Is Print On Demand Worth It In 2023?

You videos are always informative. Can you guide regarding an issue that what to do. Its been months I have made sn account on Redbubble but to date they are unable to verify the mobile number. Every time the error message emerges. It is so frustrating. Can you guide what to do in this situation?

Thanks for this video

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Is tee shirts the only option? I want to do candles and mugs as well.

I believe there's no such thing as competition if you got a good offer.

I appreciate the info, but the screen fx make it painful to watch... But you got a comment that helps the algorithm, so what do I know😂

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Excellent video, Greg. Very helpful. Thank you!

How about I just upload on my own website for $9.99 with BigCartel? 🤷‍♀️

Thanks for the information. However I was on Redbubble and making sales but they blocked me even though my designs were original. They never gave a reason why and it is very difficult to get reinstated. Hunting round the internet it seems like a common problem. So beware.

Do I need business license or permit to start print on demand business ? Please kindly advise. Thanks

I'm gonna try it
It's 2023 and I'm going to try it

If you don’t recommend mid journey, is there a program you would recommend to generate graphic content?

Is it ok to sell in all print on demand websites and also etsy or selling only in one website is better ? And if I want to sell in etsy do I need to sell only there to be successful ?

Hi,
I have created 100 designs and uploaded them in 3 platform each( tee public, redbubble, zazzle) in 2 months and made one sale yet .
Should I just upload more and keep doing it or what other strategies do you recommend?
Thank you

Would you recommend registering your business or just opening a shop as an individual as far as making less tax payments?

I started out 10 months ago with my Etsy shop and after my research it came down to two, Printful, Printify, Gelato, some China & Vietnam suppliers. I ended up with Printify to sell T-shirts for US market and use Merchize to source some affordable shirts & decoration products, highly recommended!

Excellent explanation. Thanks for sharing your insight!

Print on Demand is best if you have a brand that people actually want. Like if you have a webcomic with characters, people can buy a tshirt or whatever with them on (I used to buy shirts like that from Topatoco all the time). The webcomic makes demand for the character goods. If you just have a pretty pattern, there's no channel to direct people to the shop in the first place.

What is the video you have for the niches you would recommend? I didn’t see that link.

I think one of the main things to learn when trying out print on demand is discipline, perseverance and delayed gratification (something to note of since many of the things comes fast). If you have these things then you have a good advantage and chance of succeeding in this space. It can actually take months and years to be successful but with the right guidance you are able to cut down that time provided you keep going and not quit. More blessings to your future success!

What AI design alternative would you recommend us to use instead of Midjourney? Thanks for all the info!

Teepublic and redbubble are not good anymore they charge the creator and have charged more for the products.
Please re-evaluate this video.

Thank you 🙏

Plz explain me if etsy account is suspended without any reason? In that case what we have to do ?

Thankyou...helpful content

I have a print on demand product idea that no one has. What’s the best way to find a company that would consider looking into it?

Hi Greg, TeePublic have recently changed their business model and categorise many seasoned and new designers as Apprentices, thereby paying a lot less than what they previously paid. According to some very disparaging comments on their website, that also effects their search parameters, so designers are also selling a lot less units. I just spent half a day starting an account with them and loading designs before noticing that they labelled me an "Apprentice", so fall into this low-ranking category. I'm just leaving 10 designs there to see what happens and will appeal it, but it sounds like they are targeting Graphic Designers over the more generic POD Designers. The other thing is that they no longer give you a chance to price your own T-shirts. It automatically gets listed and is discounted to "$16 for 2 days". The "normal" price being $22. Any thoughts on alternative POB businesses, as it sounds like TeePublic have done a Bud Lite as well? Go Woke and go broke! It's a great opportunity for another POD business to stand up, play the game with a straight bat and take over TeePublic's market share!

Thank you for your thoroughness. This will be very helpful. I just subscribed.

Thank you for sharing all your expertise and knowledge. Could you consider convering in a video how to choose print on demand printing vendors? For example, if your business is Tshirts, do you have any recommended suppliers that offer the quality and good turnaround? If you're choosing to print wall art, same thing. How do you find a good supplier that would do a good job. Thank you

Can you put brand names in your designs?

Thanks so much for the info. I have been slowing learning as I go. One thing I don't understand when setting up Zazzle is do I need to have a tax ID number and how do I go about getting that?

The more accessible a business model to people, the higher competition to expect. In addition, Has anyone here used Merchize? I heard that US shipping is very fast and stable. Someone give me some advice, pls

Greg is always straight to the point thank you!

TeePublic is now owned by RedBubble so does it still make sense to have both in the top 3?

Sir how can we get traffic on our products? Since there is lot of competition in market.

Very helpful content thankyou

Hello Greg. Thank-you for your wonderful POD tutorial. I have a question: I have uploaded my own designs and posted them on tee public and red bubble - is this action legit? I have also posted items via placeit. My own posting were pdf format. Thanks, David

Can you tell me how reliable such a passive POD is? In other words, how reliable are they? Will my design not be further distributed by such a company? How reliable are the actual sales figures of my individual design? After all, I'm not closely involved.... Thank you in advance for your answer. I believe there are many people who have this 'fear'....

Redbubble is taking like 36% Tax in sales now. Getting into the tax-free bracket is almost Impossible

I recently was declined on my application for Amazon Merch on Demand. From watching one of your previous videos I thought you had said you can apply as many times as you need until you are accepted, but I don’t see where there is an option to reapply. Do you have any tips on how to apply again?

i need about $1000 after taxes per month from passive income. how realistic is it? how long do you think until i can reach this goal and how many hours and designs must i put in?

thnx a lot man, can you make a video about printify ?

jesse pinkman

Wtf happened to ur head??