Kevin David shares about Print on Demand
- uses Amazon for t- shirt ideas
- on Men's fashion, check on the best selling brands
- check on their designs then re create
- avoid Disney stuff; avoid conglomerate
- then he goes to Upwork or Fiverr to look for a freelancer
- used T Launch app on his shopify store but mentions he also has Tee Spring
- 2400 pixel on transparent background for the artwork
bottom line: he makes too much promotion for most of his video
Marvin Espina shares
- those starting out with e commerce, you can opt to start with Print on Demand (POD)
- you will be focusing on design, product research and ads
- no involvement yet with consumer service, returns, delivery
Wholesale Ted shares
- The easiest way to do this is to create your own passion niche
- Use Shutterstock to look exclusively for illustrations using related keyword
- You can’t just use the standard image license when purchasing images on Shutterstock to resell by printing them on products. Purchase the ENHANCED image license.
- you need to make sure the cross-niche is in demand. To do this, use Facebook’s ad targeting tool and see whether your cross niche falls within an audience of 100,000-500,000 people.
- uses Printful app on Shopify
- she sets the profit at 50%
- shirt artwork at 150- 300 dpi
- for Printful, max image size is 12 x 16 inches
- don't use image with background esp from Shuttershock
Wholesale Ted shares how to store logo to your package
- Step 8: In the settings page inside the Printful app, select “Packing Slip” from the menu. Next, click “Select Image to Upload”. Find your store logo image file and open it. After a few seconds, when completely loaded - click “Save”.
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