In July 2023, who can give me advice?

GYG
Contributor
In July 2023, I released hundreds of works, and started to store more than 20 groups. I also researched a lot on tags and made a lot of external releases, but the effect has not been good. There are 30 people who come to see it. Please give me a pointer, thanks
https://www.zazzle.com/store/yongganggao
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LMGildersleeve
Honored Contributor

You have been given advice on titles, tags and descriptions (and much more) and to my viewing have never implemented this advice. You still use words in your tags that have nothing to do with the design. You may be reading the advice but you are not doing the advice. Once you start doing what we suggest maybe I'd feel better about giving you more.

We have also said this business model takes time to reap the rewards. It could take months to get your first sale.

GYG
Contributor
Thank you for your suggestion. Maybe this tag is not accurate. Why doesn’t zazzle provide some suggested tags?

Quite bluntly, that's not their job. They have provided a FREE to join platform with blank products for us to place designs on at 0 cost to us. If you want them to give us tags, we'll shoot, they might as well just start designing themselves.

thank you for your help,
What I think is that more people focus on design on this platform, instead of being busy studying tags all day long, because this has nothing to do with design. For example, you ask a painter to do a good job, but it takes a lot of time to do it. Selling paintings, he may have to sacrifice a lot of time and can't focus on design. Sometimes a good designer is not necessarily a good buyer

Malissa
Valued Contributor II

You need patience and to keep promoting, but you also need to be intentional about where you place your art on products.  You have items where it the artwork just randomly crops where you could have either shrunk it down to make it fit or made the crop in a spot where it doesn't just look like the edges of the image are cut off.  What I like to call an "artistic" crop.  You need go back to other threads where you have been given advice and make those changes as well. 

Your designs are cute, but you need to tweak things on some of the products to make them a bit more saleable.  Your designs have to be well thought out and either very unique or very on trend and what the customers are looking for.  Take advantage of the customization templates where it works. You have to be the one to put in the work and research for best keywords.  I feel like English may not be your native language and that can be a barrier, but keep learning and improving because there are a lot of top sellers here where English isn't their first language so you can do it too.  Excuse me if I have made incorrect assumptions on this though. 

Good luck!

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GYG
Contributor
Thank you very much for your suggestion, your suggestion is very sincere

orientcourt
Contributor III

Welcome to Zazzle GYG,  you obviously are excited to be designing products ! As others here have suggested well made designs and relevant tags are equally important in reaching  potential customers! Tags info here https://help.zazzle.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000373127-Title-Description-Tagging-Best-Practices     ... Design Guidelines https://help.zazzle.com/hc/en-us/articles/219861927-Creating-and-Uploading-Images-to-Zazzle#:~:text=...

As Malissa has mentioned it is a hard process to go through if English may not be your first language ! If I joined a Chinese online retail company to design products it would be a hard call for me to translate tags, descriptions ect in Chinese , let alone the regional varients ! Cudos to you!  However it is a long road to make sales for a lot of us now! You are on your own ,make the best of Zazzle's guidelines and best practice's Jillian

You are right, I am trying to improve, thank you very much