The one sale I got is from 186 uploaded designs (and these are not basic designs). You can search "artado" oon redbubble, go into my store and sort by best-selling and you should see the one I sold as I sold just one design so far.
As for tips and tricks (for beginners), check out youtube, I personally found these youtubers useful - Passive Owl, Wholesale Ted, TheMoneyGame
I got my first sale on RedBubble after 1-2 weeks (that particular design I sold was uploaded 2 days before, so that was quite fast sale). I didn't do any promotion or didn't share my links anywhere, so it sold directly from Redbubble which is great news for a newbie like me!
I jumped into this thinking I would spend no more than several days creating some popular designs and then just waiting for money to flow in (especially after looking into some youtube videos where people have earned thousands of $$$ by very simple designs). But I ended up working non-stop 14-16 hours a day for 2 weeks
The one sale I got is from 186 uploaded designs (and these are not basic designs). You can search "artado" oon redbubble, go into my store and sort by best-selling and you should see the one I sold as I sold just one design so far.All my designs are more graphic based, but I start to think text based designs work better as they can approach wider audience. I read somewhere that out of 10 most sold t-shirts in the world 4 were simple text based t shirts. Also, feel free to like my works, I will try to like some back, I think we should help each other when starting out to get more exposure.
I also registered at some other POD websites, will try my luck there too. I did some analysis, here are top 10 POD websites you can sell your art, based on traffic they get (I checked on Alexa). I was surprised by some of them having more traffic than others. There are other players, these are the biggest in terms of traffic (I didn't include etsy as you need to combine it with Printful/Printify for it to work)
1. Merch by Amazon (10th)
2. RedBubble (493th)
3. TeeSpring (1081th)
4. Zazzle (1542th)
5. Society6 (3736th)
6. FineArtAmerica (5126th)
6. TeePublic (5347th)
7. Displate (6360th)
8. SpreadShirt (8246th)
9. Threadless (10424th)
10. Cafepress (11787th)
Some other good links:
http://bubbletrends.herokuapp.com/trends - RedBubble Trending Keywords
https://redbubble.dabu.ro/ - RedBubble Popular Tags
https://trending.ytuong.me/ - Google Trends
https://www.trademarkia.com - Check if something is Trademarked
As for tips and tricks (for beginners), check out youtube, I personally found these youtubers useful - Passive Owl, Wholesale Ted, TheMoneyGame
Good luck guys on your shops!
Where do you get your designs from?
They are all simple text designs, made with Photoshop. Since I don't know how to draw and stuff like that.
Very cool. I just got 2 sales from 1 design so far, but sticker + pins. Low cost, thinking about making more but I put a lot of effort into designing them (custom).
Yep, my first sale was just $0.36 (selling a sticker), it feels good. But unfortunately that account got suspended for unknown reason. So now I'm looking for possible explanations to this.
Well, I think it's impossible. Since there're only 20 designs in total , and I uploaded 1-2 designs daily, which is not many imho. Redbubble is sure full of surprises.Too many designs maybe. My design is personally made by me and I do not mass upload designs.
I got my first sale on RedBubble after 1-2 weeks (that particular design I sold was uploaded 2 days before, so that was quite fast sale). I didn't do any promotion or didn't share my links anywhere, so it sold directly from Redbubble which is great news for a newbie like me!
I jumped into this thinking I would spend no more than several days creating some popular designs and then just waiting for money to flow in (especially after looking into some youtube videos where people have earned thousands of $$$ by very simple designs). But I ended up working non-stop 14-16 hours a day for 2 weeks
The one sale I got is from 186 uploaded designs (and these are not basic designs). You can search "artado" oon redbubble, go into my store and sort by best-selling and you should see the one I sold as I sold just one design so far.All my designs are more graphic based, but I start to think text based designs work better as they can approach wider audience. I read somewhere that out of 10 most sold t-shirts in the world 4 were simple text based t shirts. Also, feel free to like my works, I will try to like some back, I think we should help each other when starting out to get more exposure.
I also registered at some other POD websites, will try my luck there too. I did some analysis, here are top 10 POD websites you can sell your art, based on traffic they get (I checked on Alexa). I was surprised by some of them having more traffic than others. There are other players, these are the biggest in terms of traffic (I didn't include etsy as you need to combine it with Printful/Printify for it to work)
1. Merch by Amazon (10th)
2. RedBubble (493th)
3. TeeSpring (1081th)
4. Zazzle (1542th)
5. Society6 (3736th)
6. FineArtAmerica (5126th)
6. TeePublic (5347th)
7. Displate (6360th)
8. SpreadShirt (8246th)
9. Threadless (10424th)
10. Cafepress (11787th)
Some other good links:
http://bubbletrends.herokuapp.com/trends - RedBubble Trending Keywords
https://redbubble.dabu.ro/ - RedBubble Popular Tags
https://trending.ytuong.me/ - Google Trends
https://www.trademarkia.com - Check if something is Trademarked
As for tips and tricks (for beginners), check out youtube, I personally found these youtubers useful - Passive Owl, Wholesale Ted, TheMoneyGame
Good luck guys on your shops!
Last 30 days on Redbubble, I'd say it's 60% Research / Predicting trends 30% Designs & 10% Luck
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Last 30 days on Redbubble, I'd say it's 60% Research / Predicting trends 30% Designs & 10% Luck
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