Redbubble spends more time censoring critics than they do addressing the mass intellectual property violations in their marketplace. It's more profitable to pay an employee to monitor social media than to remove content that they KNOW is intellectual property infringement. Redbubble has a long and sordid history of going to court with copyright holders instead of moderating the content. The reason for this is simple; they would lose MILLIONS if they actually removed the violating content. Other POD companies such as Threadless, Spreadhsirt, CafePress, Society6 and Teespring all use proprietary software to purge known copyrighted works before they are even uploaded. Redbubble has the means to do the same thing. Martin Hosking CHOOSES not to use the software. They know exactly what they are doing. They know most copyright holders won;t pursue litigation and the ones who do will be tied up in court for so long that the company will make millions on their works before a judge orders its removal. This company hides behind "third party" status and tries to claim the copyright moderation is the obligation of the shop keeper or artist uploading the design. They refuse to take any responsibility for it. No other POD company on the market behaves this way. This is a terrible company and if you are shopping or selling on this platform YOU are part of the problem. You are enabling these people to steal from other artists and copyright holders. Many artists try to dismiss this by telling themselves "everybody does it" or "Redbubble is doing the best they can to prevent it". Neither of those statements is true. Every POD company DOES NOT do this. And even if they did, how does that make it right in any way? No, the truth is, the people selling on this platform need the money and they don't want to sacrifice it over morals and ethics. Folks, this is why the world we live in sucks. Everybody wants to virtue signal and pretend they care, but in actuality it's all just about image. Redbubble will be the first to make a post on social media about blacklivesmatter or LGBTQ rights, but then they allow mass intellectual property theft on their platform and rob people every day. Does that seem like a company that cares to you? If you are selling or buying on Redbubble you are part of the problem. This company could not exist if you didn't shop or sell here. Plain and simple. These people don't lose any sleep at night over the outright theft of copyright. But if it became a societal issue that they could slap on a shirt and wear around town to show everyone what wonderful human beings they were, they'd be all about it. They'd wear this cause like they wear LGBTQ rights or Blacklivesmatter. The faux outrage would be off the charts. But they can steal copyright all day without your average person knowing about it. Suddenly being a good human isn't their identity. It's what you do when nobody is looking that defines who you are. And this company doesn't want you to see who they really are. That's why they spend more time trying to censor blog comments than simply removing the copyright protected works from their marketplace. They can't even deny it. KPAK3H.com/blog
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I’ve ordered a sweatshirt, a water bottle and I ordered 2 of the same masks a few days ago. I’m really happy with the sweatshirt and the water bottle. The delivery came between the 2 dates they mentioned when I ordered so no delays. I’m just happy I can buy South Park stuff for an affordable price.
It's the quality of their materials. Also if someone returns the product due to low quality. They return the money but don't take it from the artist. Loss is only from their pockets
+1 pros ,on redbubble you can choose your payment method to a bank account or to paypal but other marketplaces they only pay by paypal +1 cons . . if you choose paypal as payment method in the beginning you can't change it after that .. thank you for sharing ! we are waiting for your next video .
Thank-you so much for this video! I didn't know about Redbubble and I think it would be a great way for me to get some of my artwork out there (just starting out). Congratulations on hitting 1k subscribers, looking forward to seeing more of your content :)
If you like it and want to buy it, log in to my account on the site redbubble😍 My account link is in the bio 👉help.redbubble.com/hc/fr/articles/203024315
Redbubble spends more time censoring critics than they do addressing the mass intellectual property violations in their marketplace. It's more profitable to pay an employee to monitor social media than to remove content that they KNOW is intellectual property infringement. Redbubble has a long and sordid history of going to court with copyright holders instead of moderating the content. The reason for this is simple; they would lose MILLIONS if they actually removed the violating content. Other POD companies such as Threadless, Spreadhsirt, CafePress, Society6 and Teespring all use proprietary software to purge known copyrighted works before they are even uploaded. Redbubble has the means to do the same thing. Martin Hosking CHOOSES not to use the software. They know exactly what they are doing. They know most copyright holders won;t pursue litigation and the ones who do will be tied up in court for so long that the company will make millions on their works before a judge orders its removal. This company hides behind "third party" status and tries to claim the copyright moderation is the obligation of the shop keeper or artist uploading the design. They refuse to take any responsibility for it. No other POD company on the market behaves this way. This is a terrible company and if you are shopping or selling on this platform YOU are part of the problem. You are enabling these people to steal from other artists and copyright holders. Many artists try to dismiss this by telling themselves "everybody does it" or "Redbubble is doing the best they can to prevent it". Neither of those statements is true. Every POD company DOES NOT do this. And even if they did, how does that make it right in any way? No, the truth is, the people selling on this platform need the money and they don't want to sacrifice it over morals and ethics. Folks, this is why the world we live in sucks. Everybody wants to virtue signal and pretend they care, but in actuality it's all just about image. Redbubble will be the first to make a post on social media about blacklivesmatter or LGBTQ rights, but then they allow mass intellectual property theft on their platform and rob people every day. Does that seem like a company that cares to you? If you are selling or buying on Redbubble you are part of the problem. This company could not exist if you didn't shop or sell here. Plain and simple. These people don't lose any sleep at night over the outright theft of copyright. But if it became a societal issue that they could slap on a shirt and wear around town to show everyone what wonderful human beings they were, they'd be all about it. They'd wear this cause like they wear LGBTQ rights or Blacklivesmatter. The faux outrage would be off the charts. But they can steal copyright all day without your average person knowing about it. Suddenly being a good human isn't their identity. It's what you do when nobody is looking that defines who you are. And this company doesn't want you to see who they really are. That's why they spend more time trying to censor blog comments than simply removing the copyright protected works from their marketplace. They can't even deny it. KPAK3H.com/blog
Redbubble spends more time censoring critics than they do addressing the mass intellectual property violations in their marketplace. It's more profitable to pay an employee to monitor social media than to remove content that they KNOW is intellectual property infringement. Redbubble has a long and sordid history of going to court with copyright holders instead of moderating the content. The reason for this is simple; they would lose MILLIONS if they actually removed the violating content. Other POD companies such as Threadless, Spreadhsirt, CafePress, Society6 and Teespring all use proprietary software to purge known copyrighted works before they are even uploaded. Redbubble has the means to do the same thing. Martin Hosking CHOOSES not to use the software. They know exactly what they are doing. They know most copyright holders won;t pursue litigation and the ones who do will be tied up in court for so long that the company will make millions on their works before a judge orders its removal. This company hides behind "third party" status and tries to claim the copyright moderation is the obligation of the shop keeper or artist uploading the design. They refuse to take any responsibility for it. No other POD company on the market behaves this way. This is a terrible company and if you are shopping or selling on this platform YOU are part of the problem. You are enabling these people to steal from other artists and copyright holders. Many artists try to dismiss this by telling themselves "everybody does it" or "Redbubble is doing the best they can to prevent it". Neither of those statements is true. Every POD company DOES NOT do this. And even if they did, how does that make it right in any way? No, the truth is, the people selling on this platform need the money and they don't want to sacrifice it over morals and ethics. Folks, this is why the world we live in sucks. Everybody wants to virtue signal and pretend they care, but in actuality it's all just about image. Redbubble will be the first to make a post on social media about blacklivesmatter or LGBTQ rights, but then they allow mass intellectual property theft on their platform and rob people every day. Does that seem like a company that cares to you? If you are selling or buying on Redbubble you are part of the problem. This company could not exist if you didn't shop or sell here. Plain and simple. These people don't lose any sleep at night over the outright theft of copyright. But if it became a societal issue that they could slap on a shirt and wear around town to show everyone what wonderful human beings they were, they'd be all about it. They'd wear this cause like they wear LGBTQ rights or Blacklivesmatter. The faux outrage would be off the charts. But they can steal copyright all day without your average person knowing about it. Suddenly being a good human isn't their identity. It's what you do when nobody is looking that defines who you are. And this company doesn't want you to see who they really are. That's why they spend more time trying to censor blog comments than simply removing the copyright protected works from their marketplace. They can't even deny it. KPAK3H.com/blog
Redbubble spends more time censoring critics than they do addressing the mass intellectual property violations in their marketplace. It's more profitable to pay an employee to monitor social media than to remove content that they KNOW is intellectual property infringement. Redbubble has a long and sordid history of going to court with copyright holders instead of moderating the content. The reason for this is simple; they would lose MILLIONS if they actually removed the violating content. Other POD companies such as Threadless, Spreadhsirt, CafePress, Society6 and Teespring all use proprietary software to purge known copyrighted works before they are even uploaded. Redbubble has the means to do the same thing. Martin Hosking CHOOSES not to use the software. They know exactly what they are doing. They know most copyright holders won;t pursue litigation and the ones who do will be tied up in court for so long that the company will make millions on their works before a judge orders its removal. This company hides behind "third party" status and tries to claim the copyright moderation is the obligation of the shop keeper or artist uploading the design. They refuse to take any responsibility for it. No other POD company on the market behaves this way. This is a terrible company and if you are shopping or selling on this platform YOU are part of the problem. You are enabling these people to steal from other artists and copyright holders. Many artists try to dismiss this by telling themselves "everybody does it" or "Redbubble is doing the best they can to prevent it". Neither of those statements is true. Every POD company DOES NOT do this. And even if they did, how does that make it right in any way? No, the truth is, the people selling on this platform need the money and they don't want to sacrifice it over morals and ethics. Folks, this is why the world we live in sucks. Everybody wants to virtue signal and pretend they care, but in actuality it's all just about image. Redbubble will be the first to make a post on social media about blacklivesmatter or LGBTQ rights, but then they allow mass intellectual property theft on their platform and rob people every day. Does that seem like a company that cares to you? If you are selling or buying on Redbubble you are part of the problem. This company could not exist if you didn't shop or sell here. Plain and simple. These people don't lose any sleep at night over the outright theft of copyright. But if it became a societal issue that they could slap on a shirt and wear around town to show everyone what wonderful human beings they were, they'd be all about it. They'd wear this cause like they wear LGBTQ rights or Blacklivesmatter. The faux outrage would be off the charts. But they can steal copyright all day without your average person knowing about it. Suddenly being a good human isn't their identity. It's what you do when nobody is looking that defines who you are. And this company doesn't want you to see who they really are. That's why they spend more time trying to censor blog comments than simply removing the copyright protected works from their marketplace. They can't even deny it. KPAK3H.com/blog
Alexandra, how do you take care of sales taxes on Redbubble. I've seen different answers to this question. Is it the artist's responsibility to collect and remit it or Redbubbles?? Thanks for any info you may have.
