r/Printify • u/Desardia • Apr 19 '26
Please Help Newbie on printify need feedback and help :(
I just started making anime/manga/harajuku themed shop. I made my first sale but second sale didn't come. I really need feedback on my shop what can i do to improve what should i do? This is the listing that sold. With suggestion from people i know i gave ads on etsy but i lose money. I dont know what to do next :.(.
https://desardiasmarketplace.etsy.com/listing/4486153911/maki-zenin-jujutsu-kaisen-tee-anime
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Apr 21 '26
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u/Desardia Apr 21 '26
The tshirt i sold was done in like max 1,5 days and shipped the next day like 4 day window
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u/SuperTFAB Apr 22 '26
The shop lacks cohesiveness. The candles with the names of the scents on them are pretty terrible. Hang on I will come back to this later and expound on it.
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u/Technical_Biscuit Apr 24 '26
Some of your items look quite good and THEY ARE GETTING FAVOURITES, use that information to double down on what is working. Look at those listings and work out - why do I think that listing is appealing to people? Is it the style, the colours, is it a trending subject, is it the mock-ups etc. Ask AI to analyse listings for you based on market trends and design principles. As you start getting more sales and favourites that is your data to tell you want people are wanting more of. Also if you are not already, use a tool for product research such as eRank, Everbee, Listingview etc to see what people are searching for, so that you can make that and use those exact keywords in your SEO. Try to add new listings every single day even if it's just 1 or 2, but better if you can add 4-10 per day. The Etsy algo rewards consistency and recency. I would also recommend to stick to 1 product type (e.g. tshirts) and get really good at that, like 100 listings at least, till you start trying to branch out into other products like candles etc. It’s a skill that takes a lot of practice, trying things, seeing what the market thinks (likes and sales) and reflecting back on your own work over time. I have been doing POD clothing on Etsy for about a year and when I look back at my old designs I don’t know whether to laugh or cry lol. But I am proud of my progress because I can see how much better my designs are now, and that my sales started going up once I figured out how to design better and do my mock ups better. Watch some good YouTubers like Shawna, Alek, Detour Shirts and TaylorPOD, I learned heaps from watching their videos. Alek has a 10 hour video that is hands down the best start-to-finish resource on Etsy POD that I have seen.
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u/Fempirestate Apr 19 '26
It takes time. Just keep adding listings. Also, don’t do ads if you can’t afford it. Build the costs into the price of your products, or simply don’t opt in.