@@leepialong what do you like about the HTC program?

@@ffstyle because the victims feel grateful after they being scammed. and i can walk away with their money

@@leepialong High-ticket closing is a skill set, and it all depends on how the user applies it. I’m sorry if you use it to scam people to live your life.

@@Abdelah-z7n hello, which website were you selling on exactly? $13 is a very low set price for t-shirts in general. You will have to look at what royalty you are getting for the product before publishing your design.

@@ffstyle it's Zazzle it is t-shirt for kids and they put discount of 25 % this was in 8 august 2024

@@mrk__k0 can you provide more information on what did you do so far? And have you signed up and created a Zazzle account?

I have almost 900 designs currently. How about you?

@@ffstyle I am currently doing redbubble. Can you do a video about zazzle keyword research

Thank you for the suggestion, I will have to learn how to do that.

I see, how many designs and products have you uploaded so far, and have you been active on the platform with your account?

I don’t follow, can you explain more?

Oh woah! Sure, let’s keep in touch.

Thanks Annie

Trevor what are you doing right now and how much are you taking home per month?

@@annielin2894 besides my online businesses, I am also doing food delivery. The income varies depending on how much I made for each day.

Thanks for the suggestions, the new camera with the microphone I used needed some adjustments.

Sure, file size depends on what you created on your designs and what format you use actually. But if you are asking about dimensions, it depends on which product you want to create your designs on. However, other than pixel sizes, it is also important to set the resolution at 300 dpi (dots per inch) as the minimum for standard printing quality. For t-shirts, it is recommended 4,500px by 5,400px or higher with your designs. Say if you want to create a banner, you will have to go for much higher dimensions for the product's size. So, it all depends. Does this help answer your question?

Thank you So mush

@@GladysLeny-lq5zh you’re welcome!

Do you mean to get sales organically on Zazzle? If so, certainly you can as Zazzle will sort of promote your designs to their customers for you automatically.

That’s wonderful, I am glad it helps!

Thanks for watching! However, there’s no easy answers for your questions without knowing about your designs, the products you listed, the titles and keywords used, your target customers with the designs, how long was your products uploaded, how many views you received so far, and others. There are many factors to study, if you can provide more information, perhaps I can take a look for you.

@@ffstyle thanks for your kind reply, i am a new user and just last week uploaded my product and profile.the instruction i have followed yours , so just little more keen to know about this is business

@@jitunarang3708 I am glad my video help you getting started, that’s an important step to learn about this business. Print On Demand takes time to build up, so, patience is needed while you continue to learn how to work your stores and upload designs your customers wanted. Since you are very new to Zazzle, practice uploading more new designs on different products and try to learn about what are the best titles, descriptions, tags, and pricing would be very beneficial to you. 🙂

do i need to create store or some thing ? is is compulsary to share the link of FB , Twwiter or some other platform to get the orders?

@@jitunarang3708 you will have to sign up to be a seller on Zazzle first in order to start selling on their website, and it is free to register. Simply go to Zazzle.com and find the option that says “sell on Zazzle” and go from there.

What do you need help with choosing a category for your t-shirt designs exactly? I made this video 2 years ago, and I realized there was too much to cover everything after making the video. My t-shirt design for this video as an example was not for any specific niche, it was just the thumbnail design of my previous video. Therefore, the category part was picked randomly. Feel free to provide more information on what you are stuck with exactly, and I am happy to share what I know with you.

Merch Informer comes first, then PodCs comes second when I want more detail data support Merch Informer can’t provide.

Thank you for your appreciation, I am glad you found my channel helpful!

You’re very welcome, I am glad you found this helpful!

Thank you for your feedback, I am glad you like it! 🙂

Zazzle used to let us select multiple products to put the same design on in bulk but not anymore, however, it’s probably for better algorithm by not having that feature. So, we can only upload a design on one product at a time.

Thanks for sharing@@ffstyle

@@jokesjunction906 you’re welcome, happy to share!

Thanks Keith, yes I am still selling on Zazzle and Redbubble as well as other POD platforms.

Thanks, I am glad this video is helpful for you!

Thanks Rahmat! Are you Indian living in India or elsewhere?

Which rings product are you referring to, and what is the issue you are having exactly?

@@ffstyle I have designed a ring in my 3D software but it has the Superman logo on it, no wouldn't be able to sell it to make money would I?

​@@1937BrettI see. likely not in this case unless you have an official license from DC Comics which allows you to sell the branded design you created legally.