I disagree about the effort part - the amount of effort for the artist much more valuable than the commission indicates for me my art takes time and Redbubble is a machine where everything is automatic.
Thank you for making this very helpful video - I knew nothing about Redbubble until today. It's really nice (and encouraging) to hear a video from someone who's "been there and done that"! I think I'll give it a go - but first I'll watch your video on uploading. :)
Congratulations to 1000 subscribers! You are my inspiration to create a redbubble account. I looked at your profile and I love all your designs! And I always enjoy watching your vidoes. :))
My only Redbubble sales have been a cup I bought for my mom and a shirt I bought for a bday for a friend lol but the product quality was nice and worth the money. I can’t wait to make a real sale and I wanna buy one of my own hoodies lmfao. If anything I can rep my own designs lol
You are very lovely, well spoken and generous to us all with your extensive and detailed content, and your pleasant voice only adds to the picture. You are one of the finest YT influences online. Thank you for everything. You are #1 🌹💐🌹✍️🧿🌟✨🍾
ive actually been considering on making my art into merch for a while, but since i only have 30 subs and 100 followers on insta, i feel like i shouldn't. do you think there should be a certain time to when you start making stuff? if so when could it be? thanks for the awesome video it really helped btw ^^
I feel like as long as you tag them well it doesn't really matter how many followers you have. Go on and make one, you never know how well it might turn out!
I watched a vid about Instagram advertising. The vid said to make a new Instagram account SOLELY on your products. Some fun fact about it, models wearing/using it. It isnt about your followers really, it's how you tag each postm
I literally only have a platform on tik tok and I have about 56 followers, many of whom can't buy stuff online, they are kids. But I started with redbubble early this year, boosted it with one post, got no sales, kind of forgot about it, until late July, when I made my first sale and I started marketing more than ever. So really, the platform isnt always a factor. Not for me anyway.
Keywords are things like: stickers,mugs, chibi, food etc. Some people don't know that you dont have to look up the product for it to show up. That could get you to pop up on the searches more :)
CON: you can create a few designs (non offensive and non copyrighted) and they may suspend you before you even put “for sale” on public. You lose all that work and will never get your site back because they have terrible customer service. You’ll have to recreate another account on another computer or else they will catch that too and their system can tell if your developing another account from the same IP address, even if you use a VPN.
I really enjoying watching your videos! They are Amazing and really helpful! Especially for beginners! All the information I need to know, is all in it! Thanks a million!
thanks for sharing! you explained everything honestly and it was very helpful :) im currently trying to decide if it is worth putting in the time on redbubble so this was super helpful for me
I created an account over there before watching your video, my first design for a mom and it seems I could not pick a woman model, it has men modeling the mom shirt, looked weird, so I have to back over and understand it better, thanks
Redbubble spends more time censoring critics than they do addressing the mass intellectual property violations in their marketplace. It's more profitable to pay an employee to monitor social media than to remove content that they KNOW is intellectual property infringement. Redbubble has a long and sordid history of going to court with copyright holders instead of moderating the content. The reason for this is simple; they would lose MILLIONS if they actually removed the violating content. Other POD companies such as Threadless, Spreadhsirt, CafePress, Society6 and Teespring all use proprietary software to purge known copyrighted works before they are even uploaded. Redbubble has the means to do the same thing. Martin Hosking CHOOSES not to use the software. They know exactly what they are doing. They know most copyright holders won;t pursue litigation and the ones who do will be tied up in court for so long that the company will make millions on their works before a judge orders its removal. This company hides behind "third party" status and tries to claim the copyright moderation is the obligation of the shop keeper or artist uploading the design. They refuse to take any responsibility for it. No other POD company on the market behaves this way. This is a terrible company and if you are shopping or selling on this platform YOU are part of the problem. You are enabling these people to steal from other artists and copyright holders. Many artists try to dismiss this by telling themselves "everybody does it" or "Redbubble is doing the best they can to prevent it". Neither of those statements is true. Every POD company DOES NOT do this. And even if they did, how does that make it right in any way? No, the truth is, the people selling on this platform need the money and they don't want to sacrifice it over morals and ethics. Folks, this is why the world we live in sucks. Everybody wants to virtue signal and pretend they care, but in actuality it's all just about image. Redbubble will be the first to make a post on social media about blacklivesmatter or LGBTQ rights, but then they allow mass intellectual property theft on their platform and rob people every day. Does that seem like a company that cares to you? If you are selling or buying on Redbubble you are part of the problem. This company could not exist if you didn't shop or sell here. Plain and simple. These people don't lose any sleep at night over the outright theft of copyright. But if it became a societal issue that they could slap on a shirt and wear around town to show everyone what wonderful human beings they were, they'd be all about it. They'd wear this cause like they wear LGBTQ rights or Blacklivesmatter. The faux outrage would be off the charts. But they can steal copyright all day without your average person knowing about it. Suddenly being a good human isn't their identity. It's what you do when nobody is looking that defines who you are. And this company doesn't want you to see who they really are. That's why they spend more time trying to censor blog comments than simply removing the copyright protected works from their marketplace. They can't even deny it. KPAK3H.com/blog
Redbubble spends more time censoring critics than they do addressing the mass intellectual property violations in their marketplace. It's more profitable to pay an employee to monitor social media than to remove content that they KNOW is intellectual property infringement. Redbubble has a long and sordid history of going to court with copyright holders instead of moderating the content. The reason for this is simple; they would lose MILLIONS if they actually removed the violating content. Other POD companies such as Threadless, Spreadhsirt, CafePress, Society6 and Teespring all use proprietary software to purge known copyrighted works before they are even uploaded. Redbubble has the means to do the same thing. Martin Hosking CHOOSES not to use the software. They know exactly what they are doing. They know most copyright holders won;t pursue litigation and the ones who do will be tied up in court for so long that the company will make millions on their works before a judge orders its removal. This company hides behind "third party" status and tries to claim the copyright moderation is the obligation of the shop keeper or artist uploading the design. They refuse to take any responsibility for it. No other POD company on the market behaves this way. This is a terrible company and if you are shopping or selling on this platform YOU are part of the problem. You are enabling these people to steal from other artists and copyright holders. Many artists try to dismiss this by telling themselves "everybody does it" or "Redbubble is doing the best they can to prevent it". Neither of those statements is true. Every POD company DOES NOT do this. And even if they did, how does that make it right in any way? No, the truth is, the people selling on this platform need the money and they don't want to sacrifice it over morals and ethics. Folks, this is why the world we live in sucks. Everybody wants to virtue signal and pretend they care, but in actuality it's all just about image. Redbubble will be the first to make a post on social media about blacklivesmatter or LGBTQ rights, but then they allow mass intellectual property theft on their platform and rob people every day. Does that seem like a company that cares to you? If you are selling or buying on Redbubble you are part of the problem. This company could not exist if you didn't shop or sell here. Plain and simple. These people don't lose any sleep at night over the outright theft of copyright. But if it became a societal issue that they could slap on a shirt and wear around town to show everyone what wonderful human beings they were, they'd be all about it. They'd wear this cause like they wear LGBTQ rights or Blacklivesmatter. The faux outrage would be off the charts. But they can steal copyright all day without your average person knowing about it. Suddenly being a good human isn't their identity. It's what you do when nobody is looking that defines who you are. And this company doesn't want you to see who they really are. That's why they spend more time trying to censor blog comments than simply removing the copyright protected works from their marketplace. They can't even deny it. KPAK3H.com/blog
I hope you are always happy and have many many video ideas, but don't forget, since you do have a charm and have charmed more than 2k people, you can take any subject and create a video out of it. Almost anything 😁 thanks and hope to see more ❤😙
I have a question so basically I create a Redbubble account, load up my designs and choose a merchandiser to create and attach my pay pal acc. When one of my t-shirt designs are purchased do they charge my credit card for the shipping or to cover the production cost of the product ? then repay me when they receive the customer's payment so to speak by paying me a commission? I guess my question is my PayPal or card charged for any reason during the process?
