1. Start by Experimenting With Different Styles Your first job is exploration. Use an image generator to create print-ready designs in several distinct styles, such as: Minimal line art, Decorative prints, Bold abstract patterns At this stage, quantity matters more than perfection. You’re trying to discover what resonates with buyers, not what you personally like most. 2. Test What Sells With A/B Experiments Once you have a batch of designs, start testing them. Post multiple versions (on site like TeePublic, Etsy& RedBubble) of similar designs, change titles & thumbnails while keeping the art the same, track which versions get more views, clicks, and sales This A/B testing approach helps you narrow down which ones are popular. Sometimes, a small change in wording or preview image can outperform a “better” design with weak presentation. 3. Use Print-on-Demand Marketplaces to Reduce Risk Instead of printing inventory yourself, list your designs on a print-on-demand marketplace. These platforms handle production and shipping, so you can focus on: ~ Creating designs ~ Writing strong listings ~ Improving visibility This keeps startup costs low and lets you experiment without financial pressure. 4. Optimize for Discoverability With Keywords Great art won’t sell if no one can find it. So use targeted keywords in your titles and tags. Think like a buyer: * What would someone type to find this design? 5. Stay Consistent Early revenue will most likely be small, but that's normal. Instead of chasing instant success, focus on patterns: Which styles sell repeatedly? Which keywords bring traffic? And which thumbnails get clicks? 6. Optimize and Scale Once you identify 2 or 3 top-performing designs, put your effort there. Create variations of the winning styles and refine the titles, tags, thumbnails etc. Then expand those designs across multiple products. Scaling what already works is far more effective than constantly starting from scratch. Becoming an AI art seller is mainly about testing smart. If you treat AI art like a business instead of a shortcut, you will give yourself a real shot at building steady, repeatable, passive income.

Hey, I have 3 questions: 1. in the process of trying to find out what is the best software that comes with like at least a free trial or free that I can create my AI avatar I already had a DDP which is my digital business partner of creating replica and she is so amazing! 2. However, also is there anyone who is in a situation where they have an agency or something that uses just at least three AI agents to do the work for them versus bringing on three humans and their business because I’m thinking about setting something up like this 3. Also, do you know any good playbook workflows of AI prompts that can be used to have AI schedule your content for you? Is that possible?

Quiero vender en Ecuador quien me puede comentar como es el mercado, las ciudades de entrega y que más se mueve

quick tip that’s helped me with AI: focus on clarity before prompts. Clearly defining the outcome, audience, and purpose often leads to far better results than simply asking AI to complete a task. Looking forward to learning and sharing insights with this community.