The FASTEST System To Get 1000 Listings on Etsy (4 Simple Steps)

[@TheAnjiMartin]

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[@TheAnjiMartin]

Any questions?

[@amandakeplin5554]

Always learning something new from you! Thanks so much for all your time on all this - and I'm so glad you're feeling better and are back to posting new content! One thing I'm fighting right now is coming back from "vacation mode" Any tips? I'm just keeping forging ahead and acting like I'm a new store, trying to list every day hoping to get re-picked up by the algorithm.

[@leoreyes5994]

Hi Anji, I apologize if you see this question again. I watched 2 of your videos today and I am still trying to figure out how print providers work. My Question Is: Which print provider do you choose? And why do you choose that one specifically? I apologize again if I missed this info. Thank you.

[@StarAlchemy]

Thank you for this. I follow several Etsy POD channel’s and all the listing videos seem to leave out the printify listing step. I’m posting my very first listing and need the entire process from start to finish. This was helpful.

[@john.johnb_online1438]

I had to revisit this. I often have information over and not sure where to start, me being a greenhorn. It’s like I’m stuck in study mode. Thank you Anji.

[@TheAnjiMartin]

Overthinking is a killer for most people. Are you in the bootcamp and the course? I recommend doing the videos in order and taking action as you go. Action breeds confidence, inaction breeds doubt. The only way to get out of study mode is to take that first step.

[@john.johnb_online1438]

@@TheAnjiMartin yes I'm in mpe and pod nation. yes agree over thinking is a killer. I've since posted two items. so much to learn. thank you for responding. I appreciate your time.

[@michellefeaster5585]

So if I have 1 shirt that I'm offering in 3 different colors. Do I make a listing for all 3 colors but include the other 2 colors with each listing? For example: Listing 1 - White Shirt: Other Options Red and Black List 2 - Red Shirt: Other Options White and Black

[@TheAnjiMartin]

Yep, that is exactly how I would do it.

[@LoriHarris-qo8vn]

Thank you so much! New to Etsy and only have 10 listings so far...now I can get so much more done, thanks to your tips. I had no idea duplicating listings like that was possible.

[@TheAnjiMartin]

You're very welcome. So glad it's helpful!

[@sandysplannershopandcrafts4847]

Great video Angi! I’m just getting started, so I will watch all your POD videos!!

[@TheAnjiMartin]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@apollogamer8758]

Wow! While I love all your videos Anji this is the best one you have produced yet. Myself my Etsy shop has been going for six weeks and I am happy with my niche and SEO, but I know to really turn it into the sort of business where it makes me the full time wage I need to scale it up and the faster the better. What I find so useful about this video is that you have nailed down a really good process to scale fast. In my first month I got out 80 listings (from 20 designs, as I apply every design to four products) and I am going to try your method in January to try and get 400 listings out. As always Anji you speak some well grounded good practical sense. Love your work, keep it up! :)

[@eprep9745]

Hey have you had any sales yet?

[@apollogamer8758]

@@eprep9745 Hiya yes. As I imagine you are in a similiar position to myself, I will throw some info out for you. My shop has been going for about six weeks, I have 80 listings so far. My niche is professions and trades. I have got 3 sales so far. With two of the sales I got them after Christmas which surprised me. I made GBP £27 from said sales profit over the three. I sold one mug and two sweatshirts. I am trying to nail down progression and trying to work out what sales I can expect at different points. I believe my biggest barrier to be reviews and the number of sales I have total when someone comes to my shop. When these go up, my hope is that my business should start picking up fairly fast. I think the best simple or most obvious thing I can do is knock out a lot of volume to speed up my progression insofar as it meets my quality criteria. How are you finding things E Prep in terms of sales and time?

[@destineybouldin7108]

What fonts are you using here for your first sets of nurse designs?

[@Laflaqua-hg5yx]

Thanks for this video Anji. Do you have a video where you talk more about how research the titles and tags and perhaps give a practical example with an actual product? You are saying to place in the title low to medium to high competition keywords, does the order matter? I’ve never heard of that before?

