podninja
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Please PM your website. I will take a look. I have provided them Amazon Dropship Store for approval.
Spreashirt, Zazzle, Cafepress. These get Good Traffic.
[PROVEN METHOD] Passive Income through POD Websites
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podninja
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Yeah. It's not about lucrative. It depends on the respective individual that what options he has in hand or what he is good at. I feel hiring a designer/designing a t-shirt and uploading on a platform is a lot easier than marketing an affiliate product
. Again, It's my personal opinion.
thefourowls
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Just spent the whole weekend designing 20 amazing (in my opinion) designs for shirts, mugs etc and uploaded them on one of those websites with optimized titles, tags, and descriptions.
Will wait and see if I get any sale during the next week.
Will wait and see if I get any sale during the next week.
Roger Marquez
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This feels like self-promotion...
Maybe I'm new but I can't find a way to pm you ? Just click your profile but there's no button to start a conversation @podninja
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deamonshell99
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Following Thanks
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Harry Jodha
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Very nice method.
Hi @podninja
I just found out that Payoneer provides 1 account for each currency (for a total of 4), may I ask if there's a tutorial on how to add another bank account?
Cheers
RRunner
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Most POD sites, including Merch by Amazon, are non-exclusive so, yes, you can post the same design on multiple sites.
No, you cannot post clips, images or logos of movies, tv shows, sports teams, colleges, etc.
Sometimes a line or catch phrase is okay but you need to make sure it's not copyright.
Even lines not from an intellectual property can be copyright.
For example: "What's your super power?" is trademarked for shirts. You can't make any merch with lines such as "I'm a Beagle mom. What's your super power?" or "I play clarinet. What's your super power?"
A lot of people violate trademarks but most sites, especially Amazon, delete those listings and ban the account.
Merch Ninja (paid tool) lists all shirt designs that have been deleted by Amazon. You would be surprised what is flagged.
Note that redbubble has agreements with some rights holders and you can create "fan art" for those properties. Rock band KISS and movie The Big Lebowski (and others) can be used for merch on redbubble, for example.
CyHead
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No they're not allowed to that, it's copyright infringement. But unless you're selling large volumes, they're unlikely to get caught because it flies under the radar.
However, some bigger brands have started policing the web for counterfeit goods and brand infringement (where you take a logo and slap it on a product that they didn't create, like Gucci on a generic t shirt).
In terms of this method, getting traffic is probably the hardest part. If you're good at design you can probably do good business on this, otherwise it's pretty tricky.
However, some bigger brands have started policing the web for counterfeit goods and brand infringement (where you take a logo and slap it on a product that they didn't create, like Gucci on a generic t shirt).
In terms of this method, getting traffic is probably the hardest part. If you're good at design you can probably do good business on this, otherwise it's pretty tricky.
superkevin
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Can You PM Me which RDP provider you are using for Redbubble? Thanks