Most responses you’ve received so far are focused on improving your titles and tags because without good SEO, nobody will find your products. However, since design is my strong suit, I’m going to talk about improving your designs.
It’s obvious that most of your designs are created using AI technology. And without knowing and applying the basic principles of design, AI will only spit out what you tell it to generate.
Your designs are very busy and complex. It’s difficult to see the designs in your thumbnails. Take a look at the top-selling designs in similar niches. Simple sells, so keep your designs simple. Remember the design rule of three when you choose colors, layout, supporting elements, and text. If you’re not familiar with this design principle, look it up online to get a more detailed explanation and see examples of before and after images.
Another good design principle to follow is the art of restraint. Adding more elements, special effects, and colors doesn’t improve a design - it distracts from it. So strip your designs down to the basic elements needed to support your design concept and message.
Famous clothing designer, Coco Channel, used to tell folks to get dressed, accessorize your outfit, and then remove three things. The same principle applies to any type of design. More does not equal more. So take a look at your designs and remove any unnecessary and distracting elements, colors, special effects, and anything that’s not necessary. Keep in mind that a special effect is not special when it has been applied to every element of a design.
Also, when you use AI technology to generate your designs, you need to follow Zazzle’s AI content use policy and add a tag that tells customers you used AI technology to create your designs. A simple tag that says “generative content” or something similar will work. Look up Zazzle’s guidance and rules of using AI designs.