I believe they control all of the shipping and production costs but then you only get a margin of that sale you could also control that margin by markup on products
If starting then be warned that on Redbubble - people will stealing your designs, making copy right claims against you on the designs you created and uploaded to your store, for all your hard work you've put in Redbubble will most likely delete your account instead of dealing with the issue in hand.
I feel if you don't like marketing then redbubble and merch by Amazon are the best because teespring does not market your products where as both of these sites show your products no matter what your trust score is
As an artist I opened an account yesterday and was suspended within 24 hours, without any definitive reason. I had to send a mugshot, like a common criminal, in order to try and get my account reinstated. After reading other artist's reviews, as well as customers, I'm glad this happened and I'd only uploaded a handful of images. I won't be dealing with them in future as an artist, nor a customer.
Ironically, I subscribed just for her, the vlogger, fine English language .. don't get me wrong she, of course, bringing good content, other than the language, but as i said, for me it's about learning English .. i think am doing well so far
Woow this is some good content! Keep them coming woman. I also started at Redbubble one month a go and I see the sales are coming :D Really like your vids. Keep it up, got my support!!
Redbubble spends more time censoring critics than they do addressing the mass intellectual property violations in their marketplace. It's more profitable to pay an employee to monitor social media than to remove content that they KNOW is intellectual property infringement. Redbubble has a long and sordid history of going to court with copyright holders instead of moderating the content. The reason for this is simple; they would lose MILLIONS if they actually removed the violating content. Other POD companies such as Threadless, Spreadhsirt, CafePress, Society6 and Teespring all use proprietary software to purge known copyrighted works before they are even uploaded. Redbubble has the means to do the same thing. Martin Hosking CHOOSES not to use the software. They know exactly what they are doing. They know most copyright holders won;t pursue litigation and the ones who do will be tied up in court for so long that the company will make millions on their works before a judge orders its removal. This company hides behind "third party" status and tries to claim the copyright moderation is the obligation of the shop keeper or artist uploading the design. They refuse to take any responsibility for it. No other POD company on the market behaves this way. This is a terrible company and if you are shopping or selling on this platform YOU are part of the problem. You are enabling these people to steal from other artists and copyright holders. Many artists try to dismiss this by telling themselves "everybody does it" or "Redbubble is doing the best they can to prevent it". Neither of those statements is true. Every POD company DOES NOT do this. And even if they did, how does that make it right in any way? No, the truth is, the people selling on this platform need the money and they don't want to sacrifice it over morals and ethics. Folks, this is why the world we live in sucks. Everybody wants to virtue signal and pretend they care, but in actuality it's all just about image. Redbubble will be the first to make a post on social media about blacklivesmatter or LGBTQ rights, but then they allow mass intellectual property theft on their platform and rob people every day. Does that seem like a company that cares to you? If you are selling or buying on Redbubble you are part of the problem. This company could not exist if you didn't shop or sell here. Plain and simple. These people don't lose any sleep at night over the outright theft of copyright. But if it became a societal issue that they could slap on a shirt and wear around town to show everyone what wonderful human beings they were, they'd be all about it. They'd wear this cause like they wear LGBTQ rights or Blacklivesmatter. The faux outrage would be off the charts. But they can steal copyright all day without your average person knowing about it. Suddenly being a good human isn't their identity. It's what you do when nobody is looking that defines who you are. And this company doesn't want you to see who they really are. That's why they spend more time trying to censor blog comments than simply removing the copyright protected works from their marketplace. They can't even deny it. KPAK3H.com/blog
I have been on redbubble for a couple of years now and the major con for me is that I have sold next to nothing except 1 thing. I have recently taken down a lot of my work and rebranded my self by focusing on film poster designs hoping there is a bigger a market for that. im not sure if its just beating the algorithm or if luck is not on my side.
My stickers keep getting removed when they’re all original. So I made a mean girls sticker pack but it gets removed because it was copyrighted to the original mean girls so what do i do
I had RB delete one of my pictures because apparently it was _copyright infringement_ (it was fanart) yet I've seen people upload literal copyrighted photos that they did not take or create and are able to make 1000s of sales from it! RB can be kind of sketchy and seem to call the shots randomly. I just don't understand how people can take pictures of celebrities from Google images and make a collage out of it and make momey, but if I made fanart for a cartoon it gets taken down. It's bullshit!
@@b1njjj95 Fanart is copyright infringement when you try to sell it. Redbubble can't manage the millions of things people upload, so it may have been a take down notice they received that caused your work to be removed.
@@Ken.- Not really, because it's my work that I created. I get that it's artwork for a licensed TV series, but it's not the same as the thousands of pictures of actual copyrighted material, like screenshots and promotional posters that are being re-uploaded onto RB that get sales. Yeah, well RB should really have better system in place to monitor actual copyright infringement because it's not fair that people are making money off of stolen posters and screenshots while artists that make real art get their work flagged.
@@b1njjj95 Doesn't matter if you created it. Using the likeness of images you don't own is copyright infringement. As for redbubble's system, like I said, they may have received a takedown notice. Most websites aren't in the business of policing their users. They would have no way of knowing if a particular work is a violation of someone's copyright or if the user has permission. If the owners of the work you've made Fanart of are overly aggressive in protecting their copyright, then your going to see your work taken down.
I Order a hoodie and it is supposed to come today. It haven’t come yet and I am getting really mad because it been a month now.😭😤 my hoodie cost like $40-50😭😭
Salim Serrano since these are fan made things it might take awhile to come because theirs a lot of different places where they have to ship To Redbubble. But, I finally got it after a week it was supposed to come. I just think they need to do better and at least ship on the right day it says.
@@IStoleParkJiminJams , makes one wonder if in this site they give more leeway for designers to control shipping times, or more of that responsibility still falls on the RB intermediary, similar to that 'other' site..
I really hope someone can reach out and answer this: I just started a redbubble, and I am intimidated with dealing with the taxes side of things. Do I have to file taxes for this? Say I only sell a little, do I still file taxes? I read the section they have written about the taxes..but I am only 21 and new to the world of taxes. Please help!
I believe you put it in as hobby income under misc. income until you make a certain amount. Once you reach a certain threshold, most sites will send you a tax document.
@@AlexandraStrambu i also have store but not much sales is happening ,after i saw your videos i got inspired to put more design , so please check my store and suggest me where am i going wrong i will post my store link below www.redbubble.com/people/gpsapparel
Hi, I liked your video and I just have some questions, Im new on Redbubble and I was just wondering how can I get more organic traffic to my designs besides tags? Also how can I find niches to work on? Thank you for sharing 😁
Thank you so much for your videos! I literally saw like 10 videos of yours & it was really very very helpful I just created a red bubble shop, I make designs & photography for kpop lover things. I hope I could make a sale someday. I have patience 😊❤️... Again thank you so much for these videos.
I thought about this when I was starting out too! I ended up deciding to keep just one store and use the collections feature because the more artwork you have the more likely you are to make sales. Maybe if your niches are complete opposites then open 2 separate ones but otherwise I would just do one!
