Do NOT Sell These Print On Demand Designs & Products... (MISTAKES Beginners Make)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2024
- Do you know why you SHOULDN'T sell these Print On Demand products?
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Hi everybody. Last night I was admitted to the hospital with an appendicitis! Surgery was successful 🙏 but I am not well enough to answer most peoples questions this week, sorry! My next video may also be delayed too 🙏
Get well soon! health is priority, best wishes!
Oh no! Please get well soon
Get well and get rest. You are the only guru I listen to.
Don't worry, just take good care of yourself and all will be well
get some rest and take care of yourself !!! All The Best !
I'm really glad you mentioned Etsy - I've been looking into it as a place to sell stationery/etc through dropshipping because so many other people seem to be doing the same thing. Turns out they have a huge loophole where, if you categorize your items as a "supply", you can resell commercial items! Obviously this doesn't work for the scenario you discussed, but that's how so many people are getting around the handmade restriction and reselling items from Aliexpress, etc.
Also, if you add your logo/design (which you can do on many AliExpress items), it's now partially created by you.
what is a commercial items
Another awesome video Sarah!
I love the legality short cut statement which we get a log on the internet.
Some people think that when an article or e-book is posted on the internet, it automatically becomes public domain which it does not, in fact, according to US Copyright law, it automatically becomes copyright protected.
8:27 - *"My guess is that this is the one that people will probably be the most likely to get right"*
What? Fortnite? I would never have guessed that. In fact, it SCREAMS of *Jurassic Park.*
I must be 15-20 years older than this crowd. :)
You're not alone in this. I've never seen that stupid llama anywhere else before watching this video
Yea i think that’s why she used that font. To include us old geezers
Same! 😂
I feel ancient.
It's a blend of both Fortnite ans Jurassic Park.
So... how many points did you win? (And yes, there are additional reasons why you might not sell those designs... but to win the points, you had to guess the ones in the video!)
Sarah you are perfect in every way.
Watching...
Sarah is awesome and beautiful have a great day my friend
Hi sarah, can you do a video on how to build an email list ? And thank you for this video)
Cool idea. I'll definitely note that down! Do you mean an email list for an ecommerce store, or just in general.
Have my designs up for 2 weeks and only 3 sales...some ppl are luckier than others, sigh!
It’s amazing how you speak as though you’ve had 20 yrs of experience! It’s awesome
3 SALES IN 2 WEEKS is actually pretty good....remember it takes time to get established
Milton Glaser was the Artist, who created the iconic I ❤ NY
Was still alive when this video was made.
RIP to a legend
Very helpful! I thought this would be a video on what products don't sell. Could you do a video on that? Like obviously t-shirts and mugs sell but what doesn't sell well for POD? Blankets? Photo frames?
Very good question!
Fortnite won't let you make a llama T-shirt that infringes on their copyright yet steals the Carlton Dance for its game. How ironic!
Alfonso Rivera also stole that dance so it's ok.
ALSO STOLE THE GAME!!!!! It was stolen from PubG
why tf would u sell fortnite tshirts anyway
Who said they didn't pay for the Carlton Dance?
JustinHit they didn’t and it isn’t the Carlton dance. He stole it from Courtney Cox who did it Bruce Springsteen’s video.
If you're watching this today? I am glad you're here. Stay safe.
Thx
Stay safe
How nice. Thank you and you too!
❤
I wish you also the best
Thank you! Same to you ❤
On putting a black background on a black shirt, if you add a white stroke in photoshop to the black background it separates the colors and looks cleaner
I know nothing about your niches, but i love watching your very interteining and informative videos. cheers
Not gonna lie. Watched most of this just for the adorable dances during the timers, lol
Another awesome video from The Dropshipping Queen! Good to see you again Sarah, and Thanks again : )
Your little count-down dance is adorable!
the I "heart" NY logo has been trademarked since the early 1970s. The designer, Milton Glaser, is someone that you end up studying in art school.
I am terrible at the game but love how fun you make learning. I have been watching for a long time and sincerely appreciate all of your time, efforts and hard work. I wish you and yours the very best of everything my friend. :) (I think I got like 5 points ) :-/
10:46 Wholesale Ted, your premonition was spot-on. Anime fans, beware. Anime companies are cracking down on stores, sites, merch, etc. that sell their art without permission.
That last point doesn’t make sense. You would just remove the black from the black background. A simple task that takes seconds. If you don’t know how to remove a background around a simple logo, or use auto trace to vectorize, then print on demand isn’t for you.
1. Trademarked phrases
2. Unoriginal designs
3. Copyrighted images
4. On etsy you can't sell shutterstock image designs
5. Coloured background
THANK YOU! I'm so tired of people feeding institutionalized fan-art t-shirt sites like Qwertee.
