The Most PASSIVE Income Ever?

So, you may recall, I was investigating how to sell AI-generated clipart.

https://digitalmatrixcafe.com/community/ai-images/what-is-ai-clipart-and-can-you-sell-it/

I have finally set up my Etsy shop, link below.

https://fluffyavenue.etsy.com/

And why do I think it's potentially the most passive income option?

(And note, I didn't say the EASIEST income, lol)

Essentially, once you have added a listing to your shop, you don't have to do anything to that listing ever again, it just stays there forever!

No updating, no worrying about Google, you don't even need a specific niche, etc.

People go to Etsy with purchasing in mind, they are not there to read stuff, you don't need to prove you are an expert in anything.

(Ok, there are 2 things you might have to do, depending on your settings, but they take literally seconds.

First of all each listing costs $0.20 every 4 months.

No, that's not a typo - it works out at $0.60 per listing for an entire year!

The easiest thing is to set it for auto-renewal, but if you don't want to do that, simply renew it when due, you will get a reminder.

The second thing is that with digital products, you can only say you have 999 available!

Although, in reality, it's unlimited, if your numbers sold get close to that figure, you will just have to change it, and put it back to 999 again.

But other than that, you can simply leave your shop to do its own thing, Etsy handles everything.)

Now, you do have to realize that at the start, it's all about volume, because the prices are so low, the more listings you have, the more income you will potentially make.

Some digital product sellers have over 5000 listings and make a huge income!

Do be aware that Etsy takes approximately 10% in fees.

So, initially, you need to add a lot of listings, and then add to them, when you have time.

Now, you will have to come up with prompts, generate the images, add them to Etsy, and add appropriate tags.

But ChatGPT or other platforms are your best friends here, you are completely allowed to use AI.

If I start to see any success, I will consider adding some services you can purchase from me at very affordable prices, to save you time.

This will include bundles of unique prompts, bundles of ready-to-use images or even the option of setting your shop up for you, with some initial listings.

Happy to answer questions, I will give you an update in the future!

Very interesting Diane, thanks for that. Keep us posted!

I wonder if Wordpress themes would sell on Etsy.

@rohanm Oh yes, you might be on to something there!
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Praying to the gods that Festinger wins that lawsuit ... lol

Pretty! Yeah, thats the beauty of digital things, once setup, no need to look at it again much :-)

Did any of you pop an item from my shop into your basket and then not buy it?

My analytics show a lot of visits from this forum.

I don't mind, I'm not expecting anybody to buy anything, I'm quite happy for you to have a play around and see how it works.

But, I do have a deal set up, that if anybody abandons their basket without purchasing, then they should get an email offering 10% off!

So, I just wondered if that was working, and you got the email.

oh my gosh crafty Di! The new series of dollhouse wallpaper that you created is sooo cute, it's getting better and better! This is fantastic guys, check out this hummingbird wallpaper! https://www.etsy.com/listing/1805114066/dollhouse-112-scale-hummingbird

(not meaning to make publicity for myself, but for Diane's work ;-) )

@ohnoo_not_her You're too kind!

I genuinely love creating these wallpapers!

How would these wallpapers be used, Diane? Like a background for website, or computer screensaver, or can they be used in smaller sizes, for hero section?

I love the hummingbird wallpaper!

Rudy

@rudy Lizzy’s niche is dollhouses and miniatures, so these are scaled to be printed and used as wallpaper in a dollhouse!

@diane - oh, ok.

What sizes are the wallpapers usually, generally speaking...

@rudy They are designed to be printed individually at 8.5in x 11in, as a PDF file, it's the pattern that is scaled down to a 1:12 size, and is created to "tile" - so it can be cut to fit at any point in the paper!

It's a whole new world I knew nothing about until I started working for Lizzy!

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@diane - oh, ok.

What sizes are the wallpapers usually, generally speaking...

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1:12 is the standard scale, but people can rescale them in Canva to 1:24 scale, for example, and I have a blog post tutorial and Youtube videos on how to do this. Talking about this, I should probably write about this on my Etsy store, so they can contact me with questions about it :-) Also, I'll be working on my own project on how I print, rescale and decorate a 1:24 scale roombox, so much work to do lol

After the wallpaper, we can then focus on floor patterns like wooden floors, tiles, etc.. Then there's wall art, rugs, there's a lot we can expand on.

Fantastic!

What cool ways to be creative!

Rudy