Alexandra Strambu | Thanks ! I think I’ll open a different account for my photography/artistic work, and keep the current one mainly for simple/trendy tshirt designs
@@AlexandraStrambu I heard you sell more if you have a nitch, but to me it is too limiting.Then I heard on a video that if you sell something it will only be from one niche and you should stick with that one.I have everything but the kitchen sink on mine. I sold a cartoon animal, and a van gogh painting and they are completely the opposite of eachother. One thing I did hear on a video was to open more than one store so if you get kicked off, you still have another one. You really do not know if you are going to lose your store, and then they probably won''t let you copy your items for sale. I am putting the same exact things on cafepress, just in case,which is a lot easer to use than redbubble.
Is it absolutely necessary to add a vat number when you set up your account? I opened the store I have on teespring on redbubble as well but when I add the payment details I can't proceed without a VAT number. Is there a workaround to add it later?
Has anyone had the issue of RedBubble suspending your account with no explanation? Happened to me about a month ago. No email no nothing. Just suspended. I've tried to reach out to them almost every week (via email) but no reply. I had over 56 designs. Now I've had to create a whole new account. I had also created Facebook ads and links to Pinterest. Now useless.
Thanks a lot for your video . It's so inspiring !! I'm just wondering if someone ordered my artwork and then decided to cancel the order . Will I have to pay back anything to redbubble ?
Thanks for watching :) nope you won't! It will just move into your "cancelled sales" section and it won't be paid out to you. That's one of the reasons you have to wait a couple weeks for your sales to clear
I made my first sale a few weeks ago! It says the sale is still pending... is this normal for it to take this long (it was a mask so that could that be why?) love your channel 💖
Each product has it's own production timeline and masks seem to be the slowest (likely because they have to be stitched after they're printed) . I've made a few mask sales and they tend to take about 3-4 weeks to clear.
@@riya1942 I've had my RB shop for a year now. I think it took a couple of months for my first sale to happen and since then I've 91 sales for a grand total of $223.66! So I can't see it will ever be anything other than a hobby. But it's a fun hobby. My Shop: www.redbubble.com/people/Square-Jane/shop?asc=u
Can we talk about if you have to file taxes for red bubble as an individual artist? I have only made $2 selling my work, but I was curious if this would be a problem in the future?
Bruh my account got banned then Redbubble told me that I “stole people’s artwork” when I literally drew and designed everything on my store myself… Yet there’s people selling official art from video games or picrew art not even made by them on there making bank from those… And hell, I literally wrote my name and the date it was created on all of my artwork so that’s proof that I don’t steal
I just had my account suspended by Redbubble with no specific explanation, only a generic list of possible reasons, which don't apply. It seems as though this has been a problem with many others. Not that big a deal for me. I'm mostly trying to sell my photographs, and sales were very rare in 3 or 4 years on Redbubble. I hadn't uploaded too many images to the site. Buyer and seller beware. They can suspend your account with little opportunity to appeal.
in your POD anyone can do business, . I as a graphic designer was recruited by a client from Belgium, I have completed more than 900 designs for 9 months, and remotely use the Hubstaff application. I get paid by the hour here, I'm sure their pay is well worth it.
![โรงเรียนตอนตี 2 โคตรหลอน..!! [โรงเรียนไดเม่]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/2MAEMwqVYh8/mqdefault.jpg)
The video actually starts at 2:13
ty
Gracias!
👑
Thanks, was just about to switch off
Thank you!
anyone else part of the zero-sales-club? 🙋♀️
EDIT: i made my first sale! it's possible, guys! don't lose hope!
It doesn't matter RedBubble a scam or not .... sales are Zero.
😬🤚
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99 Complexes how long did it take u to get ur first sale ? Also what’s ur Redbubble
2:13 is the pros
7:46 is the cons
Thank you so much
Thank u!
Support me www.redbubble.com/people/RaymosJaver/shop?
Redbubble spends more time censoring critics than they do addressing the mass intellectual property violations in their marketplace. It's more profitable to pay an employee to monitor social media than to remove content that they KNOW is intellectual property infringement. Redbubble has a long and sordid history of going to court with copyright holders instead of moderating the content. The reason for this is simple; they would lose MILLIONS if they actually removed the violating content. Other POD companies such as Threadless, Spreadhsirt, CafePress, Society6 and Teespring all use proprietary software to purge known copyrighted works before they are even uploaded. Redbubble has the means to do the same thing. Martin Hosking CHOOSES not to use the software. They know exactly what they are doing. They know most copyright holders won;t pursue litigation and the ones who do will be tied up in court for so long that the company will make millions on their works before a judge orders its removal. This company hides behind "third party" status and tries to claim the copyright moderation is the obligation of the shop keeper or artist uploading the design. They refuse to take any responsibility for it. No other POD company on the market behaves this way. This is a terrible company and if you are shopping or selling on this platform YOU are part of the problem. You are enabling these people to steal from other artists and copyright holders. Many artists try to dismiss this by telling themselves "everybody does it" or "Redbubble is doing the best they can to prevent it". Neither of those statements is true. Every POD company DOES NOT do this. And even if they did, how does that make it right in any way? No, the truth is, the people selling on this platform need the money and they don't want to sacrifice it over morals and ethics. Folks, this is why the world we live in sucks. Everybody wants to virtue signal and pretend they care, but in actuality it's all just about image. Redbubble will be the first to make a post on social media about blacklivesmatter or LGBTQ rights, but then they allow mass intellectual property theft on their platform and rob people every day. Does that seem like a company that cares to you? If you are selling or buying on Redbubble you are part of the problem. This company could not exist if you didn't shop or sell here. Plain and simple. These people don't lose any sleep at night over the outright theft of copyright. But if it became a societal issue that they could slap on a shirt and wear around town to show everyone what wonderful human beings they were, they'd be all about it. They'd wear this cause like they wear LGBTQ rights or Blacklivesmatter. The faux outrage would be off the charts. But they can steal copyright all day without your average person knowing about it. Suddenly being a good human isn't their identity. It's what you do when nobody is looking that defines who you are. And this company doesn't want you to see who they really are. That's why they spend more time trying to censor blog comments than simply removing the copyright protected works from their marketplace. They can't even deny it.
KPAK3H.com/blog
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THANK YOU!!!!! so long winded people don't realize this actually HURTS your engagement and views
Remember, You don't have to be good to get started but you do have to get started if you ever want to be any good. Get in the game guys! YOU can do it! There is so much FREE information online like these videos to learn what you need to know to get started. :)
Not gonna lie is kinda hard to sell items, but if you want something you gotta keep it up!! ❤️
How its going with you after 2 monthes now?
Yessssirrr🌟🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀
do you need to add Paypal or bank account for payment?
I mean can you withdraw the money later?
as i don't have any bank account or PayPal account now
@@sabitalrazi9936 yes you have to add a payment, you can do paypal acc its so easy to make.
@@jiMaSese but n my country PayPal is not available dear😔
So basically, I dont have to pay everytime someone purchases, I just post my design, Redbubble prints it and I get a percentage of the profit?
Exactly! :)
@Nana Kobi-Genfi actually I don't think so.
@Nana Kobi-Genfi Depends how much you're earning, check your local laws!
I should have read the comments before I made my posting 🤔 I do believe that is the case!!!
@@AlexandraStrambu Thank you! This is exactly what I wanted to hear.
I’ve ordered a sweatshirt, a water bottle and I ordered 2 of the same masks a few days ago.
I’m really happy with the sweatshirt and the water bottle. The delivery came between the 2 dates they mentioned when I ordered so no delays.
I’m just happy I can buy South Park stuff for an affordable price.
SouthPark is heavily copyrighted, so just know if a store is selling that kind of stuff it could be here today, gone tomorrow.
I’m gonna buy a Kirby shirt and I’m just confused on how to purchase it? I use credit card so would that work?
Isn't it WEIRD that Redbubble sets TONS of reviews on a product you've made when you've never actually made a sale?
I think it has something to do with the quality of the products sinds they are the same
That’s what I was wondering
It's the quality of their materials. Also if someone returns the product due to low quality. They return the money but don't take it from the artist. Loss is only from their pockets
It’s about the product not the design
www.redbubble.com/people/RaymosJaver/shop?
+1 pros ,on redbubble you can choose your payment method to a bank account or to paypal but other marketplaces they only pay by paypal
+1 cons . . if you choose paypal as payment method in the beginning you can't change it after that ..
thank you for sharing ! we are waiting for your next video .
