Hi Faith, you have created a very good video here. I learnt many things which were helpful, such as how to move a video to Etsy, which I did and now I have my first video on a product listing. One thing I didn't like was the long ads, rather than the ads that can be clicked off, if I'm not interested. Thank you for the effort you put in creating this video, it's very helpful.
I'm glad you found my Canva tutorial helpful! Thank you for watching! I seek your kind understanding for the ads as it's a way of making a little bit of income for the free tutorials I create on TH-cam. Thank you for your kind support!
Faith, An awesome Big THANK YOU to you for the time and patience spent in tutoring us beginners. Really grateful to you and always wish you the best in everything you put your mind and heart to. God Bless
Hi Faith. I'm so pleased you are starting to add training videos to TH-cam. I have several of your courses and always find them very informative and easy to follow. Your knowledge and skills stand out. Great work, and keep it up. Thanks, Carl
Thank you so much, Carl! I do hope these Cana tutorials can help more people get started with creating and selling printables! Appreciate your kind support!
I've used Canva for a while, but still learned several new things. And it did help me with creating stickers. I love how you explain things. It's always so easy to understand!
Faith you are an awesome teacher! I tried following you with some of your projects and it worked… I’m not even tech savvy. I’ll tune in to more of your videos 😊
Hi Faith! Thank you so much for this tutorial! I’ve used Canva for a while, but didn’t know about many of the features you showed in this lesson. I will watch this again! Can’t wait til your next lesson!
@@faithsbizacademy Thanks for your reply! For example, after finalizing your product, to show in what format it can be and the process of listing it (I noticed that sellers offer it in Pdf form through Google drive - is that the case?).
@@alisia000 You usually sell your planners and printables in PDF format. If the file size is too large to be uploaded directly onto Etsy, then you'd need to upload it to a cloud platform (eg. google drive, dropbox) and then create a word document that provides instructions on how to download the product along with the download link of your actual product. Then save the word document as a PDF file and upload this file onto your Etsy listing instead.
Thank you Faith, so informative. I have a Pro account for my POD biz, but have discovered many features I wasn't aware of by watching your video, so thank you!!!
If you are talking about uploading files, then they will only appear on the gadget that you have uploaded on. For example if you upload images in Canva on your iPad, you won't see it on your desktop and vice versa. However, if you have uploaded an image in Canva on your iPad and used it one of your projects, you will then see the same project on your desktop Canva as well. Hope this clarifies!
hello Faith, love your videos learning a lot. I do have a question when creating a Digital Planner to sell, Is the buyer able to change your elements ( like colors, style of planner, graphs etc.) or just the areas for them to type in their own text ( like numbering the calendar, adding their notes, etc.)? Or how can I make it so they are only able to alter areas I want them to? hope this makes sense.
You are delivering the product as a pdf file, so no, they can't change the elements. You can download your planner as a PDF file and then import on note-taking apps like Goodnotes and any other app on your tablet that allows you to annotate on a PDF file. You can then use an Apple pencil for the iPad or a stylus to write on the digital planner or create textoxes on the spaces in the planner to type in. If you want to create a fillable PDF planner, then you'd need to use external platforms like PDFescape.com to add fillable fields in your PDF planner.
Hi Faith! Thank you for the wonderful video, it's very informative. I was wondering if you could show us how to add watermarks to products that we are listing, that will be removed after the customer purchases the product. Thanks again!
Assuming you are referring to the images of your products that you place as part of your product listing, what you can do is add your business logo or name on top of your product image and then just reduce the transparency of it so it becomes a watermark. In that case it doesn't affect your final product delivery at all. Hope this helps!
Thanks so much. I'm glad I found this video as my intro to Canva. I am amazed at how much ground you covered. I also like that you mentioned a few differences between the free and pro versions. I willl have to watch it again to have it all sink in. lol I am wanting to sell digital products and maybe printables. I heard what's hot now is planners. You did show templates. My question is about the sizes. Are there specific ones for different planners, like some sort of rule that they have to be a specific dimension?
I'm glad you found this Canva tutorial helpful! You can refer to the written timeline or key moments timeline in the video description to help you refer back to specific parts of the video. I usually create planners that are US letter size. =)
WOW, you have so much great information jammed into this video - Thank you so much ... For the sticker part of this video - About how big do you make each sticker if you are putting them on an 8.5 x 11 sheet - These are clipart stickers .. not planner stickers.
Thank you for watching! You are right that what I showed in the video is a clipart sticker rather than a planner sticker. But the same techniques can also apply when creating planner stickers. I should probably create a video on creating planner stickers! If I'm putting on a 8.5 x 11 sheet, I will typically pack like 10 to 20 stickers, depending on designs, on one page so will size each sticker accordingly. I hope this helps!
