How to Choose a Mockup That Sells (Not Just Looks Pretty)

1. Introduction – the pain point

Not every mockup helps you sell. And not every good-looking mockup actually works for your brand.

2. What makes a mockup that sells

• Product-focused composition
• Realistic lighting
• Clean space for your label or design
• Styled with your audience in mind (not just for show)

3. Common mistakes

• Overused mockups everyone’s seen on Pinterest
• Art direction that doesn’t match the product
• Distracting backgrounds or fake shadows

4. What to look for in a high-performing mockup

✅ Realistic angles and perspective
✅ High-resolution (without compression or blur)
✅ Easy-to-edit smart objects
✅ Editable colors or labels (when possible)
✅ A vibe that fits your product’s target audience

5. Final takeaway

A mockup isn’t just a pretty placeholder.
It’s a sales tool. A pitch asset. A silent brand ambassador.

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