Thank-you so much for this video! I didn't know about Redbubble and I think it would be a great way for me to get some of my artwork out there (just starting out). Congratulations on hitting 1k subscribers, looking forward to seeing more of your content :)
Talitha King yes deff great for an artist! Let me know if you sign up :) thanks for all of your kind words and support!☺️
Hi
I've not had any sales yet it's slow but quite saturated market
@@JanineHyslop how’s it been going?
Full-time watching ..and congratulation for 1k.
Thank you for all the support!🤩
@@AlexandraStrambu u r most wellcome . have u any social media id or group
If you like it and want to buy it, log in to my account on the site redbubble😍
My account link is in the bio 👉help.redbubble.com/hc/fr/articles/203024315
@@AlexandraStrambu ilove u miss u kiss u
@@AlexandraStrambu watsap nubar 03425141854
Watching 3 weeks later and you’re at 4.11k subscribers amazing growth !! ❤️
Redbubble spends more time censoring critics than they do addressing the mass intellectual property violations in their marketplace. It's more profitable to pay an employee to monitor social media than to remove content that they KNOW is intellectual property infringement. Redbubble has a long and sordid history of going to court with copyright holders instead of moderating the content. The reason for this is simple; they would lose MILLIONS if they actually removed the violating content. Other POD companies such as Threadless, Spreadhsirt, CafePress, Society6 and Teespring all use proprietary software to purge known copyrighted works before they are even uploaded. Redbubble has the means to do the same thing. Martin Hosking CHOOSES not to use the software. They know exactly what they are doing. They know most copyright holders won;t pursue litigation and the ones who do will be tied up in court for so long that the company will make millions on their works before a judge orders its removal. This company hides behind "third party" status and tries to claim the copyright moderation is the obligation of the shop keeper or artist uploading the design. They refuse to take any responsibility for it. No other POD company on the market behaves this way. This is a terrible company and if you are shopping or selling on this platform YOU are part of the problem. You are enabling these people to steal from other artists and copyright holders. Many artists try to dismiss this by telling themselves "everybody does it" or "Redbubble is doing the best they can to prevent it". Neither of those statements is true. Every POD company DOES NOT do this. And even if they did, how does that make it right in any way? No, the truth is, the people selling on this platform need the money and they don't want to sacrifice it over morals and ethics. Folks, this is why the world we live in sucks. Everybody wants to virtue signal and pretend they care, but in actuality it's all just about image. Redbubble will be the first to make a post on social media about blacklivesmatter or LGBTQ rights, but then they allow mass intellectual property theft on their platform and rob people every day. Does that seem like a company that cares to you? If you are selling or buying on Redbubble you are part of the problem. This company could not exist if you didn't shop or sell here. Plain and simple. These people don't lose any sleep at night over the outright theft of copyright. But if it became a societal issue that they could slap on a shirt and wear around town to show everyone what wonderful human beings they were, they'd be all about it. They'd wear this cause like they wear LGBTQ rights or Blacklivesmatter. The faux outrage would be off the charts. But they can steal copyright all day without your average person knowing about it. Suddenly being a good human isn't their identity. It's what you do when nobody is looking that defines who you are. And this company doesn't want you to see who they really are. That's why they spend more time trying to censor blog comments than simply removing the copyright protected works from their marketplace. They can't even deny it.
KPAK3H.com/blog
www.burtoncreative.net/post/martin-hosking-redbubble-founder-knows-his-company-violates-copyright-he-doesn-t-care
I just came across your youtube page randomly and I am glad I did! I am going to start looking into Redbubble!
Yes, go for it! Let me know how it goes :)
www.burtoncreative.net/post/martin-hosking-redbubble-founder-knows-his-company-violates-copyright-he-doesn-t-care
I’m that new subscribers🙋♀️ I’m studying print on demand so thank you for sharing! Very excited to your future content :)
Thanks for the support!! Hopefully you found some things useful :)
Hi... I ve found ur comments pretty much on all pod channels...hi!!
Congrats on the 1,000 subs. I also found a bunch of pics from a vacation at a lake in West Michigan to see how they work.
Thank you!! That's amazing, I love finding random old pics that I can upload haha good luck!
Redbubble spends more time censoring critics than they do addressing the mass intellectual property violations in their marketplace. It's more profitable to pay an employee to monitor social media than to remove content that they KNOW is intellectual property infringement. Redbubble has a long and sordid history of going to court with copyright holders instead of moderating the content. The reason for this is simple; they would lose MILLIONS if they actually removed the violating content. Other POD companies such as Threadless, Spreadhsirt, CafePress, Society6 and Teespring all use proprietary software to purge known copyrighted works before they are even uploaded. Redbubble has the means to do the same thing. Martin Hosking CHOOSES not to use the software. They know exactly what they are doing. They know most copyright holders won;t pursue litigation and the ones who do will be tied up in court for so long that the company will make millions on their works before a judge orders its removal. This company hides behind "third party" status and tries to claim the copyright moderation is the obligation of the shop keeper or artist uploading the design. They refuse to take any responsibility for it. No other POD company on the market behaves this way. This is a terrible company and if you are shopping or selling on this platform YOU are part of the problem. You are enabling these people to steal from other artists and copyright holders. Many artists try to dismiss this by telling themselves "everybody does it" or "Redbubble is doing the best they can to prevent it". Neither of those statements is true. Every POD company DOES NOT do this. And even if they did, how does that make it right in any way? No, the truth is, the people selling on this platform need the money and they don't want to sacrifice it over morals and ethics. Folks, this is why the world we live in sucks. Everybody wants to virtue signal and pretend they care, but in actuality it's all just about image. Redbubble will be the first to make a post on social media about blacklivesmatter or LGBTQ rights, but then they allow mass intellectual property theft on their platform and rob people every day. Does that seem like a company that cares to you? If you are selling or buying on Redbubble you are part of the problem. This company could not exist if you didn't shop or sell here. Plain and simple. These people don't lose any sleep at night over the outright theft of copyright. But if it became a societal issue that they could slap on a shirt and wear around town to show everyone what wonderful human beings they were, they'd be all about it. They'd wear this cause like they wear LGBTQ rights or Blacklivesmatter. The faux outrage would be off the charts. But they can steal copyright all day without your average person knowing about it. Suddenly being a good human isn't their identity. It's what you do when nobody is looking that defines who you are. And this company doesn't want you to see who they really are. That's why they spend more time trying to censor blog comments than simply removing the copyright protected works from their marketplace. They can't even deny it.
KPAK3H.com/blog
I'm new to red bubble , ready to binge watch all your videos 🍍☕
I just subscribed!!! Could you do a video about the do’s and don’ts of publishing on Redbubble?!
Yes definitely! :)
Redbubble spends more time censoring critics than they do addressing the mass intellectual property violations in their marketplace. It's more profitable to pay an employee to monitor social media than to remove content that they KNOW is intellectual property infringement. Redbubble has a long and sordid history of going to court with copyright holders instead of moderating the content. The reason for this is simple; they would lose MILLIONS if they actually removed the violating content. Other POD companies such as Threadless, Spreadhsirt, CafePress, Society6 and Teespring all use proprietary software to purge known copyrighted works before they are even uploaded. Redbubble has the means to do the same thing. Martin Hosking CHOOSES not to use the software. They know exactly what they are doing. They know most copyright holders won;t pursue litigation and the ones who do will be tied up in court for so long that the company will make millions on their works before a judge orders its removal. This company hides behind "third party" status and tries to claim the copyright moderation is the obligation of the shop keeper or artist uploading the design. They refuse to take any responsibility for it. No other POD company on the market behaves this way. This is a terrible company and if you are shopping or selling on this platform YOU are part of the problem. You are enabling these people to steal from other artists and copyright holders. Many artists try to dismiss this by telling themselves "everybody does it" or "Redbubble is doing the best they can to prevent it". Neither of those statements is true. Every POD company DOES NOT do this. And even if they did, how does that make it right in any way? No, the truth is, the people selling on this platform need the money and they don't want to sacrifice it over morals and ethics. Folks, this is why the world we live in sucks. Everybody wants to virtue signal and pretend they care, but in actuality it's all just about image. Redbubble will be the first to make a post on social media about blacklivesmatter or LGBTQ rights, but then they allow mass intellectual property theft on their platform and rob people every day. Does that seem like a company that cares to you? If you are selling or buying on Redbubble you are part of the problem. This company could not exist if you didn't shop or sell here. Plain and simple. These people don't lose any sleep at night over the outright theft of copyright. But if it became a societal issue that they could slap on a shirt and wear around town to show everyone what wonderful human beings they were, they'd be all about it. They'd wear this cause like they wear LGBTQ rights or Blacklivesmatter. The faux outrage would be off the charts. But they can steal copyright all day without your average person knowing about it. Suddenly being a good human isn't their identity. It's what you do when nobody is looking that defines who you are. And this company doesn't want you to see who they really are. That's why they spend more time trying to censor blog comments than simply removing the copyright protected works from their marketplace. They can't even deny it.