[@TheAnjiMartin]

You're welcome. Yes, here is a video I did about titles. I simply share what is working for me. I'm sure there are other ways to do it that work as well, but this is working for me (low comp, med comp, high comp keywords in that order): kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGLCoIygndJ3psU

[@sian.palmer]

Love this! This has what I’ve been doing! So close to 1,000 listings now

[@TheAnjiMartin]

Awesome, you're doing so great, Sian! I can't to see where you are by next Chrismtas!

[@thesoutherncamellia7411]

Has this improved your sales?

[@ShadraqsVids16]

I saw someone with only 30 listings but over 18,000 reviews. They post 20-80 designs in the photos per listing and the buyer chooses which design they want. This is smart because they save on listing fees and don't have to manage so many listings.

[@TheAnjiMartin]

If it works for them, cool. I personally wouldn't do that because I feel it becomes too overwhelming for the customer. Also consistent listing in your store and increased activity is a good thing. I have a store with only 20 listings that has done over $200,000 in revenue in 2 years. Quality and competition definitely matter. For most new sellers, listing consistently helps them to improve their skill level.

[@ShadraqsVids16]

@@TheAnjiMartinThanks for the insight. I was so confused on which path to take because their strategy looks so simple and effective so I decided to try both but for now im sticking to increasing my listing so I can get traction and my first sale.

[@ShadraqsVids16]

@@TheAnjiMartin Also you said you had success doing the same thing. Is there a secret to becoming successful in doing that or do you already have to be an established seller with experience to make that work?

[@TheAnjiMartin]

In my opinion, you gain experience over time and begin to understand exactly what works. Once you understand what works and can find a "hot" low competition niche, it's definitely possible for anyone. I would say that it isn't likely that a brand new seller will fully understand everything enough to do that though.

[@digitalrevenuebooster]

Do you download each of your shirt mockups separately? Or is there a faster way? Thank you for this video by the way

[@DonnaAgrinsonis]

Excellent video. So when you make a new listing with the same shirt design but a different color, do you keep the exact same title?

[@TheAnjiMartin]

Yes. You can also test different seo but when split testing you just want to change one thing at a time so you know what is working.

[@DonnaAgrinsonis]

@@TheAnjiMartin OK thanks so much 🥰

[@Jessica_Compton]

Thanks for this video Anji! Quick question - when you duplicate a listing so you have one listing per color option of a design, do you keep the title and tags exactly the same, or do you change those as well?

[@TheAnjiMartin]

You’re welcome. I will have a listing for each color in the thumbnail yes. But still other color options in the drop down. I will keep everything else the same.

[@Jessica_Compton]

@@TheAnjiMartin Perfect! I appreciate the quick response. Have a great week!

[@TheAnjiMartin]

You're very welcome. You too!

[@susne9162]

Hi. Thanks for the Video. One question... Suppose, I am listing Math Teacher template in 5 types garments like TShirt, Sweatshirt etc... And creating 5 different listing. Is it advisable that I am using same tags and Title in all listings or use different tags in different listing?

[@TheAnjiMartin]

I would do all the same title, tags, etc for 6 listings where all you change is the color of the t-shirt in the thumbnail. That way you know that the change that worked was the thumbnail color. If I want to test different SEO, then I make that a separate block of listings. If you want to do a different garment such as sweatshirt, you can just switch out the word t-shirt for sweatshirt.

[@cameronread4487]

Hey question! For the multiple listings of the same product with different colors, would you duplicate the printify listing or the Etsy listing? Thanks!

[@TheAnjiMartin]

You can do either. It's faster and more simple to do it on Etsy. So long as the original listing was published from Printify and the SKU's are in the listing it will all connect and work fine.

[@mylifejourney74]

Watching your video. I am new to Etsy myself, but you mention about getting the mock ups onto canva to end and turn thhem in to templates on Printify but I don't see where you get the mock up from and I am gathering this all has to be done with the paid version of canva?

