[METHOD] Little Passive Income

i don't trust you either or put it this way i don't have much confidence of your negative words.


ODDAK
Joined Nov 15, 2021
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Then you are free to try mate.

I spent my 1 months with 300+ designs but they steal my time.

Try and comment here.
 
currently trying to make money with redbubble.
take care of "free stock photos", my first account got banned after 2 days.
i use canva and creative fabrica.


one method to push your sales - example/niche: Cute Dog sticker
create a instagram page (for example Cute Dog Videos/Photos), follow people who like this kind of stuff and search for people within similar groups.
Once you have a few follower, post your red bubble sticker/merch link to your insta site and maybe a few could buy something :)
 
Thanks for the guide :)

I have a question about copyrights. I saw designs with characters from TV shows. How can they do that? I somehow doubt that they have an agreement with TV show to use their material.
 
Thanks for the guide :)

I have a question about copyrights. I saw designs with characters from TV shows. How can they do that? I somehow doubt that they have an agreement with TV show to use their material.
On their signup page it says "Please remember to check out each individual brand's guidelines before uploading your design for review.". And there's a list with Brands there. The TV show Dexter doesn't allow more submissions for example, same with Criminal Minds.
 
Im still testing this so i upload 60 designs per day (limit).

But i got a mail from redbubble, seems like someone claims my designs for no reason. They say its fanart, even though its not xD
 
This is a great post thanks!

I do wonder if its worth investing the time as I can see how easily you can get your account banned.
Might be worth while investing your time reading their copy policy or removal policay.

Does anyone have more info on using licensed stock graphics? Do you have the right to profit from other peoples work that you have gotten licensed to use?

Let's say I have a premium account on freepik.com and I used a bear vector image from here and some nice fonts.
Does the creator on freepik have the right to claim copyright infringement on my design?
 
Great post! I have prior experience with Redbubble and it wants too pleasant. Made around 100 designs, made cool store banners, etc. Then couple of designs got flagged by their auto-ban system, 2 weeks of communication with them and designs got back up and a week later they closed my store.

The biggest problem was that I wasn't using copyright content and everything was legit done by me.

On the other hand, they have copyright material on the first page - Spiderman, Marvel , Movie characters, etc. Complete bullshit. But if you have time and little to no money then this is a great way to start and the designs put on other POD platforms.
 
I feel like this shirt would sell if I could get more eyeballs on it.

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shirt has to be marked as mature content which means less views, plus in my opinion the shirt is ugly, the font looks like it's for a horror/ Halloween thing (although the message is creepy imo) and the smiley and that cracked texture doesn't really work here
 
I started thanks to this thread an attempt of this method. I'll tell you later how it went, I have design skills and I think I can create pretty decent designs :)
 
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!
have you made any new earnings since?
 
i have very old redbubble accounts and only 3 - 9 designs there, but yes, sometime i got sales and get the money to my payonerr account. I just don't have enought time to take this income sources seriously LOL. May be i will consider again redbubble next time.
 
Thanks for sharing about this. Redbubble can be very lucrative if done right.

If you are able to create some good designs it can indeed be a good source of passive income but you definitely need to invest time in the beginning.

There are two issues which most newbies face:
  • Creating designs is not easy
  • Competition is too fierce, there are as many designers as customers on Redbubble.
Also it take time to create a design, write a description and tags and then upload and optimize the designs on different products.

I don't know how you were able to get 95 designs done start to finish in 2 hours. Some people have automated this aspect though and there are paid tools available if one wants to do so.

Good luck to anyone who wants to try this out.

Here are my results for past year (I have put in a lot of time and effort in this, it wasn't easy):

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Thanks for sharing about this. Redbubble can be very lucrative if done right.

If you are able to create some good designs it can indeed be a good source of passive income but you definitely need to invest time in the beginning.

There are two issues which most newbies face:
  • Creating designs is not easy
  • Competition is too fierce, there are as many designers as customers on Redbubble.
Also it take time to create a design, write a description and tags and then upload and optimize the designs on different products.

I don't know how you were able to get 95 designs done start to finish in 2 hours. Some people have automated this aspect though and there are paid tools available if one wants to do so.

Good luck to anyone who wants to try this out.

Here are my results for past year (I have put in a lot of time and effort in this, it wasn't easy):

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what kind of automation tools are available for this?
 
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