I used a Thank You card and changed a few things for a congratulations greeting card. I changed the Marketplace while editing before publishing.
I can’t get rid of the Thank You in the Title. After publishing, I edited and changed the category again, edited the Title again and Thank You stays in the title after saving. I know I can easily start from scratch and make the card, but this is bugging me and I’d like to know if there is a fix. Thanks for any suggestions.
Hi @itsMolly usually if you just add the word “card” at the end of your title ie after “congratulations” in your case here, this should prevent the words “Thank You Card” being added automatically to the end. I hope this works for you.
It’s because you started with a thank you card blank. If you don’t want to use it for a thank you card, you’re better off re-doing it on a standard greeting card. Putting Your Designs on the Correct Paper Products – Zazzle Help Center
I’m assuming this is a newly published design - if so, it’s MUCH better to redo it on the correct card now since you can’t change it later.
Thank you, Sandra. I had to remove a word for more space but adding Card did work.
Yay. 😊
Thank you so much. I’ve been doing it this way for a long time, usually in holiday collections. Merry Christmas card to a thank you to save time because of the work I put into the original card. Thanks for the helpful link.
You’re right. Maybe the short cut is not always the best. Lesson learned.
I appreciate your time, Cat.
To save time what I usually do is transfer the card to the new correct card. For example, if I have a wedding invitation and want to make a Save the Date card, I transfer the invitation to the save the date blank. This ensures that the title will populate correctly and show up in the same category, while also saving time by having the whole design done already.
@itsMolly I would definitely go this route if it was my design. None of us are entirely sure how Zazzle’s search algorithm works, but it’s been my experience that products created on the wrong blank seldom sell well - even if you list it in the correct department and correct the title. So, if it’s a new product without a bunch of sales, you’d be much better off putting it on the correct product now rather than creating something that will be handicapped from the get go.
Connie,
I transfer ALL the time and never thought to transfer card to card. You’re right, this will definitely save time. Thanks, I appreciate your time.
You’re welcome, so glad it worked! I do agree with Cat and Connie, it’s best to start with the correct card blank if you can 
