s going so far — really appreciate everyone who’s supported, ordered, or even just liked and shared 💙 Still early days, but this is just the beginning 🚀

Hi everyone, I’ve recently reworked my shop quite a bit and would really appreciate some honest feedback on the current direction: https://dldigitalcraft.etsy.com⁠ Over the last weeks I moved away from experimenting with different styles and focused the shop on a much clearer niche. The shop is now centered around calm, nature inspired wall art for bathroom and spa interiors (Japandi, Zen, botanical, water, etc.). All products are now physical print on demand — no more digital downloads. My goal is to build a consistent visual identity around calm spaces, natural elements and interior use cases rather than mixing different concepts. So far, this shift seems to work: I’ve had around 8 sales this month and one listing is starting to gain some traction. I’m currently expanding further in this direction. I would really appreciate your honest opinion: – Does the shop feel cohesive and clear in its positioning? – Does the niche make sense from a buyer perspective? – What would you personally improve next? Thanks in advance, I really appreciate any feedback!

Hi everyone, Quick question — does anyone here use Pinterest to help grow their Etsy shop? I’m looking at ways to increase traffic and sales, and I’ve heard Pinterest can be really effective, but I’m not sure how to best use it alongside Etsy. If you’re using it, I’d love to know what’s working for you (or if it’s worth the effort). Thanks in advance!