[METHOD] Little Passive Income

Well, I didn't work much on that. I just think I have more valuable tasks to make money from, so I stopped working on that after 300 uploads.
 
Well, I didn't work much on that. I just think I have more valuable tasks to make money from, so I stopped working on that after 300 uploads.
Yeah, it isn't the set-it and forget-it method. But good that you tried :)
 
And how long does it take you to get to 1k/month. About 6 months or more mate?

I caught a trend and it scaled of pretty fast
but as i said, they suspended my shops

It can be nice as a small passive income
nothing more
 
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Kind of a similar process. Account has less than 90 designs.
are you doing aditional advertising to your account to get sales or its all organic?

Should I do a journey thread on this? :)
yes it would be awesome

This is my Redbubble dashboard:

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I made around $17 uploading around 95 designs (it took me 2 hours).
The best thing about RedBubble is that you don't need to bring your own traffic. They have a built-in system that promotes your designs.

Traffic Stats:

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Whenever I uploaded the designs, Redbubble sent traffic my way to test my designs. I still get favorites by people looking at products on RB.
These are the messages from the past few days:

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My Process (method):
  • Find scalable quotes, for example - Coffee makes me Cold, {Niche} makes me Hot. These are the type of quotes where you need to change 1 word to turn it into a new design.​
  • Create a simple design (text-based + some graphics)​
  • Use automation software (I haven't tried any, so please don't ask me) to create + upload hundreds of these designs​
  • If you find that some niches (with less competition) are selling well, then go hire a designer and make graphics-based designs for that niche.​
- It's pretty scalable to the point it can become a passive income source.

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Disclaimer: It was just a fun test project for me, so I don't have a lot of insights into it. DO NOT BUY ANY COURSE on this topic, most of them are rehashed garbage. Cya!
I also have a redbubble store but my best selling product is a sticker that in comission gives me 0.22 usd, i already sold a lot of them but because it's so cheap item I didn't make much money.

This is my Redbubble dashboard:

38mdlNc

e8QEs8l

I made around $17 uploading around 95 designs (it took me 2 hours).
The best thing about RedBubble is that you don't need to bring your own traffic. They have a built-in system that promotes your designs.

Traffic Stats:

IvR36Jz

Whenever I uploaded the designs, Redbubble sent traffic my way to test my designs. I still get favorites by people looking at products on RB.
These are the messages from the past few days:

1WX4LSN

My Process (method):
  • Find scalable quotes, for example - Coffee makes me Cold, {Niche} makes me Hot. These are the type of quotes where you need to change 1 word to turn it into a new design.​
  • Create a simple design (text-based + some graphics)​
  • Use automation software (I haven't tried any, so please don't ask me) to create + upload hundreds of these designs​
  • If you find that some niches (with less competition) are selling well, then go hire a designer and make graphics-based designs for that niche.​
- It's pretty scalable to the point it can become a passive income source.

vNnAZJB

Disclaimer: It was just a fun test project for me, so I don't have a lot of insights into it. DO NOT BUY ANY COURSE on this topic, most of them are rehashed garbage. Cya!
I read that the item you start to sell more their system helps you to rank with this item. So that's why I have so much sales of this sticker, And I don't know how to get other more expensive products like for example a t-shirt to get higher in the rankings :/
 
are you doing aditional advertising to your account to get sales or its all organic?


yes it would be awesome


I also have a redbubble store but my best selling product is a sticker that in comission gives me 0.22 usd, i already sold a lot of them but because it's so cheap item I didn't make much money.


I read that the item you start to sell more their system helps you to rank with this item. So that's why I have so much sales of this sticker, And I don't know how to get other more expensive products like for example a t-shirt to get higher in the rankings :/
I did keyword research before making the designs. The designs are simple.
I also made some cheap backlinks but most of the sales are through Redbubble traffic and not through Google traffic.
 
I did keyword research before making the designs. The designs are simple.
I also made some cheap backlinks but most of the sales are through Redbubble traffic and not through Google traffic.
You research for trendy niches?
 
I did keyword research before making the designs. The designs are simple.
I also made some cheap backlinks but most of the sales are through Redbubble traffic and not through Google traffic.
Did you get lucky?
 
Lot of members sharing the screen shot means the method really works. Happy to find a working method after so much time.
 
Lot of members sharing the screen shot means the method really works. Happy to find a working method after so much time.
Yeah, it's working until they randomly ban you :D
 
If you are looking to build a long-term business, this isn't for you, because it's platform-focused. The platform (RedBubble) owns your business, your customers, and in this case your inventory. Use this to build an income and then re-invest it in something that's more reliable.
 
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