DIZZY

[ABDUL]

I am so dizzy, how to make my T shirt sold

[WHS_Designs]

check out the links below to learn about effective tagging, titling, description, and promotion of your designs.

Creator & Associate Handbook – Zazzle Help Center
Designer_Associate_Handbook_2018.pdf (zcache.com)

[idraw]

There are tons of tips and good advice already posted.

Do some reading on the forum, there are excellent tips here:
https://community.zazzle.com/t5/general-zazzle-discussion/not-very-good/m-p/23008

https://community.zazzle.com/t5/general-zazzle-discussion/tips-on-how-to-increase-store-traffic/m-p/...

https://community.zazzle.com/t5/general-zazzle-discussion/hey-guys-im-new-to-zazzle-and-selling-onli...

[chefcateringbiz]

I don't have anything else to add, really, except that the ones with the hand drawings are really fun and cool, you could certainly do adult shirts with those as well.

[NigelSutherland]

Your T-shirts are fun. Love the drawings.

You need to use the keywords to the full. Take this example: https://www.zazzle.com/cute_giraffe_t_shirt-235749852515266605

You only have the keywords "Cute, giraffe, animal, and zoo".

I'd go with terms such as: Cute Giraffe, fun giraffe, giraffe cartoon, yellow giraffe, startled giraffe, giraffe t-shirt, child's giraffe shirt, giraffe on a shirt, zoo animal, on safari,

The shirts showing kids' drawings might inspire a parent to replace the image with one of their own children's, so you've missed a trick in not making them templates.

Once you got the descriptions and keywords right, start transferring to create further products.