[PROVEN METHOD] Passive Income through POD Websites

I've made my first sale (7.7$) after 7 days :D and with only 1 platform.

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If you have courses/tools share them with me please.

Thank you.
 
All the redbubble tools you'll ever need, anything paid isn't worthwhile imo

https://redbubble.dabu.ro/redbubble-popular-tags ( good for finding whats #1 on certain product types )

https://bubbletrends.herokuapp.com/
https://podautomation.net/redbubble-trends-tool/
Thank you very much
 
some of my arts are disappearing, I'm not copying anything just using brand names
 
The guest estimate for how much Redbubble sold in 2020 ( 1st Jan to 30th Dec ) is Over 11 million products ( 11,485,440) nearly triple the expected volume. Just imagine the Merch By Amazon numbers considering Redbubble is a baby in contrast

I think I might really have to build a POD empire in 2020.
 
The guest estimate for how much Redbubble sold in 2020 ( 1st Jan to 30th Dec ) is Over 11 million products ( 11,485,440) nearly triple the expected volume. Just imagine the Merch By Amazon numbers considering Redbubble is a baby in contrast

I think I might really have to build a POD empire in 2020.

May I be a part of your journey? I am a basic designer. :)
 
I have...3 designs up. I make them myself so taking time. :(

dude, 65 designs is nothing. my goal is to make 3000+ by the end of 2021.

- If you don't have design skills, you can use tools like Canva, and you can use only text designs.
- Use also scalable designs to upload a lot of designs with 1 idea. Example: "I was born in 1999" you can scale this design by changing 1999 to 1998 and 1997 .... and so on.
- If you have money to invest, I strongly suggest Vexels and Automation tools like Merch Automation.
+ upload your designs in many platforms not only Redbubble.

Good Luck and DON'T BE PERFECTIONIST.
 
dude, 65 designs is nothing. my goal is to make 3000+ by the end of 2021.

- If you don't have design skills, you can use tools like Canva, and you can use only text designs.
- Use also scalable designs to upload a lot of designs with 1 idea. Example: "I was born in 1999" you can scale this design by changing 1999 to 1998 and 1997 .... and so on.
- If you have money to invest, I strongly suggest Vexels and Automation tools like Merch Automation.
+ upload your designs in many platforms not only Redbubble.

Good Luck.

Yeah, I understand. I like designing my own stuff so don't necessarily need Canva. I created a template last night in Photoshop which I will reuse for similar design and try to upload a bunch of designs.
 
Thanks for your amazing thread. Really inspiring!
Would like to know, could you upload 1 same design that you've created in all these platforms. Or it will be a problem?
If we create for ex. 60 designs and add to all these platforms that would be a win win situation.
 
Thanks for your amazing thread. Really inspiring!
Would like to know, could you upload 1 same design that you've created in all these platforms. Or it will be a problem?
If we create for ex. 60 designs and add to all these platforms that would be a win win situation.

Yes. they're all your designs, so you can upload them in any platform. No one will report you for a trademark or copyright since they're all yours.

If you have time, read terms and conditions for each platform.
 
Thanks for your amazing thread. Really inspiring!
Would like to know, could you upload 1 same design that you've created in all these platforms. Or it will be a problem?
If we create for ex. 60 designs and add to all these platforms that would be a win win situation.
Even though your design is original, still be careful. One of my designs on r3dbubble was deleted because I wrote the branded keyword in the product tags.
 
I have so many ideas for this, but never had time to try it, but I'm finally gonna give i try now, seems easier than I thought if you had sales without seo.
 
Thank you for dropping this knowledge! getting inspired and nothing beats good fashion honest work.
 
Thank you for the information There are so many products now that can be POD nowadays. You watch a lot of youtube videos and you wonder how much is relevant to todays market place. So it was very interesting to read the info from and also proves that after the so say gurus have squeezed every last drop of the get rich quick systems they regurgitate, that some old methods and products still work :) with more work. But still once the fab designs you created are done most of the heavy lifting is then done for you ??
podninja So once again thank you very much
I think really this info to spark the thought juices going
I have because of all the lockdowns identified a nice little niche and am in the middle of starting up a shopyfi store selling physical products. So i am really liking the idea of earning a few more ££ by adding some POD content on my site and using the POD platforms available.
OK so I may not sell a lot, But I think the effort is worth it and it just might help to pay the running costs of my shopyfi account ??.
As many here may or may not possibly agree 10% proffit margin on line for little or no work in todays climate is nothing to be sneezed at and all those small 10% add up Well i would rather have 10% of something rather than 100% of nothing and if you keeep chasing the golden goose type profit payouts you leave a lot of smaller but good opportunities behind
But I agree that you can go into this have heartedly and produce shoddy designs because that is a defo fail
 
@podninja what are your thoughts on the Merch Informer tool? Do you recommend it?

I uploaded about 10 t-shirts in early September, fast forward sometime this month they tiered me up to 100. Only one of my t-shirt designs sold 30-40+ times which was enough to get there, mostly in Q4.

Do you btw offer to manage MBA accounts?

Now I'm wondering, what tools do I use to find the best keywords for my designs on Merch By Amazon? It would help if you share how you go about finding the keywords :)

Thank you in advance.
 
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