How I Escaped the T-Shirt Trap & Switched to HIGH PROFIT Print on Demand Products on Shopify

[@ageek522]

You had me at "Hey Joe, It's folks here" I'm seriously glad I found your channel, about to start your Dummies class, I like the way you explain things and you're easy to listen to. Thanks!

[@RealJoeRobert]

Thanks for watching 🙏

[@RachelLovelace]

You make an excellent point that our niche really should inform our products. My store's niche is very specific to my faith. Wouldn't you know, I've made a bunch of sales already and can tell which designs are more popular than others, which has informed new designs that are selling just as well as the older ones. BUT! Now I'm ready to expand my "products" rather than just designs, and I need to consider who my buyer is and why they like those specific designs. I wonder if you have any videos on doing simple market research for our niches?

[@WaveRidersSurf]

Awesome Job, Joe! PoD is my next Adventure as an Entrepreneur with 10 Years of Experience now. Finding your Channel was both helpful and entertaining. Your Honesty and Genuity is obvious. Very grateful, keep it up 🙏🏻

[@RealJoeRobert]

Hey thanks!

[@howardlake6178]

I was ‘in’, at forget shirt or mug. But ultimately, what anyone in this sector does, is create their own brand. No customer, ever, bought a brand without it meeting their needs. So any dreams of printing money, relate to exactly meeting the needs of potential customers

[@gregjohnson7270]

Great video, Joe, I was in T-shirt printing and tried to create my own brand, "Back In The Day" and created dozens of designs. I had regular visits to the home page, but few orders and tried different forms of marketing but after about 4 years decided to shutter the whole thing. I will be thinking about your new approach and see if I can find a niche that would work for me to start testing ideas. Thanks man!

[@RealJoeRobert]

Best of luck & thanks for watching!

[@SuthernMocha-et1xq]

The intro of "Hey Joe, it's Folks here" is awesome. This video was extremely helpful and informative. Thank you for taking the time to make it.

[@RealJoeRobert]

Thanks for watching 🙏

[@HellenaHanbasquet]

Thank you! This actually makes sense. I'm so tired of seeing videos claiming "why I don't do xyz anymore" but its a total 180 from the method being searched. I have some close ties to some very specific niches that I want to sell to, not as a primary product but because I know the pride and advocacy these ties have. I've been hesitant because tees are so overdone, and I'm not impressed with the profit margins. I didn't want to waste my time. I'm excited to watch your series and look for some higher profit margin products to sell.

[@RealJoeRobert]

Thanks for the thoughtful comment! Good luck

[@kisslandology9511]

i do hoodies , sell them at $50( 8.49 shipping) cost $36 to make and ship , $23 profit

[@irc219]

Better to make them $58.49 and offer free shipping, it's a must these days to get better sales

[@kisslandology9511]

@@Stan-Ard dont overthink everything man . just start . printful has premium hoodies , i ordered a sample first then launched the site and started to marketing on IG .

[@kisslandology9511]

@@Stan-Ard like you're literally overthinking and asking question about extra things just because youre afraid to start

[@inaedemarughu8275]

What brand of hoodies are you using?

[@RealJoeRobert]

Hoodies are a great option, you could also explore all over print ones

[@bster007]

So pissed i didn't do POD earlier. I am super witty and love designing. I'm in marketing now but will tryt his once again!!!!! JUst to be creative.

[@RealJoeRobert]

Thanks for watching!

[@robingriffiths9830]

Thank you for breaking this down! Do you have a POD company you recommend that makes quilts and/or the super soft throw blankets?

[@geniferteal4178]

I completely get your point. I am still also wondering isn't the idea of print on demand to not hold inventory? if it's truly on demand, does it really matter if it's low volume? I mean, give people hundreds of options or design their own T-shirt, then print it on demand. It shouldn't really matter how much they buy. The only inventory is the blank t shirts, along with the printers and ink.

[@ultimateinspirationguitar]

Thanks! My main question is how are you advertising your products to get those sales... that is the hardest part for me!

[@perlapeo]

Yes, a video about it

[@stephenpheonix6549]

Loved this video Joe thank you. Big help as I'm just starting out and so much to learn. Will be taking you up on your course too. Keep up your great honest videos as that's what we love.

[@RealJoeRobert]

Thanks for watching!