[@TheAnjiMartin]

Hi. I recommend getting exact brand of shirt mockup that you are selling. Bella Canvas 3001 mockup from Etsy. Lots of good ones. You just need a handful and then you can use those on every single listing. Great investment. You will need Canva pro for your designs and to download with a transparent background. If you join through my link in the description you will get 30 days of pro for free. I hope that helps! I have tons more videos on my channel going into all of the details. They are just spread out amongst lots of content. Those who need more step-by-step instructions should sign up for the free boot camp in my description and then if more help is needed in enroll in my full comprehensive course. Cheers.

[@HichamHicham-rc8ne]

Thank you for your efforts. I hope you will post a video on how to get a commercial license for your products on Etsy

[@TheAnjiMartin]

Hi. I’m not quite sure what you mean?

[@RescueAnimations]

Does etsy start showing your listing if you post more listing? I just started a puzzle shop and I can't find my own listings even when I type their name 🙃

[@brianm5798]

Question: I watched your "If I were Starting an Etsy Store in 2023" video and I can see how that plan differs from this one you suggest here. In the other video you suggest that sellers make 50-100 listings in 2 niches (Evergreen and Holiday). It really inspired me to get started designing. In that video you also suggest that people use more tools (like Sales Samurai, SEO and Etsy Ads, etc.). However, in this video you suggest a different approach (to make 1000 listings). Either way, assuming I put my nose to the grindstone, my question is, which approach do you believe will generate more immediate success? Thank you again, in advance!

[@TheAnjiMartin]

Hi. The 2023 full guide is the big picture plan and includes EVERYTHING that I recommend to have a successful store. And I do recommend 50-100 listings to dominate a particular niche, regarldess. I also recommend to make your goal to get to 1000 listings as soon as you can if you want to earn a full time income with this. And of course you want quality listings. Most people will do it slower than I shared in this video, but for those who want to power through and get 1,000 listings up QUICKLY - this is the way to do it. And I didn't mean to eliminate research with this plan to hit 1000 listings quicky. This is just one piece of many part of a puzzle. I was simply showing how to create templates to power through design and listing (once you've done your research with Sale Samurai). If you do this plan then once you hit 1,000 I would go back and start focusing on the niches that are making some sales from those 1,000 and then do more uniuqe designs to expand into those niches further.

[@brianm5798]

@@TheAnjiMartin Ok great. Thanks for making sense of that for me. One follow up question though, just so I understand. So you’re NOT saying to create 1000 designs but rather to create 1000 listings, right? Which comes out to about roughly 166 designs (because 1000 divided by 6 = 166) if I make 1 shirt design on 6 different colors of shirts. Each color would be 1 listing. Am I understanding that correctly?

[@TheAnjiMartin]

Yep that is correct :)

[@brianm5798]

@@TheAnjiMartin I guess I thought each listing had only one color in the listing to choose from. After looking at this a 3rd time I think I get it now. Please correct me if I’m wrong. In the demo (at 9:05) it looks like you uploaded one design to Printify and then selected 3 colors (white, heather and pink). So when you create a listing in Etsy you’re creating 3 of the same listing AND the only difference between the 3 listings is that you’re featuring a different thumbnail. Cool, I didn’t know this was allowed. Did I get that right? Thanks again. I look forward to your response.

[@aprilpavia348]

She has a great program called my print empire fyi! I have taken it and its soooo helpful

[@Sshavonne]

You make this look so easy, I am going to try this tomorrow but can you tell me what fonts you use for TEACHER and math/music and where can I purchase them?

[@TheAnjiMartin]

It's simple but it definitely takes work. You have to treat it like a business and tend to it daily. However, compared to many other ways to make money this is definitely one of the easiest, in my opinion. In canva I used the fonts League Gothic and Halimum. However, I recommend coming up with your own unique design, color scheme and make sure you look different than the competitiors you are seeing for your keywords/niches that you choose.

[@Sshavonne]

Thank you!

[@nikeleader3844]

First of all, many thanks for the video. You have a really great explanation. Could you please introduce other products? You're always showing a t-shirt and a coffee cup. Etsy is always selling by them, but can you make a video for people (like me) who want to sell products in a different style? What can I sell besides t-shirts and coffee cups? I want to know which products people like to buy.

