Author Archives: Christine aka stine1

Shop Christine aka stine1 on Amazon.com

Despite the fact that I am constantly battling copycats and copyright infringements on the Amazon Marketplace, you CAN actually find my original designs there. So if you are looking for unique gift ideas that are produced by Amazon (through Merch), Society6 or even GrabYourDesign, please do not hesitate to check these out:    

Report Copyright Infringements to Google #stopimagetheft

So here I am, still looking for alternative methods to kick copyright infringers in their butts. Today I learned that you can actually report copyright infringements to Google to remove the infringing page from their search result page. Mhh, might be interesting to try, don’t you think? To test it, I have just reported aContinue reading “Report Copyright Infringements to Google #stopimagetheft”

My Amazon Merch Sales for October 2018

October 2018 was a great start for me after September with “only” two sales. Hey, I am still happy about EVERY sale I can make and I never expected 8 sales in one month 🙂 The 8th was on German Amazon.de which made me especially proud. So here we go, these are the winning designsContinue reading “My Amazon Merch Sales for October 2018”

My Zazzle Sales for January 2019

Since I NEED to get back to writing blog posts on a regular basis, re-starting to write about my monthly sales seems to be a must. So please have a look at my sales on Zazzle for the month of January in 2019: Forest Love – Heart in Tree Green Photo Collage Business Card byContinue reading “My Zazzle Sales for January 2019”

Using #Amazon Wishlist to keep track of Copyright Infringements #stopimagetheft

Copyright infringements and image theft are still a HUGE issue for artists on Amazon and since Amazon keeps to ignore any petitions, please, whatsoever it is still our task (and a very tedious one!) to keep reporting those infringing listings and ASINs. I have used Amazon’s mobile app to scan my photos and found manyContinue reading “Using #Amazon Wishlist to keep track of Copyright Infringements #stopimagetheft”