Who should I put as the delivery company for a poster going to Switzerland? I also hadn’t anticipated the ROW shipping cost, so have made about 5p from this sale 😅

Hi everyone. I’m just trying to work out pricing to charge on Etsy and I looked at the blog on this below: https://www.printshrimp.com/how-to-make-money-selling-posters Appreciate this is a blog so may contain some out of date pricing - but from a principle perspective , do these profit illustrations include A) Etsy fees? B) postage? As an example I’ve just made my first sale (yay!) . I had it on for £10.50 including postage for an A5 poster. Print shrimp was £4.99 for the print plus £2 postage = £6.99 If I minus Etsy fees from the £10.50 it doesn’t feel like a great profit - should I be charging postage separately? What’s the average price people are charging for sizes like a5 and a4 and do you build postage in or have it separate? Thank you!

Interested to know what everyone’s process is for upscaling up to A0 poster size. Currently I was thinking something alongside the below but keen to hear opinions/what’s working best for others 1. Downloading from midjourney 2. Using upscayl x4 before importing the image in canva 3. Exporting in canva pro to the correct size once design is finished Should I be “upscayling” again after exporting from Canva Pro too ? Thanks in advance!

Hi All, I’m just in the process of watching the videos, I’ve come up with a shop name and set up a dedicated email address, maybe a silly question but in what order is best to do things, can I set up my shop but not make it active until I’ve registered with Printshrimp and got some designs ready to go or does the shop become live when you set it up, in which case I need to have all my designs ready to upload and register with POD at same time. I’m trying not to rush myself.

Hi guys. I would like to ask about the right way to make a good quality printable poster. From my research I understand that is: 1. Create an illustration (manual or with AI) 2. Upscale it on a tool like Upscayl to increase the Pixels 3. Increase the DPI to 300 (using online DPI Converter or Photoshop) 4. Make your poster design on Canva or Photoshop etc. 5. Export your final product in max size and quality. Is this right or no? Thank you all!