HELP... Please, please, please
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03-31-2025 02:58 PM
I'm consolidating all my stores into 2 stores. This is a problem because the stores I wish to use has only 1 follower...ME! Yeah. So now my profile on those stores show that I have been active since 2011 which in itself is not correct because I didn't really start using Zazzle till October 2023. Anyway... every other store I pull up that has been here that long has 600 - 2000 followers! NOT good for me. So I'm begging for some help here. If you will be gracious enough to like my stores then leave your links in the comments to this post I will gladly do the same for you. Thank you so much in advance.
Alesia Taylor
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04-01-2025 05:12 AM - edited 04-01-2025 05:15 AM
Having followers that are Zazzle designers is a waste of time and not beneficial to your or the Zazzle creator who follows you. Customer's are not looking at your profile and thinking "gee, this person has no followers." It takes time to get followers that are following your profile because they like your designs. Just be patient, do the work and forget about it.
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04-01-2025 07:32 AM
Thank you. I think you are right. Letting go now.
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08-18-2025 03:25 PM
Hi Alesia, I totally understand the frustration. Followers on Zazzle can look like a big deal, but in reality most of the traffic and sales come from search, not follower counts. I’ve found that focusing on strong titles, descriptions, and keywords makes a much bigger difference than how many followers my store shows.
That said, it never hurts to have more visibility! If you want to grow followers more naturally, here are a couple of ideas:
Share your store links on Pinterest or Instagram with styled images — people who like your work there often click through and follow.
Join Zazzle forum threads like this one where people share collections and themes. Sometimes other designers will follow if they like your style.
Keep your store banner and about section up to date — when it looks active and curated, visitors are more likely to hit follow.
I’ll check out your stores — and if you’d like, here’s mine as well: https://www.zazzle.com/store/dotellabelle
Sincerely,
Victoria | Do Tell A Belle