[@Paul-yk7ds]

Great video about this aspect of your approach. The POD KZbinrs who teach to sell shirts will emphasize that almost everyone wears shirts, most people have dozens of shirts and will always buy more, and therefore you can easily get impulse purchases, and return customers buying multiple shirts over time (if you do email marketing to keep bringing them back). Whereas with a metal sign, shower curtain, or car seat covers, not everyone wants that kind of product, it's a higher price so it's a bigger decision, and most customers probably won't buy multiple over time (?). Ultimately I'm sure either approach can work if done properly. But one point for your approach-it seems like you're able to get a higher profit margin even when paying for traffic. I don't think anyone selling shirts with paid traffic are getting a 35% margin.

[@RealJoeRobert]

Thanks for watching! Getting impulse purchases on shirts from what I’ve seen is what a lot of people are struggling with which is why they’re choosing low competition niches

[@Liefgamingyt]

This comment made me subscribe it’s people like you that need to be in my life ❤😂

[@johnlenton3900]

I'm pretty sure all the KZbinrs teachers aren't selling shirts anymore or at least they aren't a priority for them. they've moved on to more profit items.

[@RealJoeRobert]

@johnlenton3900 I don’t really think that’s true. Lots of mug and t shirt propaganda

[@johnlenton3900]

@@RealJoeRobert that’s possible but trying compete with some shops prices is getting harder if you’re using POD. Just a thought.

[@VasantharamanGanesan]

hey im new to PoD thanks for the tips !

[@RealJoeRobert]

Welcome! I hope you enjoy the video

[@glamptribe]

Where can you find print on demand steel signs?

[@TigerChic]

Thank you Joe! This was great info and very helpful 😊

[@RealJoeRobert]

Glad to hear it thanks for watching!

[@momsstuffonly2023]

Do personalized items sell more? I do Tshirts, Erase Boards, Magnets and Stickers

[@RealJoeRobert]

It depends on your niche, design concept and product

[@dogfamily3115]

Where do I see the list of video??

[@RikkeKramme]

Hi Joe, you just made a new fan with this video :) It's very helpful, thank you.

[@RealJoeRobert]

Awesome! Thanks for watching 🙏

[@Kpatton825]

Wow and the upsell for the shoes could be a matching carry all bag

[@YoshiToshiSamYou]

when you master ads and you get a nice design there no limit for you

[@RealJoeRobert]

Average CPA with Facebook/Instagram ads would be at least $10 which would heat up all of your profit selling shirts though

[@dblack4346]

​@RealJoeRobert do you have an FB or IG ads for dummies?! Totally need a refresher!!!!

[@Voca-thusiastic]

How can you do personalisation on POD products? I am completely new to this and only just made 10 designs so far on canva

[@LinneaHelms]

I love your content thank you so much for a fresh take on POD. I know a lot of content creators are using the zoom in /out feature for their vids but I find it very distracting.

[@NewHeartCreation]

YEP, I'm totally over it.

[@RealJoeRobert]

Thanks for watching!

[@psychtidbits5803]

Great video 🎉. And wats with this Elijah’s printify SPAM ???

[@RealJoeRobert]

It’s crazy they’ve been leaving hundreds of comments across my videos

[@psychtidbits5803]

@@RealJoeRobert Dammmm terrible! 🤦🏼‍♀️ They need to market someplace else! 🤬😆

[@flickwtchr]

@@RealJoeRobert Likely because of the hideous AI revolution.

[@AmazingAgFacts]

How do you get the initial views to your shop?

[@RealJoeRobert]

Influencers, organic marketing, ads

[@Coles_On_A_Roll]

Just found the channel and thought you made some excellent points. A lot of POD sellers focus on one specific product to have a more professional look to their shop/storefront. Do you advise making a separate shop for every product/niche you want to sell to, or do you find it more effective to just categorizing different products/niches within one shop?

[@dogfamily3115]

Where the link for pod for dummy video? I don’t see it

[@RealJoeRobert]

In the description 😉

[@supernatural802]

i mean a Genshin Impact or Street Fighter bamboo cutting board might be kinda fire.

