I'm a fan of bigger products. I have a hard time making any small products, to be honest. I always plan something small and think, "Ooh! I could add this and this aaaaand this". I just can't do it, haha. I'm really happy with doing bigger projects though ☺️
Last year, I decided to make some seasonal product (it was September, let's say to test the market), and it started selling like crazy...Then I made Halloween, then Thanksgiving, then winter, then Christmas.... Yes, I finished summer version in April and was just relieved (...to get rid of that boring product that is selling nicely to tell the truth). And this week I have got a question. Guess what? A buyer asked me if I was going to create Back-to-school of that same product!!!! I was like 🤯🤯🤯 😵💫😵💫😵💫 You look super cute in this outfit!!!!💖💖💖💖💙💙💙💙🤍🤍🤍🤍
😩 every time your video does the cha ching noise my heart goes and then i have the immediate disappointment that it’s not my shop. Thanks for the video though.
Let's recap this long video and add some notes from my mind I've recently learned from you and other TPT youtubers. 1. Freebies and products less than $5 bring people to try and get those bigger ones. 2. It is wiser to spend time on big products to make more income faster. 3. Some people prefer products between $1-$5 that actually fits their budgets. Meanwhile they will visit you again to get this $1-$5 product
Bundles that are priced right do extremely well for me. I bump up the price of the individual items in the bundle and entice buyers with a sexy discount. Works like a charm!
I am more of a bigger product kind of person. Unless it is a really useful activity that could be used repeatedly. For example, I have an Anger Iceberg activity that includes all you need for that activity and a poster or something. Other than that, I prefer to have options when I purchase a product, meaning I can use one product in multiple ways or with students across multiple ages and levels. That's what I look for when buying products, and that's what I like to offer too!
I seriously am in the middle of this myself. I did a little $4 bts, and it has been my best seller so far! WHATTT? I have so many bigger products that just sit there. I have spent the weekend wondering what I should do. I'm in the middle of working on a small AND a larger product. I guess I'll have to wait and see.
When you make product lines let's say for kindergarten math. And you want to do in all seasons. Do you just change the clipart and equations but keep the layouts or change layouts but keep equations? 😅
Hey! The audio isn’t working in alot of this video… is that happening for everyone? 😢
I got it fixed! So sorry about that!
I'm a fan of bigger products. I have a hard time making any small products, to be honest. I always plan something small and think, "Ooh! I could add this and this aaaaand this". I just can't do it, haha. I'm really happy with doing bigger projects though ☺️
Last year, I decided to make some seasonal product (it was September, let's say to test the market), and it started selling like crazy...Then I made Halloween, then Thanksgiving, then winter, then Christmas.... Yes, I finished summer version in April and was just relieved (...to get rid of that boring product that is selling nicely to tell the truth). And this week I have got a question. Guess what? A buyer asked me if I was going to create Back-to-school of that same product!!!! I was like 🤯🤯🤯 😵💫😵💫😵💫
You look super cute in this outfit!!!!💖💖💖💖💙💙💙💙🤍🤍🤍🤍
😩 every time your video does the cha ching noise my heart goes and then i have the immediate disappointment that it’s not my shop.
Thanks for the video though.
Let's recap this long video and add some notes from my mind I've recently learned from you and other TPT youtubers.
1. Freebies and products less than $5 bring people to try and get those bigger ones.
2. It is wiser to spend time on big products to make more income faster.
3. Some people prefer products between $1-$5 that actually fits their budgets. Meanwhile they will visit you again to get this $1-$5 product
Great job on your editing I really can see the improvements
Haha I hired someone. Glad the money is well spent.
Can't watch half of the video. The audio is off.
I got it working! Sorry for the inconvenience!
Does the sound not work throughout this video?
I got it working! Sorry for the inconvenience!
Sound is not on for most of this video 😒
I got it working! Sorry for the inconvenience!
Bundles that are priced right do extremely well for me. I bump up the price of the individual items in the bundle and entice buyers with a sexy discount. Works like a charm!
I am more of a bigger product kind of person. Unless it is a really useful activity that could be used repeatedly. For example, I have an Anger Iceberg activity that includes all you need for that activity and a poster or something. Other than that, I prefer to have options when I purchase a product, meaning I can use one product in multiple ways or with students across multiple ages and levels. That's what I look for when buying products, and that's what I like to offer too!
I seriously am in the middle of this myself. I did a little $4 bts, and it has been my best seller so far! WHATTT? I have so many bigger products that just sit there. I have spent the weekend wondering what I should do. I'm in the middle of working on a small AND a larger product. I guess I'll have to wait and see.
When you make product lines let's say for kindergarten math. And you want to do in all seasons. Do you just change the clipart and equations but keep the layouts or change layouts but keep equations? 😅
I actually started creating because I didn't want to spend money on resources I might use once or maybe twice.
I have been binging your videos. Just started tbt this summer. Still working on my fifty products. Lots of views but no sales yet.😢
That's normal!
Keep going! You got this! I remember when I was binge watching just like you and reaching for my goal of 100. Now I’m at 300! You can do it. ☺️
I actually sold three things!!! Never been so excited to make 10 bucks. Lol
@@joannalee4779 lol yay!! Congrats! That should give you some motivation!