Print on Demand

E. White

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I have heard a lot about this print on demand concept with sites online.. Find a niche, google images and find good quotes or hire a fivrr graphic artist to make a bunch of designs to sell. Ps there any merit in this process? Has anyone actually found it as a way to bring in money, snf If you have, how do you recommend slogans to put on the items you sell, if not, have fun tearing this apart.

 

LightZOS

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That's all the easy part of the process, the hard part is getting traffic/costumers to your site

 

E. White

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agreed, lol I heard the best move is to find sites/ groups related to your niche/interest... lol honestly? I Would LOVE to make money selling anti leader tees during this election year.. If nothng else? American's have strong views on their political process.

 

SEOzack

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E. White said:

agreed, lol I heard the best move is to find sites/ groups related to your niche/interest... lol honestly? I Would LOVE to make money selling anti leader tees during this election year.. If nothng else? American's have strong views on their political process.

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Political emotion is a great stimulator. I would just be careful you don't get sued.

I remember a bunch of times last year @BassTrackerBoats mentioning the upcoming election year as a big ass paycheck for some.

As far as print on demand works, yes. Plenty of ideas. It is always great to find a niche, designs are easy, getting the audience is where the trick is.

 

terrycody

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I got you covered:

https://www.nichepursuits.com/best-way-to-sell-t-shirts-online/

A popular article on this topic, read it.

 

E. White

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My other choice would be gaming merch, notably for female gamers, who I feel are a under represented market.

 

E. White

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thanks for the replies.

 

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silent4377

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I've had a fair amount of experience in the field of POD.
Three things you need to keep in mind :

1.) Research on the design. A crappy design may sell like hot cakes if the target audience is well defined.

2.) Hire a really good designer. Ask them to re do the designs you shortlisted but in a better way.

3.) Keep testing new designs daily. It may take a while before you find a winner.

 

HustleTong

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Well targeted traffic is most important of all. I've seen YT traffic convert effortlessly

 

podninja

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If you have money... Get a license to popular artist work. That's an evergreen niche.