[@TheAnjiMartin]

Hi. Thanks for your comment and feedback. I have done many other product videos including tumblers, embroidered hats, candles, tote bags. Feel free to phop over to my channel and take a look :) I talk about tees, sweatshirts and mugs though because that is what I mostly sell at the moment.

[@nikeleader3844]

@@TheAnjiMartin thank you.

[@asimplerlife2372]

Love this video!! I do got a questions. I’m struggling with time. I do not currently have the time for a full time Etsy business, not sure if I ever will. But I want to build a part time Etsy store. I appreciate how this video gave me help with posting quicker! I followed your program and sold a few sells over Christmas with litterly only like 10 listings! I am getting continued views on these items and even likes even though it’s still Christmas designs. This is encouraging! But considering I havnt even made anything sense Christmas.. I’m worried my efforts will be useless. Do you feel like someone HAS to be working Etsy everyday to see results? I’m wondering if I use your exact process but step back to let’s say a day a week , or X amount hrs a week. Is it even possible to establish a part time Etsy store like this or will it mess up the algorithms ? I’d love to establish the store and slowly build it with less hrs even if it takes a couple years to develop some side income, and slowly build up the income also. I realize I can’t expect a huge income on little time, but if I’m constantly adding listings even if it’s 5 a weak , shouldn’t I build up income long as I do research and they are selling ? I’m worried if I use this slow approach that it will all fail and not build up at all and my efforts will be wasted. It’s not that I don’t Want to apply myself I am just currently strapped with many other responsibilities and live a extremely busy life. Love to hear your opinion!

[@TheAnjiMartin]

Hi. Thanks for your comment and congrants on your success so far. The fact that you have gotten sales without only 10 listings tells me you most definitely have what it takes to succeed with this. I mostly gear my video content towards people who want to do this full time. However, If you are only looking for part time or side income then I would absolutely encourage you to work on your store slowly, over time. It's better than doing nothing at all. And I do think it will pay off in the long run. Etsy does like it if you are more activity in your store but if you can't do it daily it won't kill your store. I would at least login regularly to run sales, which takes just a minute to do. That way you have some activity in your store (on days you aren't able to list). If you have time to brush your teeth, you have time to turn on a sale :) I hope that helps! Wishing you much success.

[@lmelyakim]

Hi,big cartel is a good platform for pod? And how big cartel work? Thanks

[@TheAnjiMartin]

Hi I can't answer that. I use Etsy only for now.

[@lenocka1100]

Anji, Thank you for the Video, I am in the middle of creating listings for Valentine's Day. Would You list Niches and subniches of professions inside of Valentine's listings? I think I saw that a while ago when I followed few other You Tubers. Now I only follow you.

[@lenocka1100]

Also when you do these templates are you making it this simple, Meaning no graphics from crative fabrica? I love this type of simple example with a Teacher ECT ( 2 words). Maybe when its more simple its better.... Thoughts?

[@TheAnjiMartin]

Yes I would do professions with sub niches for Valentine’s Day. People love to participate in themes/holidays at work. I do think simple works really well and sometimes even better than more complicated designs. And the other plus is they are quicker for you to do so you can grow your store and be found more.

[@brianm5798]

I almost forgot to ask, when you’ve decide on which printer you’re going to use in Printify (in your case Monster Digital) - how do you find out which shirt brand they’re using? How did you know they are using Bella Canvas as their shirt brand? Thank you.

[@TheAnjiMartin]

When you go to the catalog you pick the shirt brand first and then the print provider (monster digital)

[@brianm5798]

I’m assuming you can do this even with the free version. I will check that out. Cool thank you!

[@Mike-Downs]

Great Video, thanks for keeping it simple.

[@TheAnjiMartin]

Glad it was helpful! You're very welcome.

