Unbelievable, just f***ing unbelievable. This audacity!
Yes, I have an artist account with theKase.
Yes, I had deleted my images MONTHS ago (last year?) and… drum roll….
theKase is still SELLING my designs on cases and earning money with it while I don’t see one cent!
This is not cool, this is not UNIK!
In case you would like to help me raise awareness, please retweet, heart or comment my tweet:
Does anyone of you know whether it is still necessary to gather 15 hearts/comments on an art piece at Society6 for it to appear in their store? Their system and website has changed so much over the last months and years, I do not know whether this is still essential but I do know that gathering hearts and being active on their site does influence the rankings and therefore the sales we get.
Years ago, right after they had introduced collections I had already created my most curated collection:
with artwork that has less than 15 hearts. It is easy for me and for other Society6 users to easily spot the pieces that need some more hearts to hopefully be integrated into their shop system.
In need of Love Society6 Collection
So, would anyone of you like to exchange hearts on Society6? Please leave your store/profile link in a comment and I will happily click away thank you!
Houzz is an American website and online community about architecture, interior design and decorating, landscape design and home improvement. This Facebook Group “Houzz Community for Print-On-Demand Artists and Sellers” is the perfect spot for designers and sellers of print-on-demand home decor or furniture to spread the word about your creations and offers. Print-on-demand websites include but are not limited to Zazzle, Cafepress, Society6, Artsadd, Redbubble and alike. Feel free to promote your finds and Houzz inspirational boards for others.
It is a closed group, might become public one day. Please take a look and join here:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/houzzpromo
Houzz is similar to Pinterest but strongly centered around furniture and home decor. It is free to use and easy to join.
Zazzle used to be my most successful print on demand store with monthly royalty payments I could count on. But for the last 2 or 3 years with templates for mass creation of new products not working, I did not spend much time creating new products. I did create a few posters with very few photos hoping potential customers or lazy me would transfer the design to other products but NAH, that never happened.
So I NEED to create more products but do not know where to start. By now, Zazzle has so many new products like Gold Gloves or Yoga Mats and I have the feeling there is not enough time in my busy day to create anything over there…
Are templates for quick creation still a good idea? Should I invest some of my precious time to create my own templates all new from scratch? But which of the over 1,200 products should I use for templates? I am really lost 😦
I have started this also as a forum topic over at Zazzle to see what other sellers come up with.
Do you have any ideas about this? Please feel free to tell me in the comments.
Zizzling Zazzle - Christine aka stine1 designing print-on-demand gifts 
Like4Like.org: Make your Content go viral on Social Media
A few days ago I have come across Like4Like’s service. The concept is not news to me, but it is the first free service that I actually LIKE to use – no pun intended! The concept is simple, you might already know it yourself: You earn credits for following, liking and commenting on social websites like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Youtube, Pinterest and can use those credits to receive a vast variety of social interaction from other users.
Like4Like.org – Social Media Exchange
Have a Pinterest pin that needs some repinning or a Twitter tweet that needs some likes? Earn some credits and trade them in. Very useful service and my favorite thing about them is: You do NOT share any account information with them. That’s a huge safety plus!
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