BusinessSignShop

Hello folks, as you all know there is an ebb and flow in sales with seasons and socio economic factors on Zazzle as a business. We moved to Yukon Oklahoma 1 year ago and I recently started a Youtube channel to stay mentally active and busier in life in general during these slow sales periods. I'm not an expert designer but I have been doing this since 2014 so I have learned some things and there are certain free online softwares that I use with my subscriptions with Vecteezy, Magnific, (formerly Freepik) and Canva. I subscribe to these services when sales are better but park them when sales are slow like now. My Oklahoma Life YouTube channel is located at this link: https://www.youtube.com/@oklahomalife-b1l please subscribe, I started a Zazzle playlist where I share what I have learned. Here is the Zazzle playlist link so far: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIWTkQzd6MYM Here are the 2 videos that I have posted so far: 1. Zazzle For Beginners Working With Seamless Patterns On Products Using Magnific Episode 1 https://youtu.be/HxaH1zdbgO4?si=4HAdMjU7wrsaWJ5O Seamless patterns are made to blend the edge of the tile of the design so the pattern is continuous and it doesn't appear like just a bunch of squares of the same design with choppy edges. Seamless patterns are used with the Zazzle tiling feature on the Effects section of your dashboard. Magnific is $20 a month and can be cancelled at anytime. 2. Using Canva To Create a Pizza Business Zazzle Banner That Can Be Customized Episode 2 https://youtu.be/xg5ZmCsvfkA?si=EA1FAc9dILD7V1X_ So by far on my business shop banners have been the best seller. I show what has sold on my site on my home page both for customer views but also the many affiliates that share my links, thank you to both groups. So in this video I create a pizza shop banner using a Canva design. Canva is $20 a month and can also be cancelled when sales are slow. Take Care, Dwight