[@Om-gg5tk]

Great video, Anji! Going into 2023 and per your experience so far in POD, What are your thoughts on focussing on a single POD vertical like apparels(t-shirts, hoodies, socks) and then creating designs for multiple niches like sports and outdoor enthusiasts designs, dog dad and dog moms, baby & mom tees for this single POD vertical ? Or would you suggest sticking to only 1 niche rather like a POD store for dog owners and selling different POD items like tees,mugs,stickers, hoodies etc for multiple breeds and multiple designs on this store? I believe going into 2023 it will be extremely important as a store owner to go all in on presence on social media channel due to increased competition on Etsy so I am thinking if I focus only on 1 niche then it would be much better for my social media strategies but would like to hear your thoughts on the above since you have years of experience in this POD space, thanks ahead of time!

[@TheAnjiMartin]

There are varying opinions on this, but I am one of those sellers that do not believe social media is important for Etsy. Etsy does give tips on promoting on social media and if you are going to do it, it is probably best to stick to one niche as you said (especially if you are running facebook ads). I have found that Etsy has all the buyers I need and I don't want to waste my time posting on social media when I could spend that time more efficiently listing on Etsy and expanding my business model. Therefore, I recommend dominating one niche at a time but ALSO expanding into various niches as you go. I would start with one product type such as a tee and then as you make sales expand into other products- sweatshirts, mugs, tumblers, tote bags, etc. Etsy is getting more competitive but there are still tons of buyers and tons of gaps in the market place. I hope that helps!

[@Om-gg5tk]

@@TheAnjiMartin Thanks Angi! Just 1 last questions,I have a goal of making 1000 listings within 1 month on Etsy since have time to work on my store full-Time, is this is a good goal to pursue?

[@TheAnjiMartin]

@@Om-gg5tk that is a really good goal. I work with a lot of Etsy sellers and so far he fastest someone has done this in my group is 2 months. So I wouldn’t be too hard on yourself if you don’t hit the deadline but it’s definitely something worth shooting for. Just make sure you listings are quality as well. Don’t over look the quality to hit the quantity :) quantify can come with time.

[@lbfaith]

It would be so awesome at canva and Printify or even other pod sites have integration. That way you can upload straight to the platform instead of having to download all of those designs. I’m sure they would be some sort of issue with space though. What does everyone do with all their designs downloaded to your cpu? Do you delete them since they’re already saved in canva?

[@TheAnjiMartin]

Yeah that would be amazing. I must say I’m not the most organized person and my desktop is a mess 😂 I could definitely do better in that area. You could organize them in folders or delete them and just keep them in your canva.

[@msbjmoorer8099]

Awesome video! Thank you sooooo much. Working the research process now. Question: say I’m researching camping. If I see search volume for 200 camp shirts and comp is 2500. Then right under that I see camp shirt for 2035 volume and comp is 2535. The only difference between the keywords is an s. Which one do I use since we are limited to the amount of characters we can use in a listing?

[@TheAnjiMartin]

In that case I would do camp shirt because it has more search volume and the competition difference didn’t that much.

[@msbjmoorer8099]

To make it clear. Choose one keyword phrase. Use other low competition keys that fit in

[@TheAnjiMartin]

So, for the title, I would put that low competition one, with the higher search volume first. Then I would choose other relevant low competition keywords next, then medium and then high at the end.

[@jimmyaquino128]

Nitches get stitches! :) This was very helpful.

[@TheAnjiMartin]

Yeah!! 👏👏👏 Glad it was helpful. Thanks for your feedback!

[@ginnybaumeister9561]

Take me there..Anji

[@tashaochieng1093]

Where do you get the mock up templates?

[@TheAnjiMartin]

On Etsy and then edit them in Canva

[@LinTree25]

I spent so many hours on mockups in photoshop ;-; thank you so much. But what file do I save the canva mockups in to have them separate? Thank you so much for video

[@TheAnjiMartin]

I save them as 2000x2000 jpg and just add them to a folder on my desktop.

