Such fun and lovely designs! Thank you so much, Taylor! Truly love this style of video/tutorial! And honestly I love both designs for different reasons! Thank you again!
Your videos are getting more and more fun to watch! I love both designs but my big a-ha moment was when you made the white objects “hollow” in the first design. Happy that I learned this technique today. Thanks, Taylor!
I loved both of them. A great time saver for the first design would be the new AI sets tool. You can pick a style and it makes up to 6 items with the same style and aesthetic. I have been loving it for multi graphic pattern designs and making complex scenes for holidays!
Thank you so much! I just create an outline ☺️ I feel like it comes off more natural and fun without a direct script. Wishing you luck with your channel!!
I've been thinking a lot about that first design and I want to go ahead and make some of those. What kind of SEO do you think you would use to get people to actually find that?
People don’t search for a specific design, they search for a specific gift type related to a hobby/interest. I would create the SEO to relate to what niche you utilize for the design style.
@TaylorPOD Yes, but let's say you applied this to the Christmas niche. How would you describe the style? Would it be boho squares? I've searched and searched for the design that you first referenced with the florals, but can't find it anywhere. If someone's looking for that specific design style, I'm wondering what they would search similar to Coquette aesthetic. I guess I'm wondering what the design style is
It doesn’t really have a name. I personally would never describe a design style in my title for my listings, it’s just simply not effective. Consumers aren’t typically actively searching for a ‘design style’. With the example you provided “boho squares”, a customer wouldn’t be typing this in the search bar and for that reason it wouldn’t be ideal in a listing title.
Hi Taylor! Any advice? I've been open since July '23 and i have 180 listings but only 50 sales. I don't know if my designs suck, if its SEO, or what. I even use Etsy Ads. What would you do to increase traffic in my case?
@@vintijeffect6384Hi! I've actually tried to do all of that and still no success. That's why I'm so lost on what to do and have started to focus more on my digital shop which gets me consistent sales
You know that white layer under the design or whatever is showing when blurring designs or using gradients. I recently found out about this. Do you think people are ok with still buying shirts with that white layer in the background. I hope you know what I mean? Would that be considered a defect or fault in the clothes. Please let me know. Do you think people will still buy it? Do I need to mention it to them in descriptions? on dark color shirts btw. Is there a way to remove white layer ?
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Just about to publish my first product!!!! Ty so much!! 🙏
Me too! We could connect!
Yay!!!! That’s so exciting!
Great video as always Taylor. Love that grid style 👍
Such fun and lovely designs! Thank you so much, Taylor! Truly love this style of video/tutorial! And honestly I love both designs for different reasons! Thank you again!
Glad you love them ☺️ thank you for watching 💖
Thanks for walking us through your thought process! Cute paddles!
I'm just starting out with print on demand and this video is super helpful! Thanks for the tips!
I love the checker pattern! Definitely using that when I design tomorrow!
That’s my fave too!!
I liked and subscribed from the intro alone 😂
So cute! Great video Taylor! The Xmas one was my fav and it inspired me! Thank you
Thanks so much 💖 glad you got some inspiration ☺️
Love the pickle board design - so cute!!
Your research and design skills are amazing! 🤩 You have sich a great eye for design!! Thank you so much for sharing! It’s so inspiring!💜
Thank you so much!
Your videos are getting more and more fun to watch! I love both designs but my big a-ha moment was when you made the white objects “hollow” in the first design. Happy that I learned this technique today. Thanks, Taylor!
Thank you so much! That means a lot to me 💖
I loved both of them. A great time saver for the first design would be the new AI sets tool. You can pick a style and it makes up to 6 items with the same style and aesthetic. I have been loving it for multi graphic pattern designs and making complex scenes for holidays!
I love the first design with the negative space - I was just trying to figure out how to do that! 😊
You make designing look so effortless ❤
That is such a nice compliment!! It has taken years of practice!! 😀
Love your new glasses:)
Thanks!!! I don’t wear them typically in videos ☺️
Thank you so much. Could you please show how to download from creative fabrica to kittl and/or canva?
Such a great video ! Thank you 😍. How did you get the new EverBee interface ?
Not sure 😅 you could try uninstalling and reinstalling the chrome extension!
What if I wanted to keep the white grunge color without making transparent (no alpha) but mask/clip it? Can Kittl do this?
Yes, you just wouldn’t change the affect as I did. You would leave it as is.
Hello😊 what type of designs do you have on your totes in your shop? I’ve had my shop for a couple months and only have handful of views and no sales.
It’s important to do your own design research for the niches you’re targeting
Do you promote your shop outside of etsy in socials to build trafifc or just within etsy? If you can explain how you do it pls
I love your videos Taylor! I am trying to build my channel. Do you script your videos word for word or outline?
Thank you so much! I just create an outline ☺️ I feel like it comes off more natural and fun without a direct script. Wishing you luck with your channel!!
I've been thinking a lot about that first design and I want to go ahead and make some of those. What kind of SEO do you think you would use to get people to actually find that?
People don’t search for a specific design, they search for a specific gift type related to a hobby/interest. I would create the SEO to relate to what niche you utilize for the design style.
@TaylorPOD Yes, but let's say you applied this to the Christmas niche. How would you describe the style? Would it be boho squares? I've searched and searched for the design that you first referenced with the florals, but can't find it anywhere. If someone's looking for that specific design style, I'm wondering what they would search similar to Coquette aesthetic. I guess I'm wondering what the design style is
It doesn’t really have a name. I personally would never describe a design style in my title for my listings, it’s just simply not effective. Consumers aren’t typically actively searching for a ‘design style’. With the example you provided “boho squares”, a customer wouldn’t be typing this in the search bar and for that reason it wouldn’t be ideal in a listing title.
Hi Taylor, do you have a general store? Just curious.
I have two different stores currently. One is more general and the other is in one specific niche.
@@TaylorPOD Thanks, i'm a newbie and i think i'll start off with a general store.
Hi Taylor! Any advice? I've been open since July '23 and i have 180 listings but only 50 sales. I don't know if my designs suck, if its SEO, or what. I even use Etsy Ads. What would you do to increase traffic in my case?
Hi 👋 could be any number of things. Best thing to try and do is A/B testing different designs, SEO, and mockups.
@@vintijeffect6384Hi! I've actually tried to do all of that and still no success. That's why I'm so lost on what to do and have started to focus more on my digital shop which gets me consistent sales
This is really too broad to give a specific answer as to where the opportunity may be. If you want me to take a look, I do reviews on my website ☺️
@@TaylorPOD Thanks for the reply! I will defintely head over to your site to set that up soon.
You know that white layer under the design or whatever is showing when blurring designs or using gradients. I recently found out about this. Do you think people are ok with still buying shirts with that white layer in the background. I hope you know what I mean? Would that be considered a defect or fault in the clothes. Please let me know. Do you think people will still buy it? Do I need to mention it to them in descriptions? on dark color shirts btw. Is there a way to remove white layer ?
I know you have sweatpants on right now! Ha!
Bahahhahahaha 🤫🤫🤫 gotta look good from the waist up
Thank you so much for sharing! I tried the grid style but the remove background just removed the coloured boxes too 🥲