Mockup for what exactly? What digital product are you selling? For example I've listing some clipart packs and I bought a clipart mockup for Canva on Etsy for a few dollars. It's a drag and drop template. So it depends on what you are wanting to mockup.

@Denise Wiley Bailey linked the one she bought on Etsy in one of the videos in the classroom. It was a more popular "layout" that was converting well. It is the one I bought and with ads, I was able to sell a handful of my clipart packs within 10 days! I also bought a digital paper and junk journal mockup from Etsy as well. They are all for Canva and simple drag and drop. I think they look classy and I have sold a couple of paper packs, one was a same day sale!

@Christine O'Connell Yeah Canva has similar results with some of my clipart, especially the watercolor designs where I want to keep some of that cloudy ink look. I was referred to MyDesigns as it had the best background remover. You can just buy credits and do not have to sign up for the monthly fee unless you want to use it to publish your listings to Etsy. You upload your images in there and you can do a preview of the background remover before using your credits. It does bulk editing which is super helpful! I had much better results in there hands down. It also has several different AI Image generators built in, so its fun to put the same commands into the different modes to see which style you like best. There was one particular image I had that it did not remove the background cleanly enough for me and I ended up listing that pack as a JPG - white background. There are several that sell like that on Etsy so I said what the heck I'll give it a try ;) Sometimes for sublimation they want the full wrap anyways, so you might be able to get away with creating a full scene and don't remove the background.

It really depends on how much daily $$ you have/want to spend. If you are setting your spend to $1-2, I would only select 1-2 listings. If you have a higher budget, you can turn on more listings. Some days I try to see whats being shown/searched for so I will turn on all ads for all listings and see whats being clicked on etc and adjust from there. Sometimes I only run ads on a brand new listing because I'm not patient and want data quicker hahaha

That is a design template, to help you take a hard edged image and make it tapered/grunge/soft edge. You would download that image and then place it on a mockup. This file is not a mockup.

@Renee Davis I'm not sure if I'm allowed to link anything in here, but it will depend on what style you are going for. Are you doing 20, 30 or 40oz tumblers, just search for the size of tumbler mockup you need. The style that is converting well right now is a more close up version. There are ones for Photoshop and Canva depending on what you need.

Tshirt and Tumbler wraps are targeting the same customer: "Sublimation" and could be listed in the same store. If you wanted to do clipart or junk journals (for example) that is when you would want to start a separate store as you are targeting a different customer. If you do create another store, you are correct that you use your same name/personal information but you are required to use a different email address.