Which Print on Demand Company Makes YOU The Most Money 

thanks so much!

glad it helped!

thanks so much! that's such a shame the quality went down hill

amazing! that's so good to here

Does it have a marketplace?

​@@ummeumar4 sometimes

What happened? Is that good?

What happened

Thank you

id find that helpful too, cos there's a prinful facilty here in barcelona... yet I had to pay 8eur for shipping of greeting cards via fourthwall (??... 🤫)

Thank you! I would suggest checking out gelato. They’re good for. One of pictures

This is my main concern before I set out actualy.

@@xxsweetalkinxxwhat do you think it's the best one ???

I wonder why? I genuinely think they’re very user friendly and connect with so many platforms

​@shimmymorris1 I agree. One of the easiest to use, and I LOVE their pattern maker

Ive had to do a few of them and i majorly dislike them! You're right. They're confusing and annoying. I'll see if I can piece together a simple explainer video for it

If you have your own traffic go for printify and shopify. connect printify to shopify. Shopify isn't free but the profit is far better

​@@shimmymorris1 Cool thanks so much! I'll look into that setup!

good luck! @@Paul-yk7ds

I think this info is distorted. I had a shopify account and was connected with printify and I looked for the cheapest base price! And based on my T-shirt pricing, I charged $21.95 and still only made $4.79 per t-shirt. Not sure what country he's in but im in the USA and unless you can factor in your shipping cost with your price, then you can possibly make about $8/shirt. Other than that, consumers like FREE shipping so I eat that cost.

@@shayzee2757 I'm just starting my store finally now, and I'm going with higher priced products, like hoodies and wall art, not shirts. I think the profit per sale can be pretty good with these products.

yes they ship to the customer

yes... The numbers are sound

glad you think so

nope... location is important due to shipping times and where companies warehouses are located

they went pretty down hill unfortunately. I don't use them anymore and don't recommend them.

@@shimmymorris1 Thanks for the heads up, very unfortunate since most my sales were with them but i guess its time to move on

Wild. Good to know. Can't believe there are a so many of these

I think it is the new growth plan.

These numbers are based on the free plan. The new growth plan would be $8.45

Yes, Mainly through Amazon. I am not paying US taxes. There is a treaty with the UK. Items ship from US warehouses when sold in the US and they ship from UK warehouses when sold in the UK

@@shimmymorris1 Thanks Shimmy - do you mean with Merch by Amazon - or FBM?

I'm referring to Etsy and MBA here@@Shopgirl2000

@@shimmymorris1 I tried to use Gelato in the US to fulfil orders for my etsy shop but they would only do it if I have a reseller certificate - but since I am a UK business and not a US based business I am unable to get one. Which supplier are you using please that is willing to fulfil orders for a UK business? 🙏🏻💙

It happened with me with printify. But I’m from Portugal.

i'll look them up! Sorry to hear about your accident! I hope this business works out :D

I was wondering that no one include shipping from printify

never tried them

I had mademine on my Etsy shop.. Most of my orders were shipped with delays… then I did the “express” shipping method and had to pay $37 per item… plus Etsy fees… and 1 customer ordered 1 item multiple times and then gave me 1 star reviews and my shop ended up suspended . Mademine has made updates since then which was 2 months ago… so just be careful and aware.. if you use them definitely give the delivery dates a extra couple days since its being shipped from China

Sorry I must have forgotten. I’ll re add them to the list

No. For this example I was charging shipping to the customer

@@shimmymorris1 Thanks for the info. My career as a reseller mirrors this example: I tend to charge toward the high end to give the perception of value and it has worked very well...until recently! :P My PoD store will not have competition for the niche I'm choosing so I want to make sure my items are top quality because I plan on charging top dollar for them. Great channel!

from my testing, including it in the price and then offering "free" shipping tends to get higher sales, however that can come at quite a cost. Customer may be put off by a $30 even if there is free shipping. What I would recommend is lower your profits slightly to be able to offer the customer free shipping at a lower overall price@@yes321x

@@shimmymorris1What I typically do is offer free shipping if they order 2 or more shirts, and it works like a charm with most of my brands. That way you can spread the cost over more items and not take as much of a hit, plus you’re encouraging higher sales.

will add it to the list. Was trying to avoid chinese suppliers in this video

that's so annoying!!! ye they're totally ripping you off

@@shimmymorris1 well not anymore 😂 thanks to you ☝️

no... please let me know :D

you asked to know more about Printerval. I think you should know about them. They steal alot of artwork from Redbubble. They stole a bunch of my artwork too. They are based at Hanoi, Vitenam. From what I can tell, they started about 2019 or thereabouts, They host alot of fake artist profiles which are a front. I found alot of my artwork being spread out across a bunch of what I suspect fake profiles. I think they trawl Redbubble artist profiles looking for the most profitable then take the artwork from whats on display for the web, so they use these artwork to print from, they may even use software to try and improve the quality. But anyway, I know other artists have been complaining too. the trouble is they can just delete a fake profile with infringing artwork and load it up again months later to another fake profile. I had upwards of 70 images stolen and posted at Printerval, I did complain and they did take the images down, but I had to be persistant as whoever it is , were posting more of my images everyday...But eventaully I must have tired them out as everyday I would check and found a couple of my images and would complain. anyway, it looks like I need to constantly check every few weeks. If you investigate I am quite sure you will figure this out. ..The more people who know who these scammers are the better. its just going to ruin POD if these guys start climbing the rankings on Google, which they are. I did join them, and try to build my own store...it all seems fake and very problematic. However did all these other so called artists create their stores, with all the trouble I had I certainly could not recomend them as a POD site for real artists. Anyway, I would be interested to know if you can investigate them...that would make a very interesting video. If they had millions of new real artists trying to sign up. I also clocked their Trust pilot reviews, to me they seem fake, when compared to Redbubble reviews. I suspect they have a small army of keyboard warriors creating fake profiles and creating fake reviews. This is my impression of Printerval, if you find out anything different I would be glad to know, and if it would change my opinion. I enjoy watching your videos, very informative. well done! All the best.

before the of the year. I have a set schedule for the new 6 weeks.

haha thank you! best compliment of my life :D

thanks for letting me know

good shout!

Love them

what?

@@shimmymorris1 yea bro ur first video. Hugepod ! Horrible suggestion

you could do free social media marketing to get sales, it's just a lot slower

@@shimmymorris1 It just proves my point. Comparing margins only and not mentioning paying for ads is misleading. You can find a lot of people who started their "regular" shops, fired up campaigns, and actually lost their money. This isn't the case for the marketplaces. Yes, you can promote your shop via social media for free, but let's be honest - we live in the times when Meta cuts the audiences as much as possible to make sure you pay for the ads eventually. It is a nice addition, but won't let you succeed.

I mention ads in so many of my videos... i definitely don't shy away from the fact that ads can help and with a $10+ profit margins, ads are very viable. It just depends if you want to grow a business on someone else's company and give them all the data, or grow your own website and your own shop... @@cynamonstudio

@@shimmymorris1 My plan is to start with marketplaces. Once I gain a fair amount of sales I think it will be time to move on and try to build my own "brand" + dive into paid ads.