Up till tonight, my best order was one framed print just over £100. Was sat doing some work earlier tonight when I heard a cha-ching, and saw I got a framed 20x28" sale for £129.99 - so this would be my best sale, only for a few hours later as I'm packing up work for the night to get a further cha-ching for a framed 24x36" print! Absolutely buzzing is an understatement. I was only saying to my partner last night how I feel the store seems to attract A5, A4 or Digital Downloads, so maybe the Etsy gods were listening!

Had my first triple order today, 3 different sized posters (!!!) which all needed re-sizing. Order came through an abandoned basket discount of 20%, which of course the blow was softened by the 20% off at PS, overall profit after fees was around £28 🥳

Hi I am Ross from Melbourne, Australia and been doing Etsy for awhile now but mainly digital product and at the moment i do clipart, but so glad i found here as love doing wallart so looking to learn as much as can from this group

Hi guys, I had someone order a Digital Download - I have this on my normal listings (I know it's a grey area around having them as separate listings and so on). I completed the order the other day, sent an email with the download attached (A-size jpg) and then sent her a message on Etsy explaining an email had been sent. She replied saying she hadn't received an email, but seemed a bit agitated in this response. I went back apologising and sent it via Etsy chat as a work-around, however she came back asking for a download link. I proceeded to add this to a folder in Google Drive and share it with her, only for her to come back again a bit agitated, explaining that she bought a digital download 'from my colleague' (assuming she means another shop) and got a download link with numerous ratios in, and that my file wasn't big enough as it's only 1.4mb (it's 4216 x 5968px and 300dpi). I'm not really sure what to do from here, but my thoughts were to: 1. Explain the file size and the dimensions/dpi etc. 2. Ask her if she wants any other ratio's included as well as the A-size print I've provided. 3. Explain the other purchase she got was from another store and we are not linked 4. Offer her an extra print (download) as an apology. Do you think that's fair? With how she's wording everything, it just feels like it's going to end in a bad review which I'd very much like to avoid at these early stages... Not going to send a reply just yet but any advice? Thanks, Rob

Hey guys, How’s everyone getting on with their journey? If you’ve made some progress recently, share it below. It could be finishing your first design, getting your shop open, publishing a listing or making a sale. Small wins count too! And if you haven’t started yet, or something’s holding you up, let us know. Is it creating designs, learning Etsy, using PrintShrimp, just finding the time, or something else? Share a win, ask a question, or tell us what you’re working on. I’d love to hear how you’re getting on and see where we can help.