[@HaleysTusk]

What about protecting your design? Does printing your design on one of these print on design services also copyright your design, like publishing a book would? This industry feels like it’d be ripe for stealing by bigger competitors 🤔

[@RealJoeRobert]

I think this is normally an Etsy problem to be honest I haven’t experienced a lot of design theft on Shopify

[@sethro2756]

There used to be a website where you could upload the picture and it would automatically copyright it for you. Problem is I haven’t used it in years so I don’t remember the name. Happy hunting

[@HaleysTusk]

@@sethro2756 I watched another video about doing this w/ Amazon, that in their contract, it says that they recognise your design is yours, and you are giving the permission to print it. It's from a youtube video, so take that for what it's worth. I'm thinking it's worth the $500 to hire a lawyer to ask these kinds of questions before I put anything up. Nowadays most people think nothing of taking someone else's idea, especially if you're going up against the bigger competition....

[@flickwtchr]

POD is infested with the culture of ripping off the designs of others. I'm not saying that Joe is. Short of just ripping off designs, research tools powered by AI can be used to target specific designs that are doing very well, so the game that is accepted in the POD culture, is taking such a design and just changing it up a little bit. Presto!

[@RealJoeRobert]

🤔

[@godislove5124]

Hey Joe it's folks here or the opposite? Lol😂

[@TurboTitan840hp]

Totally makes sense!!! Blew my mind 🤯

[@AshleyAwe]

Thank you so much! Great information. Do you already have a video about returned orders? Has Printify improved its products? I've been hesitant about using Prinify because of the poor quality. What is the rate of returns?

[@RealJoeRobert]

I do - type “Joe Robert returns” into KZbin search a few will come up 😊

[@EnchantedSleepChannel-o2y]

Great video! This makes total sense!

[@RealJoeRobert]

Thanks for watching

[@adameverett7882]

New college drinking game take a shot every time he says niche

[@RealJoeRobert]

Oh stop 😂

[@RonNorwood-ip3ff]

Thanks! My ears could'nt grasp his pronunciation. Lol

[@miaxoxo9967]

How do you customize stuff tho

[@veronicaschuller2095]

How can I Customize my niche?

[@RealJoeRobert]

Personalization? I’ve got some videos I made recently on the subject

[@CluedoYT]

Thank you for the video. Would you have any tips, suggestions for which resources to use to explore low compensation products options? Some suggestions you gave look great, I wonder what's your approach searching those

[@blackhistoryonsteroids8196]

You make a lot of sense

[@prettyrichgirl2007]

Hello, great information....

[@WAJATHENEMESIS]

I’m having a bit of trouble with the video. It keeps zooming in and out, which is making it hard for me to follow along. Could you please try to keep it at a steady pace?

[@nayneeeee8925]

Thank you for sharing this helpful content with us!

[@RealJoeRobert]

Glad it was helpful!

[@erik1836]

Thank you for this very insightful and thought provoking video. As you so aptly point out, one size does not fit all and just because a niche is filled does not mean there aren't ways to actually take advantage of that seeming impediment to success. The secret to selling anything is to have a product that you discern the prospect has an innate emotional need for born of their circumstances. To the degree that you are able to seek out and find such prospects and approach them in a manner that enables you to present your product to them intelligently, succinctly and in an appealing, engaging fashion? Your chances of selling them are quite high but, therein lies the rub! Lol Because this is where the vast majority of people selling fall down and fail - whether it's POD tee shirts, cars or anything; they lack the creativity and high level selling ability requisite to enable them to discern such things. All the more for the rest of us who can!

[@mightyboards8912]

Thx bro - great vid

[@alohagems]

I agree with you 100% , Im glad I found your video.

[@RealJoeRobert]

Thanks a lot for watching!

[@ryukcoin2726]

Great video ! I am looking to design my own stuff but I am unsure if it's smart to design whatever I feel like designing or if I should just focus on a couple of items? Thank you!

[@RealJoeRobert]

You’d want to make designs specific to a niche

[@ellephuphat9295]

Your vdo make sense , and very very good , thank youu

[@210leyla]

Great tips! Thank you!

[@RealJoeRobert]

Thanks for watching!

[@Zuqmaro]

This revitalized something inside me. Really appreciate the insight ❤

[@gaylordrenault5711]

Thanks from France Joe!! And what about ads to get trafic on your POD shopify store ? Taken care 😊

[@RealJoeRobert]

Got videos on that - see one of my playlists

[@RealJoeRobert]

Thanks for watching 🙏

[@LuRam-m9b]

What’s a good quilt supplier?

[@RealJoeRobert]

Only quilts I’ve seen are from Pillow Profits. ShineOn has a woven blanket

[@LuRam-m9b]

@@RealJoeRobert thank you. I tried doing this 2 years ago when POD wasn’t that good. Might have to give it another go. Have so many designs just sitting. What’s Good sweatshirt supplier? Also thanks for the reply!!