[@abdelaliachrij6291]

hi anji, thanks for that video, please i have a question . I just opened my Etsy store and after 24H I found the content of a red message “Your account has been suspended” without any notification email from you, but when I clicked on contact support I get this message: (Due to a Royal Mail cyber incident, cross-border orders from the UK may be delayed. For more information...) So I think I have to pay the fees because I didn't pay the fees for the first two products in my list (I have -0.40$) but I couldn't find where exactly. there is no button to press, then I tried to find a solution. I went to "setting => close your shop", and I found my bill there, I paid I was notified by an email that the payment was made, but the store is still suspended, Although I haven’t violated Etsy’s policies, can I get the answer and know what is the problem exactly. Thank you i know it's a larg comment 😂

[@TheAnjiMartin]

This is actually pretty normal for new accounts. They usually suspend it to do some checks and make sure you are a legit store. Typically within 3-5 days they will re-instate your account. Here is an article with more info help.etsy.com/hc/en-us/articles/115015672628?fbclid=IwAR27M8H89zgf8MEaeOqY41rmtdBXb0GQGQMllX7XjK7SPxd1SPO-oBr7oqw&segment=selling

[@abdelaliachrij6291]

@@TheAnjiMartin Thank you for your reply, made me reassured

[@TheAnjiMartin]

You're welcome. Yeah if you haven't even had a chance to do anything and break their TOS then I'm sure you will be reinstated soon. Don't let it get you down, its just part of the process.

[@tangiej4329]

Thanks so much 🙏🏽

[@TheAnjiMartin]

You are so welcome

[@5ive25ivebeatz]

Is it correct that if I put 1000 listing on ETSY I have to pay 200 dollars for a four month period.

[@TheAnjiMartin]

Yes that is correct. I recommend getting your Etsy referral link and sharing it to get free listing credits. If you do that you may never have to pay listing fees. You get 40 free credits every time someone opens a store through your link.

[@tiannasiimplycooking]

So just so I understand your saying when listing the shirts let's say I have a cat lover shirt in Blue Grey and Purple, I would do a separate listing for each color Ex Blue Cat Lover Shirt- Purple,Grey Purple Cat Lover Shirt- Grey, Blue Blue Cat Lover Shirt- Purple, Grey

[@TheAnjiMartin]

You would have the 3-6 color options in the listing but also different thumbnail colors for the different listings to make a total of 6 listings with one design.

[@tiannasiimplycooking]

@@TheAnjiMartin thanks so much

[@tiannasiimplycooking]

So is it better to make copies (changing the colors for 1 listing) of the design in etsy once you finish editing it in printify instead of having 6 shirts of the same design but different color in printify

[@TheAnjiMartin]

@@tiannasiimplycooking I'm not sure I fully understand your questions here. You may want to rephrase it. But I think you are asking if you should duplicate in Etsy or Printify? If I had a shirt with 3 color options, I would add all 3 color options to the listing on Printify. Then I would duplicate it 3 times in Printify and publish it to Etsy. Once on Etsy, I just use a different mockup thumbnail than the other 2. Is that what you are asking?

[@tiannasiimplycooking]

@@TheAnjiMartin Yes!! That's exactly what I was asking but wasn't sure how to phrase the question, thanks so much for your help.

[@john.johnb_online1438]

998 more listings to GO !!!! Thanks !

[@TheAnjiMartin]

Woo hoo! Let'ssss Growww!

[@Hello-mh4pj]

How do you upload these to your print provider in bulk?

[@TheAnjiMartin]

There are AI tools for this which I'm working on testing. Nothing to share just yet. But once you are efficent with the process the manual way doesn't take that long.

[@john.johnb_online1438]

Thank you

[@TheAnjiMartin]

You're welcome

[@Astgsfgt]

Ok but 0.2 x 1000 is a 200 euros expense to keep the listings up, which doesn't seem very encouraging especially for a new shop that doesn't expect to make enough sales to make up for that. Or am I missing something?

[@TheAnjiMartin]

You get 40 free listings to get started on etsy when you go through another sellers referral link. You also get your own referral link to share with others. Anytime someone sets up a store through your link you get an extra 40 listings. I NEVER pay that .20 cents to list on Etsy. You can do the same on KZbin, Tiktok, Instagram, Facebook. Lots of others looking to start a store that would want 40 free listings by joining through your link.

