Hi Mechanoid!
My apologies for not getting back to you sooner.
Taking a look at your shop, first reaction: Overall you have a great thing going on! WIth some refinement, your shop could really sing. The depth and breadth of your product offering is impressive, and will benefit from more photos and a bit of curation.
Recommendations:
1) The photos you do have, are fun! One of the best parts of 3D printing is the amount of detail one can achieve- and you do a good job of showing it off.
2) That said, you need more
. It's hard keep a shoppers interest when they're presented with a combination of renders and photographed models. You could create a sections in your shop labeled "new ____" that would make it easier to sort the models you've photographed and those you haven't. This would also encourage people to continue checking back to see what new models you have (and hopefully crowdsource some photography for you). Remember to put your models in focus as best you can when snapping product shots.
3)I would also recommend you add more product tags. Often when we're searching for products to feature and share with the press, we search for key terms or themes. Sometimes this can feel redundant when you're tagging, for example including "Space" and "Space 1999" separately, but it will surface your model more frequently.
4) I'm not sure if it's my browser and OS, but your banner appears pixelated. If I'm looking for a designer, that impression starts with their logo and shop set up. By uploading a higher-res version, it will continue the theme of professionalism many of your models have.
5) If you have any other ways for people to connect with you (twitter, facebook etc) it's always nice to include links to those pages in your shop. People interested in your models are likely interested in talking to you about them, and not everyone visits the Shapeways forums (though we wish they did!)
Hope this helps
Best,
Savannah