[@imyannasan]

Thank you! Love your video

[@RealJoeRobert]

Thanks for watching 🙏

[@Janygp98]

Hi, I have some doubts about POD and I have not yet seen any videos that talk about this. If I have products from different suppliers in a store, would the customer be delivered separately and would they be charged for shipping each item? And if they are different products from the same supplier, would the shipping prices of each item be added? Are customers actually okay with that?

[@RealJoeRobert]

Yes to all of your questions. I uploaded a video recently about things I wish I knew before I started where I discussed all of that in depth

[@janedarc7731]

Thank you for posting this comment! And please forgive what has turned into a rant🤯🤭… I’ve created a ton of designs for my new shop and have finally started to add the items, but in ‘hidden’ mode for this exact reason! I’m just going off of how I would feel when shopping anywhere other than Amazon. I’m not adversed to paying for reasonable shipping but I admit to abandoning many a cart when the shipping seems ridiculous. And offering free shipping either jacks up product prices or decimates my profit margins. I’ve watched countless helpful videos from YT POD gurus, and researched my ass off to find the best products to offer my designs on. But the problem is that the best of the best means at least 2-3 different print providers, and way more if one of those is Printify, because they’re just a hub for a ton of smaller providers! T-shirts are easy enough, all providers are pretty much competitive in that space. But finding a provider that also offers a healthy selection of tote bags, glassware, notebooks, pillows, canvas wall art, etc., is impossible! So if a customer likes a design and wants to buy a t-shirt, a notebook, and a pillow from my shop, they’re going to be hit with 3 stacked shipping charges in their cart! I’m not so concerned about items arriving separately; every online store does that now so customers are used to it. But when shipping nears, or crosses, the $20 mark, that’s a valid excuse to abandon cart. I’ll try to find the video, mentioned in Joe’s reply, and watch it… hopefully that will help me out of what feels like a crippling holding pattern of dread😩🤞😂

[@janedarc7731]

@@RealJoeRobert I don’t know how I missed it, but just watched the video you’re referring to and it definitely helped me come up with a more comfortable shipping strategy. Or at least the start of one. (My epic rant is below for context) IMHO I feel like it was one of your best ones yet, or maybe it just spoke volumes to me because it addressed everything that was holding me back. Thank you!! I now feel like I’m ready to step in with both feet!🙏🙏🙏

[@kachs1756]

That's what kills sells. Multiple shippers charge crazy price for shipping. Making customers price high compared to TEMU or TT shop of course after paying for the shirt, taxes, shipping I wouldn't even by my own shit. I Ordered a sweat shirt for almost $59 from my own store. But I wouldn't normally past that much

[@digitalamitava]

​@@RealJoeRobert which video are talking about ??

[@NaturesExpressions]

❤❤ awesome....thank you for sharing...

[@SarFff-t7k]

interesting idea, how much time do you spend on these businesses?

[@harriskassidy23]

So glad you did this video. Can you please recommend some good POD companies for embroidery product?

[@RealJoeRobert]

Thanks for watching! I think printful does a lot of embroidery, bit pricey though

[@la_la_land_twig]

@@RealJoeRobert In addition to printful, I suggest you Merchize, a very high quality embroidery product

[@GilliMarieMoody]

Thanks man. I appreciate.

[@kiararussell7400]

Hey Joe thanks for your video! Would you recommend doing a multi-niche store but with the same products? For example a blanket for dog lovers and the same one but for anime fans too? Thanks

[@livechilllife]

I can’t stomach doing T-shirts and mugs. It is so boring to me. I just started doing shoes. I have some really cool looking ones and they are definitely getting clicks.

[@RealJoeRobert]

Good luck!

[@98scrape]

What website do you use for shoes

[@vitttini]

I need help with personalization. Not sure how people are doing this with POD.

[@SenolMukadder]

Love how Elijah's Printify automation tool works with my existing Printify products as templates. Makes expanding my catalog so easy!

[@martingray8350]

Thanks for the video 👍🏽

[@RealJoeRobert]

Thanks for watching!

