I love your videos! They're also so informative and very helpful, and I love when you tell us how much you would charge for them and if it includes shipping or not.
Some people do listings with a hoodie, sweatshirt and a t-shirt with the same design. Do you ever do this or do you just create separate listings for each product type?
I actually just list them seperately personally! Easier to create the listing and covers different SEO and minimized decision fatigue! I only do if I have like a matching family design or like a mom and kid matching design
I only do this for my kids items because I constantly get requests for long sleeve, sweatshirts and onesies so now I only list kids items with all of them but for adults it’s just too much work.
I loved you at the Prinify event overseas! What price point do you sell these 5 items understanding that you have shipping just under $6. This listing strategy will save me so much time. Thank You!
I do the same with my shop. Sweatshirts are my go to first, followed by tees. I don’t sell much else (like bags or mugs). I still sell a lot of sweatshirts in the summer too. I just make beachy designs for them. Gildan is also my first choice. While I love Comfort Colors color options, I don’t think they’re soft and comfy and the price point is so high. I have some because the design goes better with the colors they have but I try to limit them. Do you have full shipping prices in your shop or did you change to under $6 when Etsy started pushing for lower shipping?
Love Gildan sweatshirts too! Comfort Colors sweatshirts are also popular, but I just can’t justify the cost, so I only offer them upon request. And yep, I keep my shipping under $6 for that Etsy boost as well!
I always look forward to your videos; they are so informative and this one is no exception. Thanks for all the work you put into these! So to follow up on the shipping question, is it not better just to offer free shipping so that when (not if) Etsy changes their shipping/search policy again, you don't have to go in and change all of your products?
@@judygarcia5348 We never know when theyll change it though :( i just use 1 shipping profile across all my listings so its easy to change if I need to edit it back to free shipping and then I can use the bulk price editor to increase my prices if needed
I'm not at the sales level to justify Printify Premium yet. I'm wondering when I should do it: -once I get enough sales to cover the cost OR -when I'm close but can discount items by or close to the amount I save so they sell cheaper. Profit won't change until I start raising the prices but it could really boost my sales and possibly get me more reviews. More sales = more chances for reviews. Then for example I could slowly raise my sweatshirt from say $26 to the $30-$32 range again. What do you think? What's your percentage at female oriented design to male oriented to unisex? (I like that green sweater. It suits you)
Of course, there will be challenges, but that doesn’t mean you can’t do it. Find the right supplier-they’ll help you achieve the profits you’re aiming for.
@@duyenhoang10402 Oh, really? But I see many suppliers have high base costs and shipping fees while I want a lower price to compete with sellers out there. Do you know anyone who has the best base cost?
You don't "make" $425,000 a year. That's your revenue. Your profit will be much, much, MUCH less. Please don't lie to people and make them think this business will profit them that much money.
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I love your videos! They're also so informative and very helpful, and I love when you tell us how much you would charge for them and if it includes shipping or not.
I love your videos, they make good sense.
I never thought to put my designs on other products. I’m definitely going to try this!
Yess it helps me scale up when a design starts selling!
Do you have a step by step of uploading products from printify to etsy?
Do you sell outside US & Can?
Can you make a video on how you price this sweatshirt? Your customers don’t mind paying shipping? Especially in Canada?
Some people do listings with a hoodie, sweatshirt and a t-shirt with the same design. Do you ever do this or do you just create separate listings for each product type?
I actually just list them seperately personally! Easier to create the listing and covers different SEO and minimized decision fatigue! I only do if I have like a matching family design or like a mom and kid matching design
Thank you for the helpful information.
I only do this for my kids items because I constantly get requests for long sleeve, sweatshirts and onesies so now I only list kids items with all of them but for adults it’s just too much work.
I definitely sell a lot of sweatshirts but I sell way more comfort colors shirts than anything else by far.
I loved you at the Prinify event overseas! What price point do you sell these 5 items understanding that you have shipping just under $6. This listing strategy will save me so much time. Thank You!
I am guessing the price on printify you are quoting is in USD pricing the CAD is much higher
I do the same with my shop. Sweatshirts are my go to first, followed by tees. I don’t sell much else (like bags or mugs). I still sell a lot of sweatshirts in the summer too. I just make beachy designs for them. Gildan is also my first choice. While I love Comfort Colors color options, I don’t think they’re soft and comfy and the price point is so high. I have some because the design goes better with the colors they have but I try to limit them. Do you have full shipping prices in your shop or did you change to under $6 when Etsy started pushing for lower shipping?
Love Gildan sweatshirts too! Comfort Colors sweatshirts are also popular, but I just can’t justify the cost, so I only offer them upon request. And yep, I keep my shipping under $6 for that Etsy boost as well!
I always look forward to your videos; they are so informative and this one is no exception. Thanks for all the work you put into these! So to follow up on the shipping question, is it not better just to offer free shipping so that when (not if) Etsy changes their shipping/search policy again, you don't have to go in and change all of your products?
@@judygarcia5348 We never know when theyll change it though :( i just use 1 shipping profile across all my listings so its easy to change if I need to edit it back to free shipping and then I can use the bulk price editor to increase my prices if needed
I'm not at the sales level to justify Printify Premium yet. I'm wondering when I should do it:
-once I get enough sales to cover the cost
OR
-when I'm close but can discount items by or close to the amount I save so they sell cheaper. Profit won't change until I start raising the prices but it could really boost my sales and possibly get me more reviews. More sales = more chances for reviews. Then for example I could slowly raise my sweatshirt from say $26 to the $30-$32 range again.
What do you think?
What's your percentage at female oriented design to male oriented to unisex?
(I like that green sweater. It suits you)
@@wendyon4517 i'm in that stage too, im thinking of subscribing to premium when i start to get more orders so i can actually make profit
Hi, very helpful video, thank you. With regards to the mugs,what size sells the best?
I offer both 11 and 15oz, but I notice more customers get the 15oz mug.
@c.u.online thank you!
Great video! How many sales a month would you say is good for an item?
What are your bestselling colors for the Gildan 18000?
Sand, black, white, forest :) I also usually list navy or maroon
There're a lot of print-on-demand sellers now. So, is selling print on demand still profitable like that?
Of course, there will be challenges, but that doesn’t mean you can’t do it. Find the right supplier-they’ll help you achieve the profits you’re aiming for.
@@duyenhoang10402 Oh, really? But I see many suppliers have high base costs and shipping fees while I want a lower price to compete with sellers out there. Do you know anyone who has the best base cost?
You don't "make" $425,000 a year. That's your revenue. Your profit will be much, much, MUCH less. Please don't lie to people and make them think this business will profit them that much money.
lol watch my LAST video where I did my full profit breakdown
I don't care how much revenue you you make. How much profit do you make?
Watch my last video where I did a full profit breakdown