this is literally what i did. I made one sale on a niche that had 200 results and now i have stamped the niche! I get sales even though they arent that consistent
Thank You Zen! I appreciate the constant motivation and tips for us to get better at this 👍😎 Quick question: Does the background color matter in Redbubble? I struggle picking the one that will stand out.
Hmmm typically you would be uploading a PNG file… and then you would pick a complimentary background color vs. Your main design color. I typically do a white background but then crank out 3-5 variants (invert it so it is white text / black background, pink, blue, etc). There is no downside to having options!
@@zenwatercooler Many Thanks, I feel like I dwell finding that complimentary background color once uploaded hence my question. Keep doing what you are doing love your content and have learned a bunch!
Yes you just want to make sure you EITHER use a completely complete email/Paypal setup, or contact Redbubble first (to avoid any flagging by the robots). I personally would just do the different email / sign up / PayPal so you are effectively a different person in the eyes of the RB machines.
I also wonder about original art? I do hand paintings/drawings etc and then scan them to high resolution files which I put on t-shirts, mugs and tumblers but it is is a very much niche market. I do sell quite a lot (via etsy) of it mainly through the niche facebook groups I am where I can share links to my etsy store. But how well would truly original art do on redbubble?
The vast majority of Redbubble's customer base is just people looking for jokey stuff for gifts. They're probably not interested in original artwork, no matter how good, especially if it doesn't have any particular message or theme.
I would agree with that. Suggestion - try to find a way to showcase your art while at the same time niching down to something funny or targeting a specific customer base.
I've had not so Great experiences with including my store names in my tags. Unfortunately people who use tag tools don't bother checking if those tags are relevant and my store name has wound up on those tag tools. So now there's a bunch of people whose stores show up when you search my store name
Hi there, How did you reistate your design its really surprising because I have mailed RB and raised an Appeal many times to reisstate my RB account but they always reply me with an automated mail everytime thats really annoying that knowing they dont even reading you issue and your explaination in mails actually :( . Please give me a reply.
So what do you select for Default product in your shop it looks like its on a per design basis? I just select Optimized for every thing I have not sure thats the best option?
I personally don't like the optimized, but that is because most of my sales are t-shirts and stickers. So I personally like the sticker option for everything. I see other stores with the stickers selected as default and I like the way it looks. My opinion only!
@@zenwatercooler You should make a video on all the products we should enable for said designs. Currently, i'm picking as many as I like and where the design fits but, do have a feeling it could be too many. Should we just make it simple and go with stickers and t-shirts. But, then I feel maybe someone would of bought the design if i enabled that product type that is disabled? Like, when you go into classic t-shirt edit and you see all those types of t-shirt which ones should I enable and disable.
In Print on Demand work Company promote product or designers who want to sell their design are responsible to promote their designs ? Also Let me know if someone want to start work on print on demand how much time need for making good Sales ? Looking for Best Suggestions & Answer. THANKS
For a couple days American Flag has been trending. There are 260k products. I created like 50. I focused on each state of the usa. Type "American flag inside of state" if you're an American. Check this out
The general answer would be to split your time between trends and evergreen products (evergreen products sell well all year long, year after year). It's tough because niches make great sales but tend to die out over time. Diversification is the key!
this is literally what i did. I made one sale on a niche that had 200 results and now i have stamped the niche! I get sales even though they arent that consistent
Great video as always, love that you are back!
Thanks 👍. Hehe, I noticed that Pavlov dog sticker, very clever.
Signed up for Crafty too! Love your videos, very helpful.
Wow! Thanks for sharing this content! Great video! I really appreciate it! 👍💪🤓
Thanks Mr. Cooler, no pitch fork today....Great Vid. Thanks
This is very helpful video. Thank you so much
Thank You Zen! I appreciate the constant motivation and tips for us to get better at this 👍😎
Quick question: Does the background color matter in Redbubble? I struggle picking the one that will stand out.
Hmmm typically you would be uploading a PNG file… and then you would pick a complimentary background color vs. Your main design color. I typically do a white background but then crank out 3-5 variants (invert it so it is white text / black background, pink, blue, etc). There is no downside to having options!
