Use a Workspace Print Shop to present a curated collection of photographs or artwork and sell print products online. This guide gives you a practical order for setting up the shop and links to the ...
Your Print Shop needs two different kinds of images: the high-resolution files used to make the products customers order, and optional display images that help customers picture the finished artwor...
The size shown on screen does not tell you how large an image can be printed well. Print quality depends on the file’s pixel dimensions, the amount of cropping, the intended print size, the quality...
A Print Shop should be reviewed after launch, not treated as a one-time setup. Regular maintenance keeps the products accurate, the gallery easy to browse and advertising links useful. Review the s...
A Workspace Print Shop is displayed through a webpage built in Workspace. You first create the Print Shop gallery, then build a Workspace website page that introduces the work and displays it using...
A Print Shop website should give customers clear information about who they are buying from, what they will receive and what happens if something goes wrong. Well-written policy pages set expectati...
You can use a Workspace Print Shop alongside a website hosted elsewhere. The simplest approach is to add a clear link from your main website to the live Print Shop.Before you add the linkPublish th...
Product preview scenes—sometimes called room views—show an artwork or photograph in a furnished setting. They can help customers understand scale, orientation and how a finished print or frame may ...
A Print Shop does not create demand simply because it is online. Promotion works best when the right people understand the work, can imagine living with it and have a clear reason to visit the shop...
Your Workspace Print Shop includes an XML product feed. You can use this feed with advertising platforms that accept a scheduled catalogue or product data source. Facebook and Instagram shopping av...