You CAN make a tshirt with a Transparent background to put on a black shirt,as was the case of that last example. I am doing this with one of my own products.
Get well soon Sarah! Look after yourself and we'll see you whenever you're ready and back to form.
That’s why you create your own design and put it on the items...
Etsy doesn't seem to police the images very closely on trademark or copyright rules. I'm sure, eventually, some get stopped but I see TONS as I purchase digital prints to make repurposed books and run across a lot of such images.
I see soooooo many popular products “inspired” by popular trademarked characters like the office or sailor moon and I thought that wasn’t allowed but 🤷🏻♀️
Brilliant video! I have a question about the trademark thing. What happens if you create something with a saying that is not currently trademarked but later on becomes trademarked? Will that company come sue you or will they look up the uploaded time stamp of your product and their purchase of a trademark? Thanks
Hi Sarah. I have a question and I will be happy if you answer me. The question is: How do I make sure, that I have rights to resell and to use images from Shutterstock for commercial products? I mean to use images for print-on-demand t-shirts.
8:12 Hopefully, *Usain Bolt* doesn't sue _you!_ Lol
Better yet create it as a PNG and then it won't matter what color you use. as background.
"Let's get ready to ....tumble!"
That is TOO close for comfort.
@@カレン-u4z You can't say, "That is TOO close for comfort." It's trademarked.
Fair use. Parody.
@@niicopanda I think parody applies to copyright, not trademark.
I don’t get. How would Etsy know I wasn’t the one creating the design if I bought it from someone? Like, I paid for it, isn’t it mine now? Super confused.
I've done fan art for Comic Cons in the past and most companies like Marvel, DC etc. wink their eye at Fan art being sold at the Cons for at least a couple of reasons.
One it's good P.R. (Public Relations). People at the Cons want to purchase some form of artwork of their favorite movie hero as a memento and/or many,as well, take the Fan art to be signed by the respective actor.
Two the art helps leverage and promote the movie star guests that attend the Cons with quite a variety of art styles.
That being said, Marvel, DC etc. are NOT ok with us selling said fan art from our websites or print on demand. If they catch you, you'll get smacked down. They're ok with it at the Cons but not as ok with it outside of that, unless of course you've got a license agreement with them.
I gained no points. But I learnt a lot from this video. Thank you very much Sarah.
Great video. So many people don't understand the fundamentals of copyright, licensing, trade marks and royalties. I scored 145 but maybe my maths is not that good.
Thank you so much for talking about selling anime merch. I have been looking for the answer to that question for so long! Great video!
Hey Sarah, do you know the term for a group of pugs? A group of pugs is called a "grumble". Let's get ready to grumble!!! Just an idea :)
Sorry here that Sarah, please take care of your health and get well.
Sincerely Khadir
Well, that last design - you couldn't tell that it DIDN'T have a transparent background. Besides, you could remove the black and print it.
If i create a design on Canva using free tools can I still sell them on Etsy?
Yeah on her newer video she shows how to use Canva but now an not so sure : S
Assume you create 1000 POD products with non-trademarked phrases. Afterwards, it is possible that someone will come along and trademark a few of your phrases. 1) Would you have to delist your product if the new trademark owner contacts you a year after you launched your product and says "we have a trademark on this phrase, delete your listing now"? 2) If so, would we have to keep watch on our POD phrases and do checks on them periodically to see if someone eventually trademarks them?
Love these videos! Thumbs up... But I can't think when you're dancing lol
I dont know what I'm doing wrong.. I started 3 dropshipping sites and 1 print of demand and I failed everytime despite following all your tips and advice
Then it's easy. Just see what's common in all three...
No offense Sarahhh..
You can, and normally, register trademarks. At least scripts, books, etc.
If i create a shirt on printify and it starts selling well if someone steals my idea or design to profit will I be able to stop them or do i have to copyright and trademark my idea first
Yay dancing Sarah is back!very informative video.told me what not to sell.
I just discovered you and I have to admit that you are awesome❣ Thanks a lot for all your good advices❣
Video was super helpful. Thank you for the knowledge
I might not get an answer but how does it work selling t-shirts with designs off canva ? Or open clip art ? I'm more confused about etsy licencing 😬😬😬
Sarah, while I find your videos VERY INFORMATIVE.. I've got a question pertaining to the Paris Hilton "That's Hot" Hallmark Card..
Your video makes sense.. Hallmark was sued based on the Trademark "That's Hot".. and, yeah.. Not her image?
I mean, the image was really not altered; it was chopped out in Photoshop, and put onto the card.. Hallmark being a HUGE, and very-well-known company, I would think that they especially, would know most about copyrighting, and fair-usage..
