You Won't Believe What Print on Demand Website Gets The MOST Traffic 

Which one was Venezuela though?

Thanks! I’m not sure how I would get the data on people’s individual sales on these platforms. Maybe Amazon and Etsy but all the others ones I don’t think that data is readily available

amazing! thanks

Yes, those scenarios have happened to me, before. I, either, get distracted by something else, or It takes me a while to navigate the website. I agree we need the conversion rates.

Yes, and knowing Amazon is the worst in term of distraction and ease of navigation, and is also too much loaded with information badly organized and not easily identified (probably on purpose) you tend to spend unvoluntarily much more time on an Amazon page.

Glad you like it!!

nice!!! happy you found something new :D

wow thank you so much :D

thank you so much for watching

You’re welcome 😊

you're welcome!!

thank you so much!

You’re welcome!

awesome!! good luck with it!

awesome!! thanks

Appreciate it

Thank you! What do you mean my 3rd?

@@shimmymorris1 3rd video about the amount of traffic sites get? This is something I have never seen mentioned in the beatmaking community with beat selling marketplace sites. You gave me the idea to do so some years ago in a video you did. I haven't, but neither has anyone else, and its something I don't think beatmakers keep in mind with sites and why they don't sell. Seeing you revisit the topic a few times with POD kinda of shows how sites momentum can change.

Right? I’ve gotta figure out TikTok

@@raumenow I don't need advertising on TikTok since listing the products on the TikTok marketplace alone brings me thousands of visitors every day. However, I still don't know how to sell to the international marketplace yet 🥲

@@azharkuzairy My advise: Don't rely on those plateforms as on the web in general. Things change rapidly at an impressive speed on Internat nowadays and more than ever. Think about a real life reliable business in case of thigs change to the worse.

​@@azharkuzairywhat type of products do u sell?

Yup 😊

that's why i picked sites with marketplaces as most that traffic will be buyers not sellers

thanks!

Sshhh! Lol

that's awesome! I didn't add pinterest on purpose. The shops aren't that amazing.. but they'll be future videos with it

@shimmymorris1 I just got my merchant status on there so will see how it goes 😀

@shimmymorris1 By the way, I always report the impersonating scammers on RU-vid, there's one in this chain, but RU-vid isn't recognising your channel url when I put it in their report form. This is usually to do with your channel settings. Is there any way you could fix that? I detest these scammers, ripping people off.

that's the plan

I have heard some not so good things about them, but I haven't checked into them, yet.

it was Teezily and i meant Vietnam.

Print providers would make no money if they didn't charge for their services...Printify is pretty good though and you can find codes that give you a month's membership for free.

I'm starting a Pod as well and I was gonna use redbubble but they started charging artists for every sale they make

​@@amandarose4399I understand where your coming from but they alread make money from us as artists because they get revenue

my favourite is prettymerch. I consult for them and help them make the best possible app

it's because you can get lost on amazon searching for new things

@@shimmymorris1 good point

every shop will get bad reviews at some point. Were those reviews recent, how bad were they, and can you avoid those issues? These are all questions you should be asking yourself if you see negative reviews

Why?

@@shimmymorris1 no I mean, there is a mistake in that moment where the " TIER5...." change to "TIER4..."

It is not something big, i just want to say it to you, but it's totally fine 😊

@@yassineelkhayt4143 ohh right, oops!

@@yassineelkhayt4143 thanks for letting me know

that would be super useful to know. I don't think I'd be able to access that info though

What do you mean? The websites are in the video… that’s what the whole video is about.

i did, i'll look into them a little more

Teespring doesn’t have an integrated marketplace so website traffic makes no difference

Sua resposta me ajudou na dúvida que tinha, sobre se as plataformas tinha market place integrado. Obrigado.

compelling argument... but flawed. a. i love youtube, and creating videos, i have done so my whole life, long before POD. b. multiple streams of income is smart as you never know what can happen and since when was it bad to have a piece of a few pies. c. I personally don't think making videos is increasing competition. This is a multi billion dollar industry, there's more than enough room for everyone. d. I wasn't taught any of these things, I had a shocking education in school and it spurred me on to help educate others ways to increase their income and quality of life. Either way, each unto their own, if you want to believe this that's fine. It's just a silly argument IMO.

That’s what I’m thinking,majority of buyers are women, but he says it’s men 25-34 years old.

With Etsy it was 51.82% women. So very very close. With the majority being 25-34 years old

@@shimmymorris1 You're wrong. I guarantee etsy traffic is 97% female buyers, Guaranteed. I sell POD, with gender-neutral designs. The downloaded CSV file spreadsheet first name column of all buyers ran through chatgpt shows 97%, female buyers. Over 7,000 sample.

ermm.. i'm not...

@@shimmymorris1 don't take it seriously, I am just kidding You got beautiful lips..

feel free to skip elements of the video :D