Hey guys, I’m quite new to this journey. I’m A week and a half in, iv got 314 listings so far on my shop. Iv researched, looked at best sellers, researched tags etc uploaded videos to each listing. I’m sharing on Pinterest, Tik tok, insta and doing the etsys ads thing. My views on going up daily but no sales yet. That’s normal this early on right?

I'm creating images using midjourney and canva. When I download the final product from Canva the DPI is 96. If I zoom in on the image, it's pretty decent, but is this good enough for printing in the larger sizes? Are people proceeding with 96 dpi and finding all is ok when customer recieve their orders? Or are people finding a way to make their prints 300dpi before uploading to PrintShrimp? Thanks!

Am struggling to upscale my images to the required print size to download what should I be doing?

Hi all - getting more and more requests for digital downloads recently. How does everyone do this: do you offer an option of all prints for £x, selected prints for £x etc. Not sure the best way to structure this!

Hi everyone! Hope everyone’s shop is doing well. I’m planning to build and grow my own Shopify store for my poster business, and the biggest thing I’m trying to figure out is the marketing strategy. We already have thousands of poster designs, so obviously it wouldn’t make sense to create and run a separate ad for every single poster. For those of you who have experience with Shopify or print-on-demand, I’d love to hear how you would approach this: - Would you focus mainly on Facebook/Instagram ads, Google Ads, Pinterest, TikTok, or something else - Would you advertise individual best-selling posters, collections/niches, or the store/brand itself? - What works better for posters: image/carousel ads or video ads? - If you have thousands of designs across different niches, how do you decide which ones are worth advertising? - Would you send traffic directly to individual products or to collection/category pages? - What kind of strategy would you use to test ads without spending a fortune? I’m especially interested in hearing from anyone who has successfully moved from Etsy to Shopify or runs a large print-on-demand catalog. Would love to hear what has worked for you and what mistakes you would avoid. Thanks!