[@unclederrick9666]

My problem is creating product descriptions. I'll create many designs and then get stuck finishing the product creating titles and descriptions. I'll come up with an image design concept. Create the image (with or without text). Then so any color adjustments and other edits. I may end up with a handful of useful images to use in the same theme. Then I got to upload them and start creating products and mockups. Then the mockups need to be downloaded and edited. Then re-uploaded. Then I'm left with several products in the same niche with the same theme but ask different but also similar. And they all need titles and descriptions..... And I don't want titles to be too similar not the descriptions. Then I have to consider SEO part of it. It's mentally draining if i must say. If I get one or two done per week that's great. Maybe I'm just not great at it. I will use chat gpt on occasion to help with SEO and such on certain topics or if it's a subject matter that I can't quite express in my own words I'll get a few examples to go with our piece together. But still I usually just make a list of things to describe the scene on the image. Then work on a hook of some kind. I just need 37 hour days and 8 days a week.

[@lynwilliams72]

I use chat GPT to help with the descriptions. Maybe it can help you, too. :) Good luck.

[@RealJoeRobert]

I wouldn’t stress this much tbh

[@crazywithsusmita7221]

​@@lynwilliams72 how?

[@lynwilliams72]

@@crazywithsusmita7221 - I created a free account with chat GPT and I type something like 'create a description for my coffee cup with a cute purple teddy bear design on it that I will sell on my Etsy store'. It remembers things I've asked it so it will fill in some info I didn't ask for that helps the description. If I don't like something I tell it not to add whatever or to add something else. I spend so much time on designs, I don't want to spend time on descriptions. :)

[@symbologee]

@@crazywithsusmita7221 Use the right prompts

[@freesory19]

How can you sell all that only in 3 months? Do you pay for adds on Etsy? If so, how much do you pay daily for adds? Can you show Us please? Thanks!!

[@RealJoeRobert]

Thanks for watching. In the video I said I sell on Shopify. I’ve never ran Etsy ads because I don’t sell there. I’ve got lots of videos on my channel about what I do

[@freesory19]

@@RealJoeRobert ohh OK thank you!! 🥰

[@JUSTINPARKER-z5f]

Why should I use personify when I have to pay the base cost to have it shipped to you instead of using Amazon merch a Redbubble or tea public where they handle all that and give me half of what the selling prices plus if I use personify I handle customer service Unlike the other website that do everything for me plus, I don't have to pay a member to be part of the other websites unlike I have to pay a fee to use

[@RealJoeRobert]

They’re different businesses. You’re either selling on a platform or you’re starting your own brand

[@JUSTINPARKER-z5f]

If I use printify I have to pay for it monthly and then when I have it shipped out through them, I have to pay it upfront commission to get it out to you and then they reverse me for that but when I use teepublice or Redbubble or Amazon, I don't pay them anything not even to become a seller and they handle the customer service for returns plus, I'm on a budget because of that so explain to me how your service will help me when I'm trying to start one with any money @@RealJoeRobert

[@gypsywildcat]

I sell on Etsy and I've had to prepay for all 5 items I've sold because Etsy doesn't release funds for 14 days! Am I missing something? This has been very inconvenient.

[@RealJoeRobert]

I’m not sure I don’t sell on Etsy

[@BeyondShirts]

Question from a newbie - there are many different niches. If I choose to sell products related to several completely different niches such as farming, baking, beaches and pets, should I have a site for each niche or a "catch all" with a company name that implies that? I'm setting up a Printify Pop up Shop now but I would like to upgrade to a Shopify or similar product for a site that looks more professional and offers personalization features. Thanks for any advice. BTW - I really enjoy your vids.

[@RealJoeRobert]

Thanks for watching! In my pod for dummies course I have a few videos about store types like you asked about, it’s free www.podninjas.com/freecourse

[@BeyondShirts]

@@RealJoeRobert I signed up for the POD for Dummies. Thanks!

[@Saintly2]

Have you done a vid on how to market a Shopify store?

[@RealJoeRobert]

Yep. I have a lot of videos on my channel, also a free course in the description of all of my videos

[@fezwhy]

I can't entirely agree with you on this. T-shirts are a big money maker with the right designs in the right market. We do about 25 shows a year and average 1.5k-3k per show. Since doing shows we have noticed a huge uptick in sales on our website and, we often get repeat customers with custom orders. It's important to get yourself out there and get yourself noticed. If we had to start all over again we would have done shows before launching the website. I think starting on Etsy or Shopify first is a huge mistake. The market is oversaturated, and everyone is making the same things. Be creative, be different, and don't be afraid to try different things.