I've been digging, digging, and digging on what's allowed, and what's not.. I'll give you my example of artwork I've been doing.. I'm taking photos of older celebrities, such as Marilyn Monroe, James Dean, Judy Garland, and even musicians (thus far).. I'm editing them artistically into halftone images.. I'm making stencils with my Cricut, and slapping them in a frame with a colored background.. You can see an example here: www.dropbox.com/s/vsvrk1fkvabbb1i/MM.jpg?dl=0
Wrapping up this comment: is this fair use? Could I profit off of hand-made images like this, obviously using Marilyn Monroe's likeness? Can I use her name in Tags and Titles? Does it differ from Living or Deceased human beings.. I totally understand all of the rest of your video; the Loot Llama, etc.. Even there, EPIC definitely has ALOT copyrighting going on.. But a human being? A deceased human being?? Please Elaborate on this if you could please.. I've been trying to wrap my head around it for weeks. :)
Something else to take note on the "Pleasant park" t-shirt is that the Font is trademarked to Universal Studios.
In a couple of weeks I will be discussing fonts because, interestingly enough in the USA they have no outright legal protection, but that doesn't mean you can just go and use them!
@@WholesaleTed Hmm. I was always under the impression that they came under a brands image. Like being unable to say, use the Nike font for your own line of sports clothing. Also, love your videos. I just found you today and I have been binge watching as I try to go from hobo to hobo with a few extra zeros attached.
You can have the black/white background on a black shirt if it has a border outline around it with a different color, just not without the border outline on a different colour and aslong as the colour of the border outline isn't the same as the shirt because that would apply to the same design principle as the black background being on a black shirt.
20 points!
I love your videos
I just found her channel and I already lover her! I kept seeing Marzia but of course they're different!
Thanks for this!
Very interesting about the Trademark. I would have said they infringed on Jurassik Park design not on the Lama! ah ah
haha I Lost also!
I will never understand why people who are not designers or artists, and who have no experience or knowledge of design basics, software etc actually decide that they want to do this. It's like not knowing how to boil water but trying to open a restaurant....yes, you could do it, especially if you have money to pay people to do everything and you're putting your name in it, but why???
thank you for the ebook. i will make good use of it
Hey, Sarah, congrats on combing your hair for this video. Maybe its a good idea to let beginners also know that selling online is an actual business and they need al kinds of paperwork before they get started. No one seems to tell people they have to register for taxes, pay them, fill all kinds of paperwork... you cant just open an online store and start selling.
Snark much? I hope you're joking about the hair comment.
YAYYY. Ted is 1 Million Subscribers
I always learn something new watching your videos Sarah 😃
I just clicked to watch in case something useful comes up, low and behold... VERY INFORMATIVE! thanks!
Thank you for your video! Very good! What about creating a "collage" of images? Would that be ok?
Oh, I was thinking copyright on Jurassic Park...
I just found your channel and I am so in love with your content
You can say "Luke, I am your father" because Darth Vader never said that. Ever.
He said "No, I am your father."
Ahhhhhh ..... The #MandelaEffect went and Gotcha :-)
@@CheckFred Actually, you can now, but for quite a long time it was trademarked by a beer company that had nothing to do with Star Wars.
@@CheckFred I think most mandela effects happen in grade school with the loudest kid saying thing are one way, when they're not. And everyone believes him.
Then they cry about it later and say the world is some conspiracy.
Funny enough I could apply that to politics too.
I'm sure you've heard before that you have an uncanny resemblance (well, at least somewhat) to Lalla Ward, from her Doctor Who days.. images.app.goo.gl/ebgUFDr6hwE1EyzQA 🙂 Also, thank you for the video - great information for us POD sellers!
That depends on which timeline you're from.
I still don’t understand why you can’t print white letters on a black T-shirt. You weren’t that clear about it. The T-shirt in your sample looks fabulous. Home is where my dog is. White letters on a black background. Could you explain further?
Haha no, the video says you can't print white letters onto a white t-shirt, not that you can't print white letters onto a black t-shirt 🌞
Hi Sarah, what about famous quotes from scientists, poets, artists, etc??
Can you provide a link to your friend Yaro that sells anime on alidropship?
I love the gamification twist. Just a little freshness.
Just found your channel, like what I'm seeing/hearing so far! Oh, I got 5 measly points :( but learned a lot:)
So you could sell the pug shirt on a Shopify store and just not on Etsy?
There are many people on upwork and fiver just give the artworks that are not created by them, better go to shutterstocks or creativemarket and find artists there.
A lot of great info on your channel for print on demand. I used to dropship but stopped due to sales slowing to nothing on my eBay but this has me thinking of a lot of new ideas to get back in.
I may not have won any points, but at least you've won my heart
James Va-Chao simp...