KPAK3H.com/blog
Alexandra, how do you take care of sales taxes on Redbubble. I've seen different answers to this question. Is it the artist's responsibility to collect and remit it or Redbubbles?? Thanks for any info you may have.
I disagree about the effort part - the amount of effort for the artist much more valuable than the commission indicates for me my art takes time and Redbubble is a machine where everything is automatic.
the whole process is very time consuming even if you don't make your own art.
Thank you for making this very helpful video - I knew nothing about Redbubble until today. It's really nice (and encouraging) to hear a video from someone who's "been there and done that"! I think I'll give it a go - but first I'll watch your video on uploading. :)
Congratulations to 1000 subscribers! You are my inspiration to create a redbubble account. I looked at your profile and I love all your designs! And I always enjoy watching your vidoes. :))
Thank you so much!!🤩 this comment made my day :)
Same, will need to start creating a redbubble as well 😊
My only Redbubble sales have been a cup I bought for my mom and a shirt I bought for a bday for a friend lol but the product quality was nice and worth the money. I can’t wait to make a real sale and I wanna buy one of my own hoodies lmfao. If anything I can rep my own designs lol
So did you actually make any sales ? Now 8 months later
@@SweetCake3874 yeah actually I did lol like 5 sales that weren’t me hahaha
I love this.Thank you for this.Found you today and this is the third of your videos I have watched and will watch more tomorrow :)
Omg this made my day! Happy they help :)
www.burtoncreative.net/post/martin-hosking-redbubble-founder-knows-his-company-violates-copyright-he-doesn-t-care
You are very lovely, well spoken and generous to us all with your extensive and detailed content, and your pleasant voice only adds to the picture. You are one of the finest YT influences online. Thank you for everything. You are #1 🌹💐🌹✍️🧿🌟✨🍾
Who else is here after starting redbubble?? :) What do you think about sharing our accounts to share some love?
Hi, i started 5th of this month and upload more then 100 design, and still no sales.
So how you doing now after 4 monthes?
@@jiMaSese I didnt sell anything yet, i have 300+ designs
@@petra7990 don't worry keep going it will come in the end, don't give up
How’s it going for you all?
@@liamsilly still nothing
ive actually been considering on making my art into merch for a while, but since i only have 30 subs and 100 followers on insta, i feel like i shouldn't. do you think there should be a certain time to when you start making stuff? if so when could it be? thanks for the awesome video it really helped btw ^^
I feel like as long as you tag them well it doesn't really matter how many followers you have. Go on and make one, you never know how well it might turn out!
I watched a vid about Instagram advertising.
The vid said to make a new Instagram account SOLELY on your products. Some fun fact about it, models wearing/using it. It isnt about your followers really, it's how you tag each postm
i will buy it! :D
@@youneselhatimi9337 can you check out my designs, I just started :33 www.redbubble.com/people/Soapha/shop?asc=u Thank you for your time!
I literally only have a platform on tik tok and I have about 56 followers, many of whom can't buy stuff online, they are kids. But I started with redbubble early this year, boosted it with one post, got no sales, kind of forgot about it, until late July, when I made my first sale and I started marketing more than ever. So really, the platform isnt always a factor. Not for me anyway.
I want to know, please give a strategy of giving a good title, description and keywords. Thank you friend is there instagram? What is the name?
Keywords are things like: stickers,mugs, chibi, food etc. Some people don't know that you dont have to look up the product for it to show up. That could get you to pop up on the searches more :)
www.redbubble.com/people/RaymosJaver/shop?
CON: you can create a few designs (non offensive and non copyrighted) and they may suspend you before you even put “for sale” on public.
You lose all that work and will never get your site back because they have terrible customer service.
You’ll have to recreate another account on another computer or else they will catch that too and their system can tell if your developing another account from the same IP address, even if you use a VPN.
I really enjoying watching your videos! They are Amazing and really helpful! Especially for beginners! All the information I need to know, is all in it! Thanks a million!
thanks for sharing! you explained everything honestly and it was very helpful :) im currently trying to decide if it is worth putting in the time on redbubble so this was super helpful for me
I created an account over there before watching your video, my first design for a mom and it seems I could not pick a woman model, it has men modeling the mom shirt, looked weird, so I have to back over and understand it better, thanks
Wow you reach 1k+. I remember when I subscribe at your channel you only have 200+, so happy for you 😊 congrats
Redbubble spends more time censoring critics than they do addressing the mass intellectual property violations in their marketplace. It's more profitable to pay an employee to monitor social media than to remove content that they KNOW is intellectual property infringement. Redbubble has a long and sordid history of going to court with copyright holders instead of moderating the content. The reason for this is simple; they would lose MILLIONS if they actually removed the violating content. Other POD companies such as Threadless, Spreadhsirt, CafePress, Society6 and Teespring all use proprietary software to purge known copyrighted works before they are even uploaded. Redbubble has the means to do the same thing. Martin Hosking CHOOSES not to use the software. They know exactly what they are doing. They know most copyright holders won;t pursue litigation and the ones who do will be tied up in court for so long that the company will make millions on their works before a judge orders its removal. This company hides behind "third party" status and tries to claim the copyright moderation is the obligation of the shop keeper or artist uploading the design. They refuse to take any responsibility for it. No other POD company on the market behaves this way. This is a terrible company and if you are shopping or selling on this platform YOU are part of the problem. You are enabling these people to steal from other artists and copyright holders. Many artists try to dismiss this by telling themselves "everybody does it" or "Redbubble is doing the best they can to prevent it". Neither of those statements is true. Every POD company DOES NOT do this. And even if they did, how does that make it right in any way? No, the truth is, the people selling on this platform need the money and they don't want to sacrifice it over morals and ethics. Folks, this is why the world we live in sucks. Everybody wants to virtue signal and pretend they care, but in actuality it's all just about image. Redbubble will be the first to make a post on social media about blacklivesmatter or LGBTQ rights, but then they allow mass intellectual property theft on their platform and rob people every day. Does that seem like a company that cares to you? If you are selling or buying on Redbubble you are part of the problem. This company could not exist if you didn't shop or sell here. Plain and simple. These people don't lose any sleep at night over the outright theft of copyright. But if it became a societal issue that they could slap on a shirt and wear around town to show everyone what wonderful human beings they were, they'd be all about it. They'd wear this cause like they wear LGBTQ rights or Blacklivesmatter. The faux outrage would be off the charts. But they can steal copyright all day without your average person knowing about it. Suddenly being a good human isn't their identity. It's what you do when nobody is looking that defines who you are. And this company doesn't want you to see who they really are. That's why they spend more time trying to censor blog comments than simply removing the copyright protected works from their marketplace. They can't even deny it.
KPAK3H.com/blog
www.burtoncreative.net/post/martin-hosking-redbubble-founder-knows-his-company-violates-copyright-he-doesn-t-care
Thank you so much for this video! I finally put up my shop on red bubble, hope it works well, I kinda need to pay for college and stuff 🤞🏻
what’s your shop name? i can buy something from u
@@edenbriann7709 www.redbubble.com/people/anagha16/explore?asc=u
Thank you Eden! That means so much to me. Hope you find something you like!
www.burtoncreative.net/post/martin-hosking-redbubble-founder-knows-his-company-violates-copyright-he-doesn-t-care
Did it work??