@@ffstyle didn't Shaquille O'Neal buy the superman logo? Do you know how I would do the licence way?

@@1937Brett Not sure how exactly since I haven't planned to create any superhero fan art to sell, perhaps you can go to the official DC Comics website for more information. That should be the best place to explore.

I didn't keep track of that, perhaps I should. But I currently have around 850 listings on Zazzle.

Congratulations on starting your new business journey, and I’m glad you found this helpful! Feel free to let me know what else you want to learn more about, and I am happy to share what I know in my future videos :)

I give you guys a tip, don't go below 10% commission in zazzle. That's the lowest you should do. Because many of those referral marketer refuse to promote products lower than that, as they will also earn lower. Disney always sells at 15% markup, but they are branded. So it's safe to play around 10 - 12%. Commission. I use to start at 5% then referrals ignore me, until i set everything to 10% 😅. Even my simple design starts selling.

@@softwaremediaguru thanks for sharing your experience on setting up your commissions on Zazzle, good to know!

Thanks Danny, and good question! I have not tried including my store name on Zazzle just yet, and that’s likely because Zazzle only allow 10 keyword tags for each design listing while Redbubble allows 15+. Since 10 keyword slots can be easily filled up, plus Zazzle actually provided helpful guides for how to use tags on their official website, I haven’t thought of adding my store name to experiment yet. Perhaps I can do more research or run some tests, and if I got any new discoveries on this, I am happy to share my findings on this channel. 😊

Thank again Danny, this means a lot!

Thank you for your support Danny!

You’re welcome! :)

You're very welcome, glad it's helpful!

That’s very nice! Their free resources are helpful for sure, and thank you for watching my video! :)

It is free to open a Zazzle seller account for you to start selling, no need to pay for anything :) Other than filling up your information when you sign up, just come up with a store name as well, and go from there.

Thank you, and thanks for watching 😊

Certainly! It is free to create an account on Zazzle. Go to zazzle.com/sell, and you shall see a button "Sell on Zazzle". Click on that, and you can go from there to create an account by filling out the information. (Note: it is helpful to have a store name ready when creating your first shop on Zazzle) All the best!

How many upload file on zazzle?

@@Metagraphic22 according to the FAQ page on Zazzle, they say “There are no limits to the number of images or designs you can upload. You must have the rights to the designs and images. Content that violates any copyrights is not allowed.”

It is free to create a Zazzle account and get started 🙂

Glad this is helpful for you!

Hi Chad, thanks for reaching out! A lot had happened around the world in the last few years, so, I actually have not been focusing on HTC for quite a while even though I still implement some of the knowledge and skills I had learned from the program wherever fits in what I do today. Perhaps you can connect with me in the HTC Facebook group since you’ve signed up for the program. I am still in the group, so, you should be able to find me there. I am happy to share what I know with you.

Thank you Patricia, I am glad you find it helpful! 😊

Thanks for watching! Yes, you can upload SVG files to Zazzle, and it can be pretty useful for color variations designs.

@@ffstyle Thank you very much for your reply. Very much appreciated. What about wall arts? I tried converting my wall arts png images to SVG, and uploaded to Zazzle. The file was rejected by Zazzle. Can I convert wall arts png files to SVG and upload to Zazzle? Thanks you once again for your reply

@@notabolished1331 can you explain more how did you convert your PNG file into SVG format exactly? Also, how many colors this image has, and what was the rejected message you saw?

@@ffstyle 1. I converted the image using convertio and inkscape. 2. How many colors? It's a wall art with several colors. Looks like a painting actually. 3rd. Error message. It says "Files you have selected could not be uploaded. Server Error".

@@notabolished1331 It sounds like something to do with the conversion process while using the apps. Perhaps you can look into the settings. I use Adobe Illustrator instead of Inkscape and Convertio, so I don’t have experience with the settings with those apps. The reason I asked how many colors the image has because having too many colors might be the cause of having issues as well since Zazzle will identify and separate all the colors in the SVG you uploaded. I believe all solid colors in the SVG is important, meaning no color gradient. I read a forum that maybe you can consider trying to convert your PNG into a PDF to upload to Zazzle as well.

Yes, because Zazzle’s design tool is open to both sellers and customers. For people who just want to create a design on their own and buy on Zazzle, they can use all the icons available with no problem.

You're welcome, thanks for watching!

I am glad this was helpful, and thank you for the feedback, it’s encouraging! I gotta start creating more new contents to share with the world once again soon 🙂