@@bryce.baldevas 😂😂😂😂 i guess i was a broke simp b4 i got my gf 😂😂😂 ty for bringing this back in my notifications
Wow.
Desperate
Fucking Hell
Are you 13?
@@simongreaves210 Oh god lmao ty for bringing this back into my notifications, im not 13 but ill take it as a compliment that i look young. Damn I've come along with in dropshipping from a year ago. Good luck to u my friend if ur just starting out with this video LOL
PS: thank you, great creative videos and dances as always
I'm a little confused about the coffee t-shirt example. I've watched your video showing that it's ok to use a design from Canva, as long as you check the license. However, you can't use a design that you get from Shutterstock, even if you are licensed to do so? Can you clarify?
Is that because the Shutterstock image was a complete design that you are reselling, and the Canva images are combined into a whole new image that you have designed?
Thanks for subtitles, great video from France !
I just started my dropship shop on shopify, and now I see the same trending item that I'm selling on Ebay for AliExpress prices :( so everyone is buying the product there, what do I do now?
I just came here to say Thank you for always bringing awesome content :)
Hey Sarah, I'm from ChCh. Just wanted to know if I need to register a company or other legal stuff before selling online?
Which makes more money? The time spent on making youtube videos or dropshipping?
What about plays on words? Example - Star Boars (like a pig) drawn in Star Wars fashion?
Just use emojis 🌟🐗🐗🐗🐗🐗
Lmao 😂
Wow thank God I watched this. This video is very helpful. Thank you!
Hi ! I admire your videos, every time you give so much information and value. You motivated me to take an action and since yesterday I am a new student in your dropshipping club! It's so helpful so far. When it goes about this video, I am very concerned about one specific thing which is trademarked logo of the brand, or rather its FONT. Is font trademarked too or can I re-use it or re-purpose it?
Every font has it's own license, so if you want to check, just google "[FONT NAME] License" but replace [FONT NAME] with the actual font name. I talk about it in this video: th-cam.com/video/3yp1TspeVMs/w-d-xo.html
If you're just planning on using a logo's font, like say, take the Disney logo & use the Disney logo font to write your own slogan, then that is technically illegal. The letters used in the logo text design (that you want to use in your font) protected under trademark laws.
The green screen keying is really good I must say.
So If I create a piece of original art of a famous person for use on a shirt would that be illegal? Say edgar allan Poe? Or Jimi Hendrix or Einstein. If it is do you know how I can find out about getting permissions?
You just have to look up their estate of see if they don't have one. Famous people who have died recently who had living relatives or business partners will undoubtedly have an estate that now has claims to all their works and likeness. Anyone who died earlier than 1900 is probably public domain. Any famous person who died more recently, especially after the film industry became a thing, will probably have modern legal protections owned by an estate. People who made very good money during their lifetime will continue to make money long after they died.
@@bkucenski Thanks for the feedback, how do I look up an estate? Where online would I find it?
@@paulgourhan6530 You can just search google for "jimi hendrix estate" for example. You'll get all kinds of news and stuff about it. I just know about estates because I put PDFs of the Lord of the Rings books on my FTP server long long ago and got an email from the estate telling me to take them down. If you're not sure, you can always contact a copyright lawyer and they'll be able to give you specific advice. Personally, I'd avoid anything that isn't explicitly known to be public domain. Basically, anything after 1929 is probably still copyrighted and owned by someone since Disney has extended Mickey Mouse for so many decades.
@@bkucenski Thanks Ben! I appreciate the info.
Should i always order samples before creating my drop shipping store?
Hope you are ok and out of hospital now! Ok some very useful points here. So it begs me to ask the question. Where do we go to find out if what we want to use on mugs / T-Shirts etc. is or is not a ™ ....?
This video is a very big treasure.
Love your videos, you're a natural!
Q: Should I register a company before starting to sell via shopify, or can I sell legal without a company name?
Same question I posted on her shopify tutorial vid.
Just signed up for the ecom clubhouse. Learning so much from you! Thanks 🙏
I've been looking for this info. Thank you very much
Sarah you rock. And I’m happy you look healthy. Keep it up. Thank you
Not following the black tshirt part,,, the black one looks fine?, could you explain a little further?
Thanks!!! Love the countdown dance!!! :-):-):-):-)
What is the best way to bulk order 100+ aliexpress products with woocommerce? I know DSers for Shopify but what about woocommerce?
Hi Sarah, just wondering if I could sell my celebrity artwork that I've painted from a picture magazine on Print on Demand products. Thanks
Hey Sarah, is it illegal to print fine art on t-shirts?
I'm tempted to make another Sarah Chrisp Dancing video ... but I might infringe your copyright! :D
What about taking phrases from The Waltons, Little House on the Prairie from characters. I would like to use some words or lines that characters have said on my digital art and more
can I ?