The amount you'll earn in print on demand is dependent on how much value you can add to the marketplace.
If you are copying design ideas in the same style, in the same niche, and with the same keywords then you aren't adding anything meaningfully new for people to buy
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Teepublic just finished reviewing some of my designs that have been under review for years lol
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So Redbubble is adding even more fees but they are implementing a $150 cap on fees per month so high earners won’t be affected too much. However my issue is with the fee on higher margins on designs.
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My Amazon merch sales have finally slowed back down after the Christmas sales. This month is already my biggest month ever.
Hopefully I can squeeze out a few more sales before the new year.
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I had my worst month on Teepublic in over 2 years but I had my best Amazon merch month ever in November.
How have sales been for you?
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Always funny to sell a design for the first time that I posted 4 years ago. Some of them I don’t even remember designing.
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Been working for months to get one of my Redbubble stores into premium tier
They decided to upgrade one of my other stores that I wasn’t uploading on 😂
It was my bigger store so I’m not complaining
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Redbubble and Teepublic no longer perform like they have in the past, so I have spent the past few months working on a Shopify print on demand store.
I am going to focus my efforts into Shopify, Etsy, and Amazon Merch this year.
Random niche idea: shark tooth hunting
Did you know this was a hobby? Did you ever consider selling in this niche?
How may other obscure niches are there you could make money from?
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You'd think that Teepublic's search results would have improved after restricting accounts from showing up on their marketplace
But all I see these days is AI generated spam designs.
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The longer you work on POD the better you get at it
Those people who stay consistent and don't quit get rewarded.
"POD is oversaturated". "It's too late to start in 2023". "I'm not a good enough designer"
Stop trying to convince yourself you will fail
Instead, find reasons why you will succeed
Print on demand is so much more than selling a sticker or a shirt.
People use these products to express their individuality and connect with others in their communities. Humans have a deep desire for attention and connection.
Understand this and you will make sales.
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