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02-10-2025 03:00 AM
I have been creating designs for the past 6 months, but I haven't made a single sale yet... Why could that be?
Am I making any mistakes while uploading my designs?
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02-10-2025 05:15 AM
1. Welcome to Zazzle.
2. You seriously need to go through Zazzle's Help pages and fix tags, titles and descriptions. Go to "Products - Posting & Management and find that help guide. In fact, do yourself a favor and educate yourself how Zazzle works by reading all those Help pages.
3. Read your the "Creator News" feed in your Home tab in your store. There you can find what Zazzle is looking for to sell to it's customers in the near future. This doesn't mean you have to create graduation products (this is what you can be designing now for the May/June graduation season) but if you wish to do so go for it!
Zazzle is not a get rich quick way to make money. You can't just put an image on a product and walk away. It may take months to get your first sale and that is if you are making desirable designs, and using the information in the Help pages to be found in the Zazzle Marketplace.
I would also suggest you read the forum posts in other forums here. You can learn a thing or two in other peoples threads too.
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02-12-2025 05:17 AM
thank you for help.
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02-10-2025 07:09 AM
I've only looked at one of your products, but one problem is your description and lack of tags. No one will be able to find your item if it doesn't have appropriate tags.
For example, a ladies t-shirt with an abstract floral design simply has 3 tags "t-shirt" "for" and "women". Zazzle already knows it's a t-shirt, and also that it's a ladies t-shirt. The tag "for" doesn't mean anything.
Additionally, your description looks as though it has been written by AI. Ironically it includes hashtags, but these tags are in the wrong place, and there's no need to run the words into each other. Put them in the tags field, and seperate with a comma. You can have up to 5 words in each tag.
Working from a small Scottish island and creating items that sell...
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02-12-2025 05:18 AM
thank you for help...
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02-10-2025 10:09 AM
I only see ten products in your store. And to put it as gently as possible, I don't think you're understanding how things work. For example, this wedding invitation - it's one flattened graphic so your possible target is limited to couples specifically named Benjamin and Samira who are getting married Dec 22, 2030 at 7pm. Your other three invitations are the same way. You're not going to ever have any sales if you don't take the time to learn how the platform works.
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02-13-2025 11:02 AM

