Starting a POD business! Need your help.

Shawon Ahmed

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Hello there, :)
I am a BWH member for almost 3 years.
Still, I'm a newbie.:p I just read posts every day.
I have a graphic design team with my friends.
We most of the time sell graphic templates of microstock sites.
I am interested in starting a POD business.
I was looking for the best stand-alone marketplaces like Redbubble.

Here is some information that I got from similarweb:

1. Redbubble Traffic: 27.80M US Traffic: 37%
2. Zazzle Traffic: 16.57M US Traffic: 82%
3. Teespring Traffic: 7M US Traffic: 35%
4. Society6 Traffic: 6.66M US Traffic: 59%
5. TeePublic Traffic: 8.03M US Traffic: 54%

In BHW I have got some interesting POD journeys. Those journeys inspired me to do this.
I will target upcoming and trending niches.
Please give me some suggestions about the marketplaces and niches. I will be very much happy if you give me some suggestions.

Thank you! :)
 
Any community based niche will do the trick. Something that people gather around to discuss their passions.

You can also go with special occasions narrowed to angles:

- Christian people who love cars.
- People who are addicted to coffee and listen to metal music
- Dogs owners who are interested in crypto

You got the idea.
 
Just do multiple marketplaces at the same time. Just create a big enough vector that you can scale onto the different requirements. Once done you can easily create a macro inside Photoshop that does all the work for you once you have one design ready. Also there are tools that let you upload your designs simultaneously.
 
Any community based niche will do the trick. Something that people gather around to discuss their passions.

You can also go with special occasions narrowed to angles:

- Christian people who love cars.
- People who are addicted to coffee and listen to metal music
- Dogs owners who are interested in crypto

You got the idea.
Thank you. I got it.
 
Just do multiple marketplaces at the same time. Just create a big enough vector that you can scale onto the different requirements. Once done you can easily create a macro inside Photoshop that does all the work for you once you have one design ready. Also there are tools that let you upload your designs simultaneously.
That's good information. I appreciate your suggestions.
 
In my experience:
  • quantity > quality
  • spam every possible niche combination as said above. You can't win with one winning product here
  • multiple platforms
  • check recent trends on viral socials like TikTok, IG and Reddit etc...
It's all about grinding and a bit of luck.
 
Make sure that you create your original image large enough to fit on all platforms. Test upload on each platform, before you start designing.
 
In my experience:
  • quantity > quality
  • spam every possible niche combination as said above. You can't win with one winning product here
  • multiple platforms
  • check recent trends on viral socials like TikTok, IG and Reddit etc...
It's all about grinding and a bit of luck.
Make sure that you create your original image large enough to fit on all platforms. Test upload on each platform, before you start designing.
Make a lot of trending designs on Redbubble and TeePublic = $$$
Trust me.
Thank you all for the suggestions. I will keep updating my progress here.
 
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