We need an update-
Congratulations on your Redbubble success. Thank you for your videos. I have had more luck on Society6 but I’m hopeful to grow on Redbubble soon :)
Congrats for 1500 already!!! Growing so fast 😍 Can't wait to start a Redbubble as well 😊
Redbubble spends more time censoring critics than they do addressing the mass intellectual property violations in their marketplace. It's more profitable to pay an employee to monitor social media than to remove content that they KNOW is intellectual property infringement. Redbubble has a long and sordid history of going to court with copyright holders instead of moderating the content. The reason for this is simple; they would lose MILLIONS if they actually removed the violating content. Other POD companies such as Threadless, Spreadhsirt, CafePress, Society6 and Teespring all use proprietary software to purge known copyrighted works before they are even uploaded. Redbubble has the means to do the same thing. Martin Hosking CHOOSES not to use the software. They know exactly what they are doing. They know most copyright holders won;t pursue litigation and the ones who do will be tied up in court for so long that the company will make millions on their works before a judge orders its removal. This company hides behind "third party" status and tries to claim the copyright moderation is the obligation of the shop keeper or artist uploading the design. They refuse to take any responsibility for it. No other POD company on the market behaves this way. This is a terrible company and if you are shopping or selling on this platform YOU are part of the problem. You are enabling these people to steal from other artists and copyright holders. Many artists try to dismiss this by telling themselves "everybody does it" or "Redbubble is doing the best they can to prevent it". Neither of those statements is true. Every POD company DOES NOT do this. And even if they did, how does that make it right in any way? No, the truth is, the people selling on this platform need the money and they don't want to sacrifice it over morals and ethics. Folks, this is why the world we live in sucks. Everybody wants to virtue signal and pretend they care, but in actuality it's all just about image. Redbubble will be the first to make a post on social media about blacklivesmatter or LGBTQ rights, but then they allow mass intellectual property theft on their platform and rob people every day. Does that seem like a company that cares to you? If you are selling or buying on Redbubble you are part of the problem. This company could not exist if you didn't shop or sell here. Plain and simple. These people don't lose any sleep at night over the outright theft of copyright. But if it became a societal issue that they could slap on a shirt and wear around town to show everyone what wonderful human beings they were, they'd be all about it. They'd wear this cause like they wear LGBTQ rights or Blacklivesmatter. The faux outrage would be off the charts. But they can steal copyright all day without your average person knowing about it. Suddenly being a good human isn't their identity. It's what you do when nobody is looking that defines who you are. And this company doesn't want you to see who they really are. That's why they spend more time trying to censor blog comments than simply removing the copyright protected works from their marketplace. They can't even deny it.
KPAK3H.com/blog
Perfect video, this is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks :3
www.burtoncreative.net/post/martin-hosking-redbubble-founder-knows-his-company-violates-copyright-he-doesn-t-care
just curious on if the quality of clothing is good when selling?
I hope you are always happy and have many many video ideas, but don't forget, since you do have a charm and have charmed more than 2k people, you can take any subject and create a video out of it. Almost anything 😁 thanks and hope to see more ❤😙
I have a question so basically I create a Redbubble account, load up my designs and choose a merchandiser to create and attach my pay pal acc. When one of my t-shirt designs are purchased do they charge my credit card for the shipping or to cover the production cost of the product ? then repay me when they receive the customer's payment so to speak by paying me a commission? I guess my question is my PayPal or card charged for any reason during the process?
I believe they control all of the shipping and production costs but then you only get a margin of that sale you could also control that margin by markup on products
No you will not be charged
@@OnlineSalesClub thanks for your answer, I was looking in the comments for this same question.
@@sorayacupido6236 you're welcome
If starting then be warned that on Redbubble - people will stealing your designs, making copy right claims against you on the designs you created and uploaded to your store, for all your hard work you've put in Redbubble will most likely delete your account instead of dealing with the issue in hand.
I actually loves designing not marketing. Out of teespring, redbubble and spreadshirt which I have to do least marketing ?and earn more profit?
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I feel if you don't like marketing then redbubble and merch by Amazon are the best because teespring does not market your products where as both of these sites show your products no matter what your trust score is
Last time i watch your video you got around 600 subs, now its growing more. ❤️❤️❤️
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As an artist I opened an account yesterday and was suspended within 24 hours, without any definitive reason. I had to send a mugshot, like a common criminal, in order to try and get my account reinstated. After reading other artist's reviews, as well as customers, I'm glad this happened and I'd only uploaded a handful of images. I won't be dealing with them in future as an artist, nor a customer.
Ironically, I subscribed just for her, the vlogger, fine English language .. don't get me wrong she, of course, bringing good content, other than the language, but as i said, for me it's about learning English .. i think am doing well so far
Do you get a copy right for your photos and art work first before putting it on red bubble for sale to protect your work? Thank you!
I have got many reviews for my product but there is no sale ...why?
So for some reason it won’t let me sign the user agreement I’m looking at the information but there’s no button on the page to agree to
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Woow this is some good content! Keep them coming woman. I also started at Redbubble one month a go and I see the sales are coming :D
Really like your vids. Keep it up, got my support!!
Redbubble spends more time censoring critics than they do addressing the mass intellectual property violations in their marketplace. It's more profitable to pay an employee to monitor social media than to remove content that they KNOW is intellectual property infringement. Redbubble has a long and sordid history of going to court with copyright holders instead of moderating the content. The reason for this is simple; they would lose MILLIONS if they actually removed the violating content. Other POD companies such as Threadless, Spreadhsirt, CafePress, Society6 and Teespring all use proprietary software to purge known copyrighted works before they are even uploaded. Redbubble has the means to do the same thing. Martin Hosking CHOOSES not to use the software. They know exactly what they are doing. They know most copyright holders won;t pursue litigation and the ones who do will be tied up in court for so long that the company will make millions on their works before a judge orders its removal. This company hides behind "third party" status and tries to claim the copyright moderation is the obligation of the shop keeper or artist uploading the design. They refuse to take any responsibility for it. No other POD company on the market behaves this way. This is a terrible company and if you are shopping or selling on this platform YOU are part of the problem. You are enabling these people to steal from other artists and copyright holders. Many artists try to dismiss this by telling themselves "everybody does it" or "Redbubble is doing the best they can to prevent it". Neither of those statements is true. Every POD company DOES NOT do this. And even if they did, how does that make it right in any way? No, the truth is, the people selling on this platform need the money and they don't want to sacrifice it over morals and ethics. Folks, this is why the world we live in sucks. Everybody wants to virtue signal and pretend they care, but in actuality it's all just about image. Redbubble will be the first to make a post on social media about blacklivesmatter or LGBTQ rights, but then they allow mass intellectual property theft on their platform and rob people every day. Does that seem like a company that cares to you? If you are selling or buying on Redbubble you are part of the problem. This company could not exist if you didn't shop or sell here. Plain and simple. These people don't lose any sleep at night over the outright theft of copyright. But if it became a societal issue that they could slap on a shirt and wear around town to show everyone what wonderful human beings they were, they'd be all about it. They'd wear this cause like they wear LGBTQ rights or Blacklivesmatter. The faux outrage would be off the charts. But they can steal copyright all day without your average person knowing about it. Suddenly being a good human isn't their identity. It's what you do when nobody is looking that defines who you are. And this company doesn't want you to see who they really are. That's why they spend more time trying to censor blog comments than simply removing the copyright protected works from their marketplace. They can't even deny it.
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Congrats on hitting 1,000 subscribers!
Thank you!! So excited 😄
how much does redbubble take out of the earnings?
Woohoo super exciting about the massive increase in subs!!! I'm a gardening one... tad slower growing on youtube but fast in the garden!
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We subbed because you are giving us GEMS! thank you!
Thank you for the support!! :)
This is just out of curiosity, but why do I have to put my address when uploading my art?
For billing purposes
@@scarychewinggum even if I use paypal?
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I have been on redbubble for a couple of years now and the major con for me is that I have sold next to nothing except 1 thing. I have recently taken down a lot of my work and rebranded my self by focusing on film poster designs hoping there is a bigger a market for that. im not sure if its just beating the algorithm or if luck is not on my side.
How many items did you have for sale?
@@scarlet4237 i have up to 400 designs and never sold one.
My stickers keep getting removed when they’re all original. So I made a mean girls sticker pack but it gets removed because it was copyrighted to the original mean girls so what do i do
Send them a message?
I had RB delete one of my pictures because apparently it was _copyright infringement_ (it was fanart) yet I've seen people upload literal copyrighted photos that they did not take or create and are able to make 1000s of sales from it! RB can be kind of sketchy and seem to call the shots randomly. I just don't understand how people can take pictures of celebrities from Google images and make a collage out of it and make momey, but if I made fanart for a cartoon it gets taken down. It's bullshit!
@@b1njjj95 Fanart is copyright infringement when you try to sell it. Redbubble can't manage the millions of things people upload, so it may have been a take down notice they received that caused your work to be removed.
@@Ken.- Not really, because it's my work that I created. I get that it's artwork for a licensed TV series, but it's not the same as the thousands of pictures of actual copyrighted material, like screenshots and promotional posters that are being re-uploaded onto RB that get sales. Yeah, well RB should really have better system in place to monitor actual copyright infringement because it's not fair that people are making money off of stolen posters and screenshots while artists that make real art get their work flagged.
@@b1njjj95 Doesn't matter if you created it. Using the likeness of images you don't own is copyright infringement.
As for redbubble's system, like I said, they may have received a takedown notice. Most websites aren't in the business of policing their users. They would have no way of knowing if a particular work is a violation of someone's copyright or if the user has permission.
