Hi Gents,
I have used Cover Photo and Upload a graphic, unless rather than an Image/Photo https://www.zazzle.com/z/abh12pa6
Do I violate some Zazzle rules/terms? If yes, please let me know so I delete immediately.
Thanks.
@osea You should upload a cover photo of the item and not the graphic that it’s used on
Read the best practices guide https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1l5ewyw9d9k-rq9KPgd0raAXR1Yonxs8wrZieJccZ4UY/edit#slide=id.gdf0e2a5a9c_11_74
https://community.zazzle.com/t5/creator-news/cover-photo-for-all/ba-p/27063
To my eye the cover photo looks just like the actual product and therefore no different than using a Canva or PlaceIt business card mockup. This should be fine.
Files I uploaded as cover photos are a vector based graphics to show/promote the product. They are my graphics, not from other resourches (Mock-up included). It is just vector based, rather than photo/image/bitmap, for this reason I asked. It’s just a different way to promote my designs, and it looks nice to me, but I would be sure I do not violate Zazzle terms/rules.
https://www.zazzle.com/z/a4ay8wa7
https://www.zazzle.com/z/a48n899z
I would wait some answer from Zazzle staff to be sure I do not violate terms and rules.
I uploaded my own content, nothing fron third parties. First communication I received from Zazzle about Cover Photo included links to mock-up websites. So, I think it is possible to use mock-ups/templates for placing the graphics. My cover photos work in this case such a design presentation. In my point of views this could be allowed.
Here an example of an another kind of cover for another product of my Zazzle store https://asset.zcache.com/vcc/6A19B1CE-3878-4D43-B8E0-55E4EFC10E0C_hd.webm
@osea Sorry I misunderstood. I thought you were uploading just the artwork instead of a mockup. I agree with @KeegansCreation
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Honestly I think these are fine. If mods don’t reply I think you should re-upload them (just my opinion, but they don’t seem to break any of the cover photo rules).
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Beautiful job. You might want to crop the background a lot more so that the star of the show (your business cards) is the product. A close up mock-up makes the product design easier for customers to see in thumbnails.
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