I hope this video helps get you ahead of the pack in 2024! Here are the couple links mentioned: Merch Informer: bit.ly/merch-informer [20% Coupon: Greg20] ChatGPT: chat.openai.com Full Print On-Demand Tutorial: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oWh4PP68RsE.html
Thank you for the video and the great information. Your advice has been pointing me in the right direction and I am very excited to see where this journey will take me!
Question! How many designs per niche should I make? Can I make as many designs per niche as I want or would you recommend making a certain amount of designs per niche (say 10-15) and then pick a new niche to design for?
Hello Greg, Your videos are so helpful. They are so well thoughtout and your passion to share your knowledge and wisdom is obvious. I am working hard to create attractive and meaningful messages to share on, not only T-Shirts, but other media as well. Once I am realizing a level of success, I most certainly will send you thank$, for you very much deserve it. Once again, thank you and have a lovely weekend. Back to designing for me.
I got into PoD as a side hustle/hobby for the things I love which is anime and gaming but hasn’t been doing too well. Would you say Print on Demand is not about producing for the things you’re into but go into one of those niches you’ve talked about?
Hey Greg, thanks for video, great info as always. I was wondering if you could tackle a topic that's been brewing in my mind: General vs. Niche Storefronts. Specifically, which online platforms are best suited for each model. It would be great to hear your opinion on the topic. Thanks!
Thanks and great question. In short, back in the day it used to be niche storefronts, but now the sites have pretty much all gone away with the storefronts and focus on marketing the listings individually on the marketplace. So now I say general is 100% okay.
Thanks for your informative videos. One question I have - once I've identified a sub-niche if I then search Merch Informer for that sub-niche + tshirt I find that the competition on that is high. Eg, mechanical engineer is low but mechanical engineer tshirt is high. Does that mean its not worth bothering, or would it be better to look for different POD products? I'm finding it very confusing!
Your list has a number of the categories that you have already admitted are your hobbies or interests. Why can't I use my own hobbies or interests? I'm sure if the design is unique & the product radiates with the audience it will sell as long as you can get it in front of their eyes.
hey Greg, i love your videos, very informative. I was just wondering how long it took to start selling shirts in general. Ive followed all your steps and made several niches for about a week now.
Greg I have a question about the discount on the 2 sites. I joined them both and the first one showed the price on the right side without the discount and then with the discounted price. When I put my credit card it debited the full price. And I did not receive the discount, even though it showed on the screen. The second one (the 20% one) did not give me the discount and also did not address it. They just automatically charged me me the monthly fee. Do you know what happened and if it can be fixed?
Hey thanks for asking and sorry for the trouble! For Placeit that’s strange, but I’d reach out to them and they should be able to sort it quickly. I have heard of that happening to one other person and they got customer service to correct it quickly. For Merch Informer did you enter the code greg20 at checkout? If not then I’d shoot them a quick message too and they should have no problems correcting that as well. Sorry for all the trouble, I hope it gets sorted quickly!
@@GregGottfried thanks. I will try that. I am so eager to get started, but I have to keep watching the videos over and over. I think I must just be scared to take the leap. Nothing I have ever done has worked out so I really don’t have the confidence. I keep watching videos but soon I’m going to take the plunge. Your videos are very good and have taught me so much!! Thanks again!
Thanks for the video. My question is not related to niches, but in terms of product/service quality (printing, fabric, customer service) which one of the passive platforms would you recommend us? And is there any possibilities to put t-shirts label with your own logo with these sites? Thanks a lot
Hey Greg, I'm getting ready to design some t-shirts for Amazon Merch. I'm having a hard time deciding whether I should use my own artwork (I'm an artist) or create designs that I think will be more likely to sell, even if they're less artsy. Can you give me some advice so I can get started? I'm worried that my art might be too niche. Any advice would help!
Thank you for the video it is very helpful and important video for those who want to start or they don't know a lot about print on demand. Is it real that you can earn money by watching adds or not? Plenty of people say that but I haven't find anything about it yet. Please answer me if you know.
It's a total waste of time, u can watch ads for 30 minutes and you'll be paid 0.0002 usd and maybe the minimum withdrawal amount is 50 usd, how many hours are you going to watch ads to reach the 50 usd?
Hello Greg! Every time I do niche research on a Merch informer, I find good sub-niches with low (green) scores but when I scroll down those same niches with a shirt or sweatshirts mostly have high (red) scores. So It gets confusing. Can you please guide and share your experience. Thank you so much
Hello, My name is Taibat. I came across your video on affiliating marketing, and all I can say is that you have done a great job. Please, do I need to have my own website before I can start doing it? or how do I start? because I wish to start right now, but I need someone to put me through. Thanks for your understanding.
I watched your videos in 2023 and I tried but not hard enough, no sales ! Hopefully this year it'll be different. Thank you for your efforts, much appreciated, sir.
Thanks for the comment. Going into 2024, these niches should put you ahead of everyone since they are so open right now. Hopefully you can get in on them this year and get a solid income flowing!
Wonderful video! Could you please suggest why it would not be a good idea to do different designs for two POD sites? Just wondering your thoughts since you have the best ideas & advice on RU-vid that is put together professionally. Thank you 😊
@@GregGottfried your videos are very helpful, however, I have a question, It's about print on demand, you mentioned apps /tools which are very helpful but do you have alternatives that are free for like a completely broke person?
hi greg. i watch your videos all the time. may be you can help me I'm a bit discouraged, I was blocked for no apparent reason and now I've been informed that it's forever and without any explanation. What can be done, how can we understand what the problem is? Thank you
Hmm. I’m not a fan of Etsy for reasons like this. I recommend using other print on demand websites like Teepublic, RedBubble, and Merch On Demand. They are much better in my experience.
@@GregGottfried I went through all your print on demand tutorials and purchased the placeIt and merchinformer subscription this month. I also created an account on redbubble and uploaded 5 designs using placeit. None of them should have copyright issues because i did exactly how you taught in the videos. But they suspended the account with absolutely no reason. A very generic email was sent looks like by AI. Upon further submitting my query, they responded 2 hours later with the same standard response. This is highly unprofessional. Not sure how to go about now.
It's truly hit or miss on the first application. These are my best tips: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-sKP0AOVbiq8.html and if you don't get accepted on the first try, you can always reapply as many times as needed with different email addresses 👍
If you are already operating in one particular niche and you create like 15-20 designs a day for it, will it be feasible to open another account for above-mentioned niches, e.g. I am quite interested in the pet niche? Is there a way to automate it somehow?
I predict AI is going to make this market SATURATED when we get to the point you can type 'create me a website that sells tshirts for 30 subniches and link them to all my stores and now make 300 designs for every subniche and sell them'. I mean that's just an idea where we are heading but you get the jist. My advice get a physical trade fellas. Wish I was 20yrs younger to do so.
Hey I have a very great video idea for you because I been looking all around RU-vid about it and there's nothing can you make how to link your teespring with amaze shop there's no information about it and it would be amazing if you make a video about it and explain it that would be great thanks
