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This is the uplifting article I was looking for. Great insight, motivational, and it gave me the perspective that I was looking for. Now I have a clearer view of where I stand. Compared to how many products I have, I'm just a beginner. Not getting any sells yet ( I do by my own) and not getting many visits.  But I will continue to zazzle and promote. 
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Hey Customizables. Was wondering if I could use your top 10 mistakes list on a squidoo lens I'm working on.
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Yes, of course. :3
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Thanks even though it turns out I had most of the information in my lens already I still added the top ten mistake list to it. Here's the link to the lens. http://www.squidoo.com/zazzlehelp
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Awesome advice!!!
Thank you so much for sharing this information!!
It is hard work to self-promote, but I love every minute of it!
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Thanks for the advise! I will take that into consideration when working on my shop.
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I think your suggestion about avoiding quick create is a good one. When I am shopping for products it is more frustrating than enticing to have to scroll through numerous screens of the exact same design, shown on every single product -- and some times without any adjustment to make the design or photo fit properly onto the space.
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Thank you so much for posting this topic. It was very helpful for a new user.
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I've bookmarked this as I'm sure I'll want to revisit it often. Thanks for all the good advice. I'm pretty new so I'll take all the pointers I can get!
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That is some great advice. If anyone has time, I would appreciate a review of some of the items and artwork I have posted so far. I am working right now on developing more content for my store, but in the meantime stop by for a visit. My store is http://www.zazzle.com/marcscreationsThanks Marc Ottawa, Canada
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Great Advice! I'm trying to create a few products each day to try and build an inventory and hopefully color co-ordinate stuff. Thanks for these great tips!
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marcscreations wrote:That is some great advice. If anyone has time, I would appreciate a review of some of the items and artwork I have posted so far. I am working right now on developing more content for my store, but in the meantime stop by for a visit. My store is http://www.zazzle.com/marcscreationsThanks Marc Ottawa, Canada Hiya Mark. You're mugs are really nice! Love the designs but maybe pick a lighter background. I'm still playing around with mine. From a Newbie! 
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JKcoder wrote:Thanks even though it turns out I had most of the information in my lens already I still added the top ten mistake list to it. Here's the link to the lens. http://www.squidoo.com/zazzlehelp Hiya Thanks for the great tips on your lens. I favored so I can return again!
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These are amazingly useful =D
What concerns me (well, one of the things) is the 'Painful color schemes'. I absolutely love bright colors. My drawings are all about them. And I also used bright colors in my store layout. But how to know when bright is too bright?
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If you have an afterimage on your retinas after just glancing at your screen, it's too bright. xD I looked at your shop, and it's not too bright at all, but if you're ever in doubt, always ask for an outside opinion. Most of us here on the forums will be more than happy to help you decide if your color scheme is customer-friendly. :3
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Great tips, thank you !
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Thanks for the advice! I see now that I have a few things to adjust to make my store a little better. Good post
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Being New to Zazzle, I just joined a couple of days ago. If by avoiding some mistakes I might get moving in a positive direction. I have to say thanks for the great advice.
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Thank you so much for this usefull advice.I'm new to Zazzle. www.zazzle.com/aportugueselove
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Newbie Zazzler here...thank you for the helpful, easy to understand list... I can use all the help I can get. Cheers, Brenda http://www.zazzle.com/BreezeSeven
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