[@5ft2geo]

Those are the people that will NEVER make any money in life. You need to invest money to make money.

[@Astgsfgt]

@@5ft2geo people who make money know to invest it when it makes sense :)

[@DM-vh4nb]

Thanks for the video, one can learn a lot from it, I certainly have but 1k shirts is just insane. If every shop had at least 1k designs it makes it even more impossible to sell your shirts. Two years ago a very successful Etsy shop said you needed 100 designs, then 200 but now one thousand? What next, 5k shirts?

[@TheAnjiMartin]

Of course it depends on your goals. I'm speaking more to people who want to do this full time and do it quickly. Getting 1000 listings in a store, quickly, is the best way to do that. And I do know stores with over 5,000 listings that are doing very well. That is the basis for a million dollar store. If you want a hobby store then sure do 100 designs. With print on demand you have nothing else to do when the sale come in, so why wouldn't you spend you time adding more listings? Your thought process doesn't really make sense to me. Now, I do have a store with only 20 listings that has done over $200,000 in revenue with handmade items. But that takes more work once the sale comes in. I treat my business like a business and that means listing daily to grow and expand. If you aren't that ambitious then sure shoot for 100 good designs and call it day and cap your income.

[@judilynn9569]

English Hint: Niche is pronounced “Neesh”.

[@TheAnjiMartin]

This is a controversial topic. I have addressed this in other videos. I'm not the only one who pronounces it Nicchhhhhe as its spelled. I'm not French so I don't feel the need to say Kneeeesh. To each their own. My British husband also prounces it Nichhhh. I will also say this: English was never my favorite subject in school :) thank goodness it's not a requirement to make money online.

[@JourneyThrough60]

Thanks Judi… 3 mins in and I’m struggling… I know it’s dumb to care! The e on the end softens the i.. without the e pronouncing it like “nitch” would make sense. But there IS an e - meaning the “i” is not making a hard short “ih” sound, it is making a long slow “eye” or “eeee” sound. Nitch/nich and Anji would be right, niche and Judi/Kate are right.. lololol that’s how my English literature obsessed brain sees it.❤❤🐨🐨🇦🇺

[@TheAnjiMartin]

@@JourneyThrough60 thanks for your feedback. That is interesting. I understand it hurts some peoples ears to hear it pronounced this way. I feel the same when I hear the reverse 😅 All I can think is why are you trying to be French 🤷🏻‍♀️ But I certainly don’t know anything about English literature. In my opinion it’s personal preference. I will always take on board constructive criticism. In this case I will continue to say it the way it feels most comfortable for me.

[@thebeachyblonde]

Actually it really doesn’t matter, I believe its personally preference. I’ve heard both ways, my professor said it both ways..

[@CEEEMADD]

Who cares?

[@BohmanderTCG]

Quality over Quanitity.

[@TheAnjiMartin]

I totally agree. But you can also have BOTH :)

[@nazaninmokarram1457]

Hi Anji. Is there a specific reason to not use the printify mockup photos in the etsy listings?

[@TheAnjiMartin]

Hi. In my opinion, there are better model mock-ups out there. Their flay lay is okay. I would just choose better ones that you can buy from Etsy. Some of their product mockups such as for mugs, the Printify mocks ups will work.

[@nikeleader3844]

There are a limited number of product photos.

[@MarioStingerPerpetualTraveller]

Cute, but you can do it in Photoshop automatically with one-click.

[@TheAnjiMartin]

Ugly, but you can enjoy photoshop all to yourself because I hate it. Enjoy.

[@Kentarius]

I'm going for quality over quantity

[@TheAnjiMartin]

Well yes you don’t want quantity without quality. So if you have to sacrifice quality for quantity that is not good. This is just an efficient way to pump out quality listings more quickly. Cheers.

[@TheSpandexcatcher]

Helpful, but niche is pronounced neesh