There is real value in this Video.You are also a good teacher.And it's rare to hear A RU-vidr say mention a tip I have missed -thats humility and a teachable spirit. This video needs to go viral and I believe more people have subscribe to this channel
Dude, I've been watching POD videos non stop for a month now and they all say the same stuff over and over again. But when I check your channel I learn something new from each video. You're the best!
Another great video. Thx! I find it funny that everyone calls it passive income... I don’t find it passive at all... I work my tail off but I love it so the hours and effort are worth it.
Lots of good information here. I've been designing illustrations for years selling on stock sites and have had reasonable success. I just recently started creating t-shirts. I like Redbubble but up until recently my technique is been throw designs at the wall see what sticks. I am starting to take a more disciplined approach to designing and vids like this definately help.
I'm brand new to the game since August & always learning, found your video today & found your information extremely helpful & to be quite refreshing from the usual tutorials, excellent tips.
Of the many dozens of RU-vid videos on print on demand that I have watched in the past few months, this one easily stands at the top. It very clearly and thoroughly covers one of the most important aspects of the subject. Many, many thanks for doing this, from a recent subscriber.
I find your videos very informative! I started a Redbubble store about 3 weeks ago, so I'm just getting started. I LOVE designing tee shirts. I am very determined to get a piece of the Print on Demand pie! Thank you!
Thank you so much for these tips 🙌🏼 Just started a store a few days ago and I'm just absorbing as much info as I can from creators like you who pay it forward 🙌🏼 Hoping for my first sale! 🤞🏼
Great video, Thank you!!. By the way, I realisethat you said that you might do a video on what happened with Etsy. I am hearing similar comments and I am always looking for experiences where to learn from. Thank you.
Thanks I'm very glad I found you, to the point, informative, without all the hype & show, articulate, quick, easy to follow. Iv watched many but only subscribed to one other until now. With most others I loose the will to live!
Thanks! If you get time, would love to see a video about your Etsy experiences, good and bad. You went from top seller to no shop? You prefer selling on POD sites now? Super curious, as I'm bouncing between POD and Etsy and trying to find what's best use of my time.... Thanks!
Great vid. Can you please tell me how you check the copyright and trademarks on designs noob here. Also, how did you find the individual categories on red bubble in the beginning, please?
Hi,thanks for your videos. They are the best definitely my favourite. I just start my journey with merch by Amazon and zazzle trying to make my first sales. Working hard. Thanks again
This erank will not allow me to use it ( even the free version ) unless I connect my Etsy shop. So before I have even considered using this tool Etsy is forcing me to do stuff on their terms. It's 11th of Feb 2021 at time of writing.
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I just saw your comment, used Google to translate it, and agree with you completely that the author made a very good video. I gave your comment a "Like." I then visited your RU-vid channel, "Chemistry," which looks very nice. The best of luck to you!
What about if it says on Etsy that a particular item has sold out?! (Or if you heart an item, then go back month or so later it has sold out? This has happened with my saved searches a lot, particularly with jewelry.) Surely that means it is a good seller?
It could be - it might also mean that they are a small seller and only ordered 3 and they sold all 3. I would agree if the store is large (lots of products) and they have lots of sales, then you could be onto something!
I have a question. Since I am looking at my own products a lot, I see my products popping up a lot on Redbubble on shirts similar to someone's product or items I have viewed. But today to my surprise when I was on RU-vid (and of course I watch a lot of videos on Redbubble) this is the first time I saw one of my products in an ad before the list of videos I can watch about Redbubble. Is this a real ad that everyone can see on RU-vid, or is it just there because it is one of my products that I have viewed a lot?
That’s a great question - it is hard to say without seeing the ad specifically, but your computer would typically track websites that you visit so it is possible that the ad shows previously viewed stuff (I have seen this with comic book websites I visit).
Love your videos! Please do you know how to make my mugs on RB show the darn design? Even though I tap the button to default to that view, it never works so people just see a blue mug, thanks
@@zenwatercooler Hi. I'm green to all this. To make me a lighter shade of green could you tell me if you are doing just text based t shirts, does the text have to be vectorized? Thanks.
Can I ask , do u use the same design in more than one POD site? ( I can’t create tons of designs as u said without repeating them in more than one site😅)
Yes, it's 100% illegal. Unless the anime character you're drawing is 100% yours and is not from an existing anime/manga/other shows. Basically, the anime *art style* is OK, any existing anime *characters* however, are not.
I would say it's illegal but there are some exceptions. There are public domain images but these are not typically modern-day anime or modern-day celebrities. I would avoid all that and pick a niche you like (that have very little competition).
if you find something that sells on ETSY - and it sells well for you - is it recommended to start selling that design on say Redbubble too? or is it best to do design research for that platform? is it safe to use designs across all platforms or not?
Wow this was extremely helpful I’m restarting my redbubble and I know this will help me big time. Is it possible to earn $5000/month if I work hard enough?
Technically anything is possible - I don't make a ton of money through Redbubble, but if you spend a few hours a week having fun and make designs that people actually want to buy, I've seen people make a few hundred a month, sometimes more.
I know it can be a bit daunting, but it is possible. I've done it a few times. You have to have designs that stand out and people actually want to buy. I'm pretty lazy though so I just pick niches where is very little competition (like 300 or less designs) and bang out like 50 designs in that niche.
