Now that I'm not on my phone I can give some examples... Here's a few of the photo based items that I have sold. Post cards and souvenir type items - magnets, mugs, puzzles have all sold. My birds have sold some, as not everyone can get good bird photos and bird watching is a huge hobby. I also have some kind of unique large format images and textures, patterns that I have used sold on things like shower curtains, phone cases, lighters. I've sold a couple of regular paper posters, but as far as expensive wall art - the only orders I've ever had for canvases etc. have all been placed by me... and even I did it when they were drastically on sale, because they are $$$... By far post cards have sold the most often - I have many more than I posted below.
Off topic but I noticed your two backpacks have a side view as the default view which is what will show as the default thumbnail in the MP same as it is in your store thumbs. Check your Merchandising Options under Edit Product Details and you can select the front view instead so your design actually shows to people browsing around 😉
Oh... and I might mention that it doesn't hurt that I've travelled to some lesser known places, so I have postcards that don't have 100 competitors... Like
I take lots of photos on my travels, and also here at home on the island where I live, just using my iPhone, which I feel are good enough to go on Zazzle goods. The ones that do sell, have often sold many times over, on items such as jigsaws and cards.
Popular subjects for me are old transport vehicles like a bus in Scotland or a locomotive in Romania, various views of a historic paddle-steamer, seaside views, and a colosseum in France, for example.
This is my best-selling photograph...
Of my top 10 sellers, three are from my photography. These are straight photos, many of my things are manipulated (isolate something from one photo to add to another, etc.) The hot air balloon niche seems to be doing well for me.
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