@@zenwatercooler Many Thanks, I feel like I dwell finding that complimentary background color once uploaded hence my question.
Keep doing what you are doing love your content and have learned a bunch!
I love the idea of having only one niche per store. Can I have more than one Redbubble store?
Yes, you can.
Yes you just want to make sure you EITHER use a completely complete email/Paypal setup, or contact Redbubble first (to avoid any flagging by the robots). I personally would just do the different email / sign up / PayPal so you are effectively a different person in the eyes of the RB machines.
Amazing video, I have redbuble and I have no idea how to make money on it, I tried selling but I did not earn alot.
THANK YOU ZEN...
I also wonder about original art? I do hand paintings/drawings etc and then scan them to high resolution files which I put on t-shirts, mugs and tumblers but it is is a very much niche market. I do sell quite a lot (via etsy) of it mainly through the niche facebook groups I am where I can share links to my etsy store. But how well would truly original art do on redbubble?
The vast majority of Redbubble's customer base is just people looking for jokey stuff for gifts. They're probably not interested in original artwork, no matter how good, especially if it doesn't have any particular message or theme.
I would agree with that. Suggestion - try to find a way to showcase your art while at the same time niching down to something funny or targeting a specific customer base.
Another great video with relevant tips.
Excellent video!
I've had not so Great experiences with including my store names in my tags. Unfortunately people who use tag tools don't bother checking if those tags are relevant and my store name has wound up on those tag tools. So now there's a bunch of people whose stores show up when you search my store name
One of mine has ended up in tags on Amazon when a scraper stole the design and all the tags.
Thanks man ❤️
Please how can we get accepted by displate?
If I start hammering down on one niche, should I start a new store or just do a featured collection?
I personally like doing a featured collection (and maybe 5-10 collections total) and then see what sells. Whatever sells… make more of those!
Is it possible to have several redbubble shops?
Yes - but I strongly recommend different email addresses for each sign in. (PayPal can be the same)
Thank you, Zen
Posted right on time.
excellent vid as usual
OMG thank you so much for the great efforts 💜
Hi there, How did you reistate your design its really surprising because I have mailed RB and raised an Appeal many times to reisstate my RB account but they always reply me with an automated mail everytime thats really annoying that knowing they dont even reading you issue and your explaination in mails actually :( . Please give me a reply.
So what do you select for Default product in your shop it looks like its on a per design basis? I just select Optimized for every thing I have not sure thats the best option?
I personally don't like the optimized, but that is because most of my sales are t-shirts and stickers. So I personally like the sticker option for everything. I see other stores with the stickers selected as default and I like the way it looks. My opinion only!
@@zenwatercooler You should make a video on all the products we should enable for said designs. Currently, i'm picking as many as I like and where the design fits but, do have a feeling it could be too many. Should we just make it simple and go with stickers and t-shirts. But, then I feel maybe someone would of bought the design if i enabled that product type that is disabled? Like, when you go into classic t-shirt edit and you see all those types of t-shirt which ones should I enable and disable.
Good advise.
Great video thanks
OMG! Mona been everywhere man :)
No sales since so many days. Very worried.
Thank you so much.
Your cat is so cute!!!
In Print on Demand work Company promote product or designers who want to sell their design are responsible to promote their designs ?
Also Let me know if someone want to start work on print on demand how much time need for making good Sales ?
Looking for Best Suggestions & Answer. THANKS
I did a masterclass on making $1,000 US per month on print on demand here: th-cam.com/video/ajzcIpIyJkQ/w-d-xo.html
Hopefully that is helpful!
For a couple days American Flag has been trending. There are 260k products. I created like 50. I focused on each state of the usa. Type "American flag inside of state" if you're an American. Check this out
But I get most sales from trending niches so what I do make passive sales ???
The general answer would be to split your time between trends and evergreen products (evergreen products sell well all year long, year after year). It's tough because niches make great sales but tend to die out over time. Diversification is the key!