Great video. I love seeing all the new products. They’re all great, but I think the sipping cup is my favorite! I’m looking forward to the ornament haul!!
Hello Mandy, thanks for the video. But the early access for those products on printify are just for Best Sellers on Etsy ? Because I searched them on the website but didn’t found
Hey Mandy, I am working on listing the 40 oz cup today. Just to clarify, the name brand that has made this item popular cannot be mentioned at all? To be specific, I am looking at adding a sticker option and I have seen competitors mention ________ sticker for your ________. So to be clear, I would not say the name brand at all in the cup description but want to know about mentioning it in the stickers for the cup. Thoughts? Also, with some creativity and help from Canva and Placeit, I think I have a pretty good mockup but it did take a couple of tries.
When you say pairing, do you mean to sell it as a set? Or do you mean to sell them separately but on the same listing? I'm a little confused about that. Also for example with the 40 oz tumbler travel mug, would you suggest doing stickers for one side and a design on the other? To give room for people to decorate? This video has been very helpful.
I don’t pair them in a single listing, I pair them as a shop - meaning listings for stickers as well as listings for tumblers. That way you can leverage different keywords and different listing photos. This allows you to serve a similar customer in different ways within the same shop (and therefore create cohesion). For example if you have a travel niche in your shop you could have a personalized tumbler as a listing and then have different state designs as stickers 😊
It’s possible (you’d need to create them as separate variations) but I recommend keeping them separate so that you can leverage different keywords and different listing photos. Having very different products in a listing can also create customer confusion. Many just assume what’s in the main listing photo is what they get and pay no attention to anything else, so you have to be careful with bundling things in one listing 😅
@@studiomdesignsco Thank you so much! I want to create a bundle of several stickers as its own listing. Now I just need to research how to do it on Printify! LOVE your channel!
Hi Mandy, I always love watching your videos! Informative and relaxing! I think pairing products is a great idea and keen to try it but not entirely sure how this works in creating a listing. I was hoping to see more of an explanation on how to do this in Printify and I see that others have asked the same question. Do you have a video on this or could you please make one? Thank you :)
I don’t pair them in a single listing, I pair them as a shop - meaning listings for stickers as well as listings for tumblers. That way you can leverage different keywords and different listing photos. This allows you to serve a similar customer in different ways within the same shop (and therefore create cohesion). For example if you have a travel niche in your shop you could have a personalized tumbler as a listing and then have different state designs as stickers 😊
@@studiomdesignsco thanks for clarifying Mandy! I was thinking about this a lot last night and trying to figure out a way to create a bundled listing with different products in one listing e.g. for a ‘back to school’ pack in the teacher niche with a tumbler, notebook, and stickers. I’m guessing you would set up each product listing separately in Printify and then in Etsy create a bundle ‘variation’ without a SKU and then fulfill the order manually in Printify, adding in each product to the order. The issue would be if the items arrive together especially if different print providers are used to fulfill each product in the bundle (but you could state that in the listing I suppose). And then there’s shipping fees and how to calculate that. Maybe offer free shipping and incorporate the per item shipping price into each product. Just thinking out loud here :)
Would love to hear your thoughts on the spiral notebook as far as the quality of the print on the cover. I have heard many times over that the print easily scratches off. For this reason, I only sell (and personally use) the hard journals from District Photo.
It's wonderful to see the products but I would like to see how you you would calculate market prices for them. If I want to offer something new, it's a major pain point that stops me.
Hey Mandy, TY for another great thorough video? Do you have a video where you’re able to “pair” completely separate products in same listing order? If not, can you do one or link one? I think the POD I had (still an ongoing issues) Ty so much! 😅e
I don’t pair them in a single listing, I pair them as a shop - meaning listings for stickers as well as listings for tumblers. That way you can leverage different keywords and different listing photos. This allows you to serve a similar customer in different ways within the same shop (and therefore create cohesion). For example if you have a travel niche in your shop you could have a personalized tumbler as a listing and then have different state designs as stickers 😊
@theMariaMaria888 Printify shared it in their FB group for all merchants, but I’ve heard some haven’t seen it right away. If it’s not there it should be very soon or you can contact Printify to have them make it visible for you :)
Hi Mandy, quick question about when you say pair an item with another item. Do you add a link un the description to the other product or are you offering both in the same listing? Thank you for all your videos, very informative.
@@theMariaMaria888 I found it but it isn't in the left column but scrolling down when you are on the product page. I also first thought it was maybe only for sellers who really sold something :)
What about the low quality score of Chill's prints? That's why I hesitate. And with pairing, do you mean placing them in the same listing, or only referring to the stickers in the images of the listing and providing a link to them? I am reluctant to place the stickers in the same listing because of the high price difference and misleading price of the listing. I think I figured it out and you probably meant the 2nd option. With stickers in a different listing it also naturally follows for customers that the stickers will arrive at a different time. It's funny, I was just thinking today about pairing certain products and thinking through how it would be best to do. I forgot to add: Or with pairing do you also mean that customers would buy the blank tumbler and then the sticker?
I don’t pair them in a single listing, I pair them as a shop - meaning listings for stickers as well as listings for tumblers. That way you can leverage different keywords and different listing photos. This allows you to serve a similar customer in different ways within the same shop (and therefore create cohesion). For example if you have a travel niche in your shop you could have a personalized tumbler as a listing and then have different state designs as stickers 😊
I don't understand why sending a sticker costs over $4. It goes in an envelope like postage of a letter, which I guess would be around $1 in the US? A couple of more stickers is still $1.
@galaxia4709 in order to get tracking for a package, the package has to be 3/4" thick. This automatically rises the shipping to this rate. I sell handmade cards and have the same problem - I just am transparent with that, and mention that multiple cards can ship for the price of 1.