[@RealJoeRobert]

Sounds like you’re taking a much different approach with in person shows than your average person getting into pod though

[@ReeInvesting]

so industrious!

[@RealJoeRobert]

🙏

[@Holabella]

Did you start 8 years ago or 3 months ago?

[@RealJoeRobert]

@@Holabella I started my first store in 2016.

[@AbbyAndrew]

not the constant zoom in and out of the video 🤣

[@RealJoeRobert]

Oh no!

[@tommy-gforce]

Hey Joe, where can I find a deep dive with your fb $1/day strategy?

[@glenpetlover5435]

yes i need this also

[@rockclimbingable]

When people say, I sell on shopify where are they selling, shopify is not a store?

[@RealJoeRobert]

I think you’re confused with all due respect.

[@zap9162]

i think that when they say that they mean that they use shopify as a platform to power their website/store

[@ItsHelmetBro]

Um shopify is a store it litteraly has "shop" in it's name

[@Progressup1]

very helpful thank you

[@RealJoeRobert]

Thanks for watching!

[@CarolynMurie]

Hey Joe - its folks here. Did I hear that correctly? Thanks for the Freebie!

[@RealJoeRobert]

You heard right 😉

[@cbsmc2227]

Thank you!

[@RealJoeRobert]

You're welcome!

[@iangriffin7763]

Amazing info

[@RealJoeRobert]

Thanks for watching

[@johng479]

I want to hit the painting niche of POD prints on canvases/ frames posters, etc. Anyone have advice for this niche?

[@RealJoeRobert]

Painting niche? Advice would be to get more specific, sounds a bit broad currently

[@johng479]

@@RealJoeRobert sorry. I mean wall art more specifically

[@Madebythehandsoflove]

@@RealJoeRobert wall art?

[@yahya-d3y]

Do simple patterns on leggings and hoodies and women cut sew would sell well? Like I am beginner and want to keep it simple and use an app called repper app to design those patterns?

[@RealJoeRobert]

I typically say great designs have three things. The first is a graphic. The second is some sort of quote/message and the third is an overall aesthetic to the design Leggings obviously in some cases though won’t have text. Depends on the niche

[@EE-uj6tw]

“Women cut sell well”? And you use an app called Repper?

[@yahya-d3y]

@@EE-uj6tw I want to use this app. What is a women cut?

[@rashipp4982]

The stuff your shoing only ships from Canada, isn't that expensive with shipping? The shoes especially, just asking because I don't honestly know I just see it's Ships from Canada under them all..

[@RealJoeRobert]

@@rashipp4982 what did I show that ships from Canada?

[@rashipp4982]

@@RealJoeRobert On my side the "rubber shoes. The baseball mom shoes, all that shows Canada on my Printify..

[@rashipp4982]

Oh it's China my bad..not Canada..those all show China on my shopify

[@RealJoeRobert]

Right.

[@flickwtchr]

Great content.

[@RealJoeRobert]

Thanks for watching 🙏

[@kynakynard2586]

I'm new to shopify I've had a few sales. My hang up is with shipping I had a customer buy 3 things and the shipping was $25 OMG is that normal they bought 2 mugs and a hoodie. I've watched a bunch of yt videos all offering free shipping how is that even possible if you want a profit. Can you give me guidance with this?

[@RealJoeRobert]

Sounds like you’re going to have to adjust prices of your shipping

[@---zc4qt]

It wish I could find a way to get paid to refer people and/or help them find what they are looking for.

[@RealJoeRobert]

🤔

[@EmmanuelJayden-r9k]

You're not on discord, can you pls create a discord server for people to connect for more in-depth this and tutorials? 🙏

[@RealJoeRobert]

Kind of an odd request lol. I’ve never used discord

[@SeasideFun-uz2os]

Fantastic thanks you x

[@RealJoeRobert]

No worries!

[@lindseyforman7916]

More info please

[@sebasvelasquez]

What do you think about hoodies ? are they also pretty saturated ?

[@RealJoeRobert]

Not as much as shirts, all over print hoodies are great

[@tammyhodges4447]

Thanks!

[@realplasticmodeller]

What company prints canvases of this size 60x30 ? Which is shown here 3:15

[@RealJoeRobert]

I mentioned it, Teelaunch

[@realplasticmodeller]

@@RealJoeRobert I looked they don't have it. I've been searching for 4 days now

[@realplasticmodeller]

@JennyW77