Love this video Faith! So informative as usual you always provide so much value♥ I do have a question....when you are adding images from canva, are you able to use them as is for a PLR project? Or if you change the coloring as you showed us does that change it enough? Or do we need to create our own images to stay within the rules of Canva and utilizing PLR etc
Hi Priscilla, thanks for watching! I'm glad you found it helpful! I'd suggest using either public domain images or hiring your own illustrators to draw the graphics you use for PLR products. This advice would definitely apply to PowerPoint PLR products. However, if you are actually selling Canva Templates for commercial use, as long as your customers are getting your Canva Templates which require them to log in to Canva to access your templates, you can use all the free elements in there.
The verbal delivery is informative but too fast paced. Slowing down the pace of your speech would keep your viewers interested, but as it is, it's only an overload badly paced..
Amazing tutorial is highly recommended for anyone who is just getting started using Canva for the 1st time. Thank you Faith
I'm glad you found this helpful! Thank you for watching!
Here catching up on your fabulous channel 😊
Thank you for watching!
Thanks Faith! Every time I watch one of your tutorials, I learn SO much!
Aww. Thank you so much for letting me know! I'm glad these Canva tutorials are helpful to you!
Thanks Faith for such an in-depth Canvas tutorial. I've been a pro user for a year and learned some valuable tips here. Well done!
Thank you! I'm glad you still managed to gain new insights from my Canva tutorial. Thank you for watching!
Hi Faith, you have created a very good video here. I learnt many things which were helpful, such as how to move a video to Etsy, which I did and now I have my first video on a product listing. One thing I didn't like was the long ads, rather than the ads that can be clicked off, if I'm not interested. Thank you for the effort you put in creating this video, it's very helpful.
I'm glad you found my Canva tutorial helpful! Thank you for watching! I seek your kind understanding for the ads as it's a way of making a little bit of income for the free tutorials I create on TH-cam. Thank you for your kind support!
Thank you so much, Ms. Faith 🙏🥰
You're most welcome! Thank you for watching!
Faith, An awesome Big THANK YOU to you for the time and patience spent in tutoring us beginners. Really grateful to you and always wish you the best in everything you put your mind and heart to. God Bless
Thank you so much for your kind words and well wishes! I really appreciate it. I’m glad you found my canva tutorial helpful!
Thank you faith very good info and very easy to follow along with you
Hi Gloria, thanks for letting me know. I'm glad you found my canva tutorial helpful. =)
Hi Faith. I'm so pleased you are starting to add training videos to TH-cam.
I have several of your courses and always find them very informative and easy to follow.
Your knowledge and skills stand out. Great work, and keep it up. Thanks, Carl
Thank you so much, Carl! I do hope these Cana tutorials can help more people get started with creating and selling printables! Appreciate your kind support!
very useful tips shown! thanks a lot Faith!!!!
Thank you so much for watching! I’m glad you found my canva tutorial helpful!
Thanks Faith! I just finished watching this video. Love it. It's very helpful.
Thanks! I'm so glad you enjoyed it. Please stay tuned for more! =)
I've used Canva for a while, but still learned several new things. And it did help me with creating stickers. I love how you explain things. It's always so easy to understand!
Thank you for your kind words, Debbie! I am glad you picked up new tips from the video. I appreciate your kind support!
Faith you are an awesome teacher! I tried following you with some of your projects and it worked… I’m not even tech savvy. I’ll tune in to more of your videos 😊
Thank you so much for your kind words! I’m really happy to know you find my canva tutorials helpful. :)
Thank you! Your videos are so helpful!
Thank you, Maria! I'm so glad to know that you are enjoying my Canva tutorials! =)
Thanks so much. I'm hoping it has some meal planner templates and financial type templates.🌷
Let me look into those! Meanwhile, please check out my FREE Floral Planner 2023 in Canva templates here faithsbizacademy.com/plr-printables/
@@faithsbizacademy Will do that thanks!
Hi Faith! Thank you so much for this tutorial! I’ve used Canva for a while, but didn’t know about many of the features you showed in this lesson. I will watch this again! Can’t wait til your next lesson!
Hi Robin, I'm glad you've picked up new things from this video! Appreciate your kind support!
Hi Faith! Thanks for your videos! Could you share an exclusive video on selling planners and templates on etsy shop?
Do you have more specific questions on that? Are you talking about listing product, keyboard research or creating product banners etc?
@@faithsbizacademy Thanks for your reply!
For example, after finalizing your product, to show in what format it can be and the process of listing it (I noticed that sellers offer it in Pdf form through Google drive - is that the case?).
@@alisia000 You usually sell your planners and printables in PDF format. If the file size is too large to be uploaded directly onto Etsy, then you'd need to upload it to a cloud platform (eg. google drive, dropbox) and then create a word document that provides instructions on how to download the product along with the download link of your actual product. Then save the word document as a PDF file and upload this file onto your Etsy listing instead.
