I am a buyer/seller on goimagine I am a buyer/seller on goimagine, I love the fast responses from real people when I have a question. It's easy to use and I am happy to be on a platform that donates profits to childrens charities.

I signed up for the mosaic plan I signed up for the mosaic plan, $10 @ mo. After 1 week I cancelled. Not because of lack of traffic- I'm aware it's a new site and I was willing to " grow " with Go Imagine. With the Mosaic, I was able to point my domain and utilize a Mosaic website along with the GO Imagine marketplace. But here is the problem and why I left and chose not to waste my time & money: The marketplace site is just OK in regard to listing products for sellers & navigation menu for buyers could be better. I found it frustrating. But my goal was to utilize my domain. The Mosaic website lay out, navigation menu does not have a home page, back button or return to top or anyway to return to all the products. It froze many times while trying to make changes to listings. The navigation menu left alot to be desired. The bounce rate in comparsion to other marketplaces is high... I suspect because of this. The bounce rate info was found thru a Google search on go imagine bounce rate. My banner at the top of the Mosaic site was so small it was unappealing. I had a family member try and navigate thru a hot mess; needless to say she found it difficult. As far as this portion of Mosaic, utilizing what they call " your private website" when you point a domain there; there are no files, no back end or C panel. Any SEO, organic or paid traffic has to be done by you. So the Mosaic plan essentially does NOT offer a website by any stretch of the imagination. I suppose if you are looking for another marketplace to cross list too, have under 50 products this would be OK. But even the marketplace portion of go imagine for seller shops does not advertise on Google or other search engines... at least I saw none. Only ads to join Go Imagine. Customer service for sellers was nice- the FB group is genuinely helpful. But didn't make enough of a difference to me to stick around for $10 @ mo.

A small (but growing!) site with a great big heart I am so impressed with Goimagine - and I speak from both a buyers and a sellers perspective. As a buyer, I know that every purchase I make is directly supporting both a handmade artisan and those in need - and both the artisan and the charity are based right here in America. Something as simple as consciously choosing where to shop can make a big impact on people right here at home (and I get beautiful, thoughtful handmade gifts for my family :). From a sellers perspective - the site was very easy to set up. Customer service was fantastic! They are readily available and really held my hand to help import my listings from E, making the workload of uploading 100 + listings minimal. I really just had to tweak a few things and had the site up and running same day. Also, I have never felt like an anonymous number in the great big E cog. Goimagine truly values and interacts with their sellers. I feel like my voice is both heard and valued. Over these first few years some of the biggest changes implemented to the site have been from the sellers input and experience. They are building a marketplace that works with it’s artists. It is a privilege to have a shop on this marketplace. Here my products aren't just gracing customer's tables, they are helping to put food on them ♥️

As a seller on this platform As a seller on this platform, I can’t say enough good things about the site itself, the people behind the scenes, and their mission. It’s so much better knowing profits for the site are going to help children in need instead of paying for some CEOs private jet !

bad experience corrected by site owner Site owner made things right (sent me my file plus offered $15.00 credit). There is supposedly a Stripe option to pay but that wasn't available when I purchased. Confirmation of purchase was slow and Seller never responded to my message. I thank the site for making my bad experience better. Guess I'll just avoid further purchases from Abby Farmer Creations. Thank you, to Jonathon Lincoln