More on Creating Bookmarks

DIANA
Contributor

I just read the update on the instant download products and came here to make a suggestion that involves bookmarks. I read the recent post about bookmarks in the forum and I have this suggestion to offer. If the 8.5 x 11 flat paper sheet was included in the items that customers could get as an instant download that would open up a whole world of possibilities for both creators and customers.  Creators would be able to make a full sheet of several bookmarks (all the same or all different designs) that the customer could purchase and then print on any type of card stock their own printer could handle.  They could be made with templates so that customers could add personalizations before downloading or they can leave the templates blank and then add what they want by hand or in any program they have that will do the job.  The 8.5 x 11 sheet could also be utilized for any other applications that a creator can think of!

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Roberta
Moderator
Moderator

Hi @DIANA 

Thanks for taking the time to share your thought and suggestions with us. I'll pass this along to our team for further consideration.

Roberta 🌷

Connie
Honored Contributor

I'd far rather sell actual bookmarks, than just the designs! There are already plenty of websites where you can sell digital designs for bookmarks and anything else you want.

mkpatrick6709
New Contributor II

I don't see any design templates to create bookmarks on Zazzle. I've had to go with the mini Profile cards which are 100 a pack. Who would buy those except a church ministry and I doubt they shop Zazzle? The cards I had to use are tiny 3x1. They are faith-based bookmarks. So, it would be helpful if Zazzle created a place on the site for Religion and Faith. I'm having a hard time categorizing my products. I have to put them in nonapplicable categories limiting their exposure. Lastly, a bookmark isn't stationery and doesn't quite fit in accessories. There should be a place to buy reading materials or general accessories. Miscategorizing products hurts sells.