@@faithsbizacademy Thank you very much! ✨
Awesome, as always! You didn't show creating sub-folders in the Upload folder. Will that come later?
Hi Barbara. I created the video before I received your questions on the subfolders. I'll need to create another one for it. =)
You are awesome. Thank you.
Thank you for watching!
Thank you, Faith. This is great! I will have to re-watch this to remember everything, but your video makes Canva so much more usable for me!😁😁
Thank you, Mary! That’s so good to hear! I do hope the timeline helps you zoom into the specific parts too. Appreciate your constant support!
Thank you Faith, so informative. I have a Pro account for my POD biz, but have discovered many features I wasn't aware of by watching your video, so thank you!!!
I'm glad you picked up new insights! Thank you so much for watching!
Very helpful! Thank you so much !
You're most welcome! Thank you for watching!
ll I can say is WOW! Thank you for sharing such awesome training.
So glad you found this Canvaa tutorial helpful!
Hi Faith, How can I place my work to my desktop on my ipad. Can you present that as a lesson?
If you are talking about uploading files, then they will only appear on the gadget that you have uploaded on. For example if you upload images in Canva on your iPad, you won't see it on your desktop and vice versa. However, if you have uploaded an image in Canva on your iPad and used it one of your projects, you will then see the same project on your desktop Canva as well. Hope this clarifies!
hello Faith, love your videos learning a lot. I do have a question when creating a Digital Planner to sell, Is the buyer able to change your elements ( like colors, style of planner, graphs etc.) or just the areas for them to type in their own text ( like numbering the calendar, adding their notes, etc.)? Or how can I make it so they are only able to alter areas I want them to? hope this makes sense.
You are delivering the product as a pdf file, so no, they can't change the elements. You can download your planner as a PDF file and then import on note-taking apps like Goodnotes and any other app on your tablet that allows you to annotate on a PDF file. You can then use an Apple pencil for the iPad or a stylus to write on the digital planner or create textoxes on the spaces in the planner to type in. If you want to create a fillable PDF planner, then you'd need to use external platforms like PDFescape.com to add fillable fields in your PDF planner.
@@faithsbizacademy thank you so much for your reply 😊
Hi Faith! Thank you for the wonderful video, it's very informative. I was wondering if you could show us how to add watermarks to products that we are listing, that will be removed after the customer purchases the product. Thanks again!
Assuming you are referring to the images of your products that you place as part of your product listing, what you can do is add your business logo or name on top of your product image and then just reduce the transparency of it so it becomes a watermark. In that case it doesn't affect your final product delivery at all. Hope this helps!
Thanks so much. I'm glad I found this video as my intro to Canva. I am amazed at how much ground you covered. I also like that you mentioned a few differences between the free and pro versions. I willl have to watch it again to have it all sink in. lol
I am wanting to sell digital products and maybe printables. I heard what's hot now is planners. You did show templates. My question is about the sizes. Are there specific ones for different planners, like some sort of rule that they have to be a specific dimension?
I'm glad you found this Canva tutorial helpful! You can refer to the written timeline or key moments timeline in the video description to help you refer back to specific parts of the video. I usually create planners that are US letter size. =)
@@faithsbizacademy Thanks so much for the prompt reply and info.
WOW, you have so much great information jammed into this video - Thank you so much ... For the sticker part of this video - About how big do you make each sticker if you are putting them on an 8.5 x 11 sheet - These are clipart stickers .. not planner stickers.
Thank you for watching! You are right that what I showed in the video is a clipart sticker rather than a planner sticker. But the same techniques can also apply when creating planner stickers. I should probably create a video on creating planner stickers!
If I'm putting on a 8.5 x 11 sheet, I will typically pack like 10 to 20 stickers, depending on designs, on one page so will size each sticker accordingly. I hope this helps!
@@faithsbizacademy Thank you Faith 😊
Love this video Faith! So informative as usual you always provide so much value♥ I do have a question....when you are adding images from canva, are you able to use them as is for a PLR project? Or if you change the coloring as you showed us does that change it enough? Or do we need to create our own images to stay within the rules of Canva and utilizing PLR etc
Hi Priscilla, thanks for watching! I'm glad you found it helpful! I'd suggest using either public domain images or hiring your own illustrators to draw the graphics you use for PLR products. This advice would definitely apply to PowerPoint PLR products. However, if you are actually selling Canva Templates for commercial use, as long as your customers are getting your Canva Templates which require them to log in to Canva to access your templates, you can use all the free elements in there.
I am unfamiliar with canva
Like all tech stuff, it takes while to get used to Canva. But I do hope this tutorial will give you a head start. =)
The verbal delivery is informative but too fast paced. Slowing down the pace of your speech would keep your viewers interested, but as it is, it's only an overload badly paced..
Thank you for your feedback!
In TH-cam, you can click the gear icon and change the playback speed to slow down the video.
@@scenicjax6402 Thank you for your help!