Hey everyone, Quick recap on where I'm at: I work across a few visual "territories" (travel, pop culture, abstract stuff), design everything with AI, Pinterest's basically my only real traffic source, and I try to stay priced in line with whatever's already selling well in my niche. Anyway, I'd love to go a bit deeper than that and actually compare how we work day to day rather than just the general approach. Few things I'm curious about: what does your actual day or work session look like, do you block out separate time for design vs listing vs marketing or does it all just blend together depending on what's on fire that day? When you're starting a new listing, are you going off an idea you like first and checking it after, or looking at what's trending before you even start creating? And if you're using eRank, is that every single time or more when you remember to? Also where exactly does AI come into your process, is it just the image, or also titles/tags/description, and is there anything you specifically keep doing by hand on purpose? And roughly how many steps/checks happen between "I have an idea" and "ok this is live," for you? No pressure to answer everything, just curious how different (or similar) everyone's setup actually is, feels like most advice here is pretty general and I'd love to see a few real workflows laid out start to finish. Thanks to anyone who takes the time to share!

Hey guys, I want to ask, what are you struggling with the most at the moment? It could be figuring out where to start, creating designs, using PrintShrimp, setting up your shop, pricing, getting listings up or getting sales. Whatever stage you’re at, I’d like to hear from you. Tell me what you’re trying to do and where you’re getting stuck. If you’ve already tried a few things, mention those too. I want to get a better idea of where I can help and what we could explain better in the community. Chances are someone else is stuck on the same thing, so don’t be shy about asking.

Hi I cant see to work out how to turn this option on for bulk listing. I asked etsy help this is what it says Yes — if you turn on domestic, global, and US-specific pricing, Etsy treats those as separate prices, so you’ll need to set the United States and Everywhere else prices too. To add the extra £4 for global buyers: - Go to Listings - Select the listings you want to change - Choose Editing Options > Edit prices - Select Edit prices for buyers everywhere else - Increase that price by £4, then choose Apply If you also want a separate US price, choose Edit prices for US buyers and set that one too. Third-party apps don’t currently support turning this on for you, so that part needs to be done in Etsy. Is there anything else I can help you with? So currently for each price I have to manually input the prices? Am I missing something? thanks Gary

Hi all, I have now worked out adding frames so thanks for all your help. When adding my print into print shrimp do I need to add it to all of the size options here?

Hello guys, I just had a few questions. First of all. I have opened three different shops with Etsy and will be selling digital prints for download and also wall art. my question is do I need to have different emails like I set up for the Etsy shops with printshrimp or can I just give one email for my different shops? Also, how does print Sr3mm take the payments? Is it through the bank or a credit card? Lastly, the SKU numbers how do those get assigned when I am downloading from mid journey to my computer who assigned those I have to choose and assign or does Etsy or printshrimp do that? Please advise in detail. thank you so much. Naheed