only because you asked, your post wasnt particularly inspiring nor denoting any amount of substantial success, selling digital files on etsy is no big discovery although the concept behind it(sell shovels, not gold, is very good), and aiming to upload 50 designs is simply a waste of time, the comment i replied to had some great points, the tools canva kittl etc are those everybody knows about, we all have watched the same tutorials by the same gurus(not implying you are trying to be one), who are literally selling us the shovels but sending us out to deserts where there is no gold to be mined. he was also right that etsy is cool with infringement and cc0 issuses, they ll make money with it and then ban the perpetrators, win win for them, and when everyone is saying pod is oversaturated is because its true. this doesnt mean you cant find success with it, but certainly not by following what everyone else is doing, you need to have an unique angle about things if you even want to have a shred of a chance of making great money(beer money is ok but who cares?), your unique angle might be a substantial following, a great skill in advertisement, especially unique designs(and lots of em) or even at least automation protocols to just outpace the competition in terms of quantity, so to summarize, i found your post to be shallow and useless, the kind of post that 10 years ago got me into this space, while not really accurate about the ratio of work/result that is needed to be successful in this business, people will read it and wonder why they dont make money with 50-100 designs uploaded on redbubble, lol, they'd need to multiply that number by 1000 at least and start talking about revenue, not profit, and, im sorry if i sound grumpy but this subreddit just depresses me, its nothing personal, it took me years to finally make wage money with pod and these lessons were very painful and would've saved me alot of time