How To Start a Clothing Brand in 2024 (Ecommerce, Marketing & Mindset - Casual Talk Session #1)

This video discusses 5 different topics that you should be thinking about for your clothing brand this year (2024). I share my personal insight and provide guidance regarding the 5 topics. No fancy edits on this video.
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[@Henry101]

Very valuable content, keep up the grind man 💪

[@ikendoitdotstudio]

Thanks for stopping by! Weekly uploads will continue as long as I can keep up 🙏🏼

[@AlohaScreenDoors]

Great video, great content! Thanks for sharing!🤙🏼

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Thanks for watching!

[@tamlabrooks7028]

I am so glad I found your content. I have the Adobe Suite, Affinity Designer, (Canva, Kittl) Paid Versions. My brand is in the Mental Health space. I am not a designer, but I do want my designs to be unique. I'm just really struggling with it. Do you have any advice or recommendations.

[@ikendoitdotstudio]

Welcome to the Studio! Learning how to design can be intimidating when you first start but my recommendation would be to stick to one software at first. Adobe Suite will be your best bet long term, but there is a steep learning curve in the beginning.
I would say you should look up tutorials on TH-cam on things you want to create on Photoshop and see if you're able to follow the tutorials. If it's too complicated, I would recommend using Kittl and Canva for now until you get more experience with the interface (they're all kind of similar at the end of the day) and once you get more comfortable with composition + actually finishing projects, try open up Photoshop and tackle it again.
Learning these software in + out is a lifetime journey, so you must be patient but it'll be worth it once you get a few years in.

[@tamlabrooks7028]

@ikendoitdotstudio Thanks for responding so quickly, and I appreciate your response.

[@ikendoitdotstudio]

@@tamlabrooks7028 no problem. 30 minutes a day will add up a lot in the longer term, just tackle it little by little every day and you'll see progress.