Zuicy on Zazzle

After researching Cafepress & Zazzle, I took the plunge and opened a store front with Zazzle (plus I love that it starts with a Z!).  Last time I had done any research on the sites was about a year ago.  Since then, there's been changes and more product lines.

The biggest plus is I can upload my graphic art, choose the products I want my art on, and the % royalty I make on each sale.  They create it, ship it and send me the royalty.  I chose my paypal account.  No cost to set up or post - definitely a plus.  No inventory to keep.  No shipping to do.  

The storefronts are customizable and fairly user friendly.   The upload process is fairly straight forward, but I had some problems with the bulk upload (one design, many products).  I also haven't figured out an easy way to just peek at my storefront after uploading - other than having another window open and refreshing.  Not all the products show up quickly.  Stamps get approved to make sure it's appropriate for the postal service - it took about 20 minutes for the stamps to show up in the shop.

All in all I'm stoked that all those files I saved, just playing with Illustrator & Photoshop will now be product lines in the shop.  I'm now a zazzler.  

Creation Spiral by Zuicy_
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