If the owners of the work you've made Fanart of are overly aggressive in protecting their copyright, then your going to see your work taken down.
I just opened my redbubble shop today.Thanks for sharing so much info 😊
Thank you for this video, I actually was looking for a way to earn passive income imma try this out
Goodluck!! Let me know how it goes!
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I love this. Keep going congrats on 1000 subscribers 🎉
Thanks for the support!! 🤩
@@AlexandraStrambu no problem 💃
I Order a hoodie and it is supposed to come today. It haven’t come yet and I am getting really mad because it been a month now.😭😤 my hoodie cost like $40-50😭😭
oh, my! wondering where it's coming from;-(
Salim Serrano since these are fan made things it might take awhile to come because theirs a lot of different places where they have to ship
To Redbubble. But, I finally got it after a week it was supposed to come. I just think they need to do better and at least ship on the right day it says.
@@IStoleParkJiminJams , makes one wonder if in this site they give more leeway for designers to control shipping times, or more of that responsibility still falls on the RB intermediary, similar to that 'other' site..
I am new to Redbubble just trying to figure out where I go to set my 20%, 15% for my commissions! Thank you Alexandra
I really hope someone can reach out and answer this: I just started a redbubble, and I am intimidated with dealing with the taxes side of things. Do I have to file taxes for this? Say I only sell a little, do I still file taxes? I read the section they have written about the taxes..but I am only 21 and new to the world of taxes. Please help!
Same
I believe you put it in as hobby income under misc. income until you make a certain amount. Once you reach a certain threshold, most sites will send you a tax document.
Wait so selling on Redbubble isn’t completely free? Like they charge you eventually?
@@Melaphefon We were discussing US income tax.... in the US you have to pay taxes on any forms of income even if its a side gig
@@thegamingmotionartist07 but wait, if I'm from another country then what? I get taxes anyway?
Congrats on over 1,000 subscribers! i saw your vedios today
Thank you!! Appreciate the support :)
@@AlexandraStrambu i also have store but not much sales is happening ,after i saw your videos i got inspired to put more design , so please check my store and suggest me where am i going wrong i will post my store link below
www.redbubble.com/people/gpsapparel
Hi, I liked your video and I just have some questions, Im new on Redbubble and I was just wondering how can I get more organic traffic to my designs besides tags? Also how can I find niches to work on? Thank you for sharing 😁
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Thank you so much for your videos! I literally saw like 10 videos of yours & it was really very very helpful I just created a red bubble shop, I make designs & photography for kpop lover things. I hope I could make a sale someday. I have patience 😊❤️... Again thank you so much for these videos.
Good luck on your Journey!
Sorry if my question is kinda random but, do you recommend opening 1 redbubble account per niche ? Or should I just use the 'collections' feature ?
I thought about this when I was starting out too! I ended up deciding to keep just one store and use the collections feature because the more artwork you have the more likely you are to make sales. Maybe if your niches are complete opposites then open 2 separate ones but otherwise I would just do one!
Alexandra Strambu | Thanks ! I think I’ll open a different account for my photography/artistic work, and keep the current one mainly for simple/trendy tshirt designs
@@AlexandraStrambu I heard you sell more if you have a nitch, but to me it is too limiting.Then I heard on a video that if you sell something it will only be from one niche and you should stick with that one.I have everything but the kitchen sink on mine. I sold a cartoon animal, and a van gogh painting and they are completely the opposite of eachother. One thing I did hear on a video was to open more than one store so if you get kicked off, you still have another one. You really do not know if you are going to lose your store, and then they probably won''t let you copy your items for sale. I am putting the same exact things on cafepress, just in case,which is a lot easer to use than redbubble.
Thanks for this, happy New year. God bless you 🙂🙏🏼❤️
Is it absolutely necessary to add a vat number when you set up your account? I opened the store I have on teespring on redbubble as well but when I add the payment details I can't proceed without a VAT number. Is there a workaround to add it later?
I have sold two items and I was neve asked for a vat number, or do I know what it is.
Has anyone had the issue of RedBubble suspending your account with no explanation? Happened to me about a month ago. No email no nothing. Just suspended. I've tried to reach out to them almost every week (via email) but no reply. I had over 56 designs. Now I've had to create a whole new account. I had also created Facebook ads and links to Pinterest. Now useless.
Yep. Happened to me today. Fortunately I hadn't invested much in the way of time and photographs to Redbubble.
Thanks a lot for your video . It's so inspiring !! I'm just wondering if someone ordered my artwork and then decided to cancel the order . Will I have to pay back anything to redbubble ?
Thanks for watching :) nope you won't! It will just move into your "cancelled sales" section and it won't be paid out to you. That's one of the reasons you have to wait a couple weeks for your sales to clear
Thank you for that great video.Very informative content.
Much appreciated
Thanks for watching!
How on earth could it be a scam if it's free??
Did you just say, the only work we have to do is to upload? What about all the thinking and executing the design?
I made my first sale a few weeks ago! It says the sale is still pending... is this normal for it to take this long (it was a mask so that could that be why?) love your channel 💖
I think so because it still needs to send the product
Yes that's completely normal! Sometimes it can take up to a month to clear
Each product has it's own production timeline and masks seem to be the slowest (likely because they have to be stitched after they're printed) . I've made a few mask sales and they tend to take about 3-4 weeks to clear.
@@riya1942 I've had my RB shop for a year now. I think it took a couple of months for my first sale to happen and since then I've 91 sales for a grand total of $223.66! So I can't see it will ever be anything other than a hobby. But it's a fun hobby.
My Shop: www.redbubble.com/people/Square-Jane/shop?asc=u
@@square_jane i can see that, your designs are pretty good, you can check out my designs as well if you want to😊
Thank you so much for this!!
Hey, I sold my first t-shirt and got an email from them. Do I have to do anything else?
Congrats! Nope they take care of the rest :)
@@AlexandraStrambu thx ^^
Keep it up bro, redbubble is a legit site to work.
What's your store?
@@Mini-rt8bm www.redbubble.com/people/LinOnFire/shop
Can we talk about if you have to file taxes for red bubble as an individual artist? I have only made $2 selling my work, but I was curious if this would be a problem in the future?
I am sure you will have to pay taxes and they will send it to the irs.
Girl, your thumbnail is clickbaity.
thumbnails are supposed to look like that
You have to get at least $25 to be paid on the 15th of every month. If it’s less you don’t get paid.
Thats right!
Bruh my account got banned then Redbubble told me that I “stole people’s artwork” when I literally drew and designed everything on my store myself…
Yet there’s people selling official art from video games or picrew art not even made by them on there making bank from those…
And hell, I literally wrote my name and the date it was created on all of my artwork so that’s proof that I don’t steal
I just had my account suspended by Redbubble with no specific explanation, only a generic list of possible reasons, which don't apply. It seems as though this has been a problem with many others. Not that big a deal for me. I'm mostly trying to sell my photographs, and sales were very rare in 3 or 4 years on Redbubble. I hadn't uploaded too many images to the site. Buyer and seller beware. They can suspend your account with little opportunity to appeal.
Which products are the best selling? Stickers?
Thank u Ale for the tips! I made my first sell after 2 months! 😁
in your POD anyone can do business, . I as a graphic designer was recruited by a client from Belgium, I have completed more than 900 designs for 9 months, and remotely use the Hubstaff application. I get paid by the hour here, I'm sure their pay is well worth it.
can I have multiple accounts in Redbubble?
I had a question: does canva pro a better investment? Or the free version is greatly useful?
do i need an account to buy something and get it delivered to my house?
Im so scared some people say its scam
No its not...it's a great website
Woah this is so helpful! Thank you so much! 💖
Do you get a notification every time you sell something?
Congrats on over 1,000 subscribers!!! You rock
Ahh thank you!! 🤩 can't believe it
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Which is better, red bubble or Etsy?
Good to know I will use this New website redbubble
You should definitely go ahead!!
guys whenever you are watching an informational videos increase the video speed so its quicker
Great Job, Thanks for your help.
Do I need a VAT in order to sell my work on redbubble?
Nope
I have a question!!! How many masks have you sold so far??
Redbubble is a great platform to work with.
It is!!
Have you ever sold anything on RB?
Nice and interesting video sharing ✨ Excellent information and presentation 👍 Greetings from India 💐🙏
Redbubble doesn't give money back. They convert it into a coupon and give it to you.
could you tell me where can we find our money?
(after the income)
PayPal
In whatever payout method you use because it would be sent automatically
I have a question, do you get your product that you make?? Or not?