Hi everyone, I’ve just finished finalising everything for my brand, the website, offers and products. I just created the facebook and Instagram accounts.
Now, I have a way to sell and products to sell, how do I get people to visit my website and purchase t-shirts?
I was wondering if it’s actually possible to make a living from selling on Etsy using POD? I’ve had my Etsy account for a few years now as a side hustle and have just reached 100+ sales. I currently have around 70 listings, but I’m wondering whether it’s worth putting more time and effort into it and trying to grow it into something more substantial.
For those of you who sell on Etsy, do you think it’s realistic to make a full-time income from it, and if so, what would you recommend focusing on to get there?
SINCE I have not been able to find a job yet (though I'm trying).I decided to open a online store using a print-on-demand model. I provide the designs and the platform handles the rest. I'm facing a few challenges with setting up the store, but I figure solutions for them too. If anyone buys 2 to 3 products daily, It will be a huge help to me. Please keep me in your prayers and I hope everything works out well. but I am still confuse. I just know that something is better than nothing .
Hey,
I want to get into POD, but I am not 18 yet.
What should I do?
Please help
Hey everyone, so I recently just launched my new shop here's the link of the main product: https://playdaylegends.com/create?type=magazine
But I am really struggling with sales, so I'm wondering if this type of product can even work?
So far, I made 2 sales and spent $ 377 on ads, CPM $31.46, CTR 2,04% CPC 1,55$
Before that, I ran different designs and spent $ 425 with 0 sales.
I also noticed that a lot of people are going through the preview but don't end up buying it: out of 288 people, 71 generated a preview, so roughly 25%
My question is: what am I missing here? Thank you for your help and support.
Well, the thing is I am an immigrant living in a country, and I really want to start a print on demand business on Etsy, but I can’t really open a shop in this country because it counts as being self employed, and my permits dont allow for that. I do have an EU passport from another country, but I dont think Etsy allows for me to open a shop if i am not living in that place right now. I feel stuck, what do I do?
I'm a visual designer, and I've used mockups for years to present my work. Most of the time, static mockups were enough.
But at one point I needed a video mockup, and I was surprised by how difficult it was to find something that worked the way I wanted.
Some options required quite a bit of work in Photoshop, while Blender could produce great results but meant learning 3D software, dealing with rendering, and spending much more time than I wanted just to create a product presentation.
So I started wondering: could a video mockup be as simple as adding your design and generating the finished video?
I ended up building a small tool around that idea. You add your artwork, and it generates a ready-to-use video mockup without needing Photoshop, Blender, or any 3D/rendering knowledge.
The T-shirt video attached to this post is one of the mockups I've been experimenting with.
It's still very early, and this is actually why I'm posting here. Before I spend too much time building more of them, I'd really like to understand whether this solves a real problem for POD sellers — or whether good static mockups are already enough for most shops.
Would you actually use video mockups like this for your product listings or social media?
If yes, what would matter most to you — realism, different models/scenes, ease of use, price, video length, or something else?
And if the answer is no, I'd genuinely like to hear that too. I'm trying to understand whether this is actually useful before I spend too much time building it.