🎁FREEBIES to help you with Print on Demand: bit.ly/Freebies_PA 📈100 Scalable T-Shirt Niches bit.ly/100ScalableNiches 📧FREE Print on Demand Email NEWSLETTER bit.ly/Newsletter_PA 🚀POD MEGA BUNDLE bit.ly/POD_MegaBundle 👽FREE Discord Community Server: bit.ly/DiscordPODCommunity 🛒My Print on Demand Bundles https:/bit.ly/T-ShirtBundles 🎧1-on-1 Coaching Calls👉 calendly.com/philipanders 👈 🌅30 Vintage Sunsets bit.ly/30VintageSunsets ⭐Become a Member for Exclusive Perks: bit.ly/PhilipAndersJoin
What an incredible breakdown of strategies to boost print-on-demand sales! Your comprehensive approach to explaining each method with ample tips and real-life examples truly sets this video apart. And knowing that Milo, a trusted researcher, was involved in crafting this content adds an extra layer of assurance. 🌟
Your video on boosting print-on-demand sales is filled with practical insights! From enhancing design quality and quantity to optimizing SEO and niche selection, your tips are invaluable. The fishing lake analogy for niche research is brilliant. Thanks for sharing these effective strategies! 🎨📈
Kudos on the fantastic breakdown of print-on-demand sales strategies! Your comprehensive approach and real-life examples are top-notch. Also, how did you get Milo on board? Their involvement is super intriguing!
Wow, your video is packed with incredibly insightful tips and examples for boosting print-on-demand sales! Your breakdown of design quality improvement is not only informative but also delivered in a friendly and engaging manner. The step-by-step transformation of the text-based designs truly shows the power of tweaking fonts, colors, and hierarchy to create eye-catching visuals. Your expertise shines through, and it's clear that you've put a lot of effort into creating valuable content.
Your video is a treasure trove of insightful methods for enhancing print-on-demand sales. The energy and enthusiasm you bring to explaining each approach are infectious and engaging. Your step-by-step breakdown of design quality improvement is both informative and actionable. @PhilipAnders Thank you for sharing your expertise and insights with such enthusiasm and clarity!
Lol.. A friend out here has a "Milo," and we have ground squirrels in Oregon. Her Dachshund spends the day defending the backyard from them. Occasionally, he gifts her with a ground squirrel that wasn't quite fast enough, amazing doggos. Thanks again for your teachings.@@PhilipAnders
How tf is your accent so good?! I'm English and I'd NEVER think you're not a native northerner. I don't think I've ever heard a non-native with such a convincing REGIONAL english accent. I also think its great that you chose that accent rather than a boring southern one. Super impressive 👏 btw I only know about this because someone told me, otherwise it wouldn't possibly have occured to me!
Thank you very much!! You're not the first English person to think I am English. I kind of explained why the German accent faded away in this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jBGt5bmTgYY.html
Wow what an amazing video. Thank you so much Philip! If I may ask, I have a basketball design that’s my best seller at the moment, if I create more designs similar to this one, should I use the same keywords?? Will Amazon promote the same keywords from the same seller or should I change the keywords?? 🤔🤔🤔🙏🏼
Hi Philip, you are one of my inspirations in POD! I have 2 questions. 1st, regarding "scaleable design." Are you doing this in your other account? (I assumed you have multiple accounts for testing products/design and different approaches) So technically (please correct me if I am wrong) this would be a general store, right? 2nd, if I start as a total beginner and have only 1 account just to test things out and let's say Etsy, based on your own experience, what would you recommend a path to take, a general store or a niche store? Thank you!
yes as a beginner I would definitely recommend a general store. Chances are if you pick 1 Niche from the start, it won't be the greatest one. You have to test the waters first ;)
@@PhilipAnders regarding again to "scaleable design." I will gonna use Etsy for the first time. How do you organize your listings on etsy, I mean by categorizing them. Like your samples in your video regarding scaleable design like uploading t-shirt designs in different niches (actor, fisherman, bodybuilder, lawyer, doctor) Do I need one, separate section/category each for them like for Doctor, another one for Carpenter, and another one for Farmer? Thank you.
Hi Philip, thanks for the amazing Video. I have a query regarding Merch on Demand. I have few designs that haven’t got any sales for the past 4 months.. how long one should wait to get sales ? or should I just change them with new designs..? Waiting for your view point . Thanks.
depends which tier you are in and how many slots you have free. The lower the tier the sooner you should swap things out. If you are in a high tier and you have free slots just leave them on ;)
@@PhilipAnders Thank you Philip for the insight. I am on lower tier. Guess I had already got delayed in swapping the designs. Will change the designs. Thanks once again.
Hi Phillip, you mentioned Tostadora. I'm assuming they are based in Spain. I live in the UK and I found it frustrating, when dealing with another Spanish website, to get a Certificate of residence for tax purposes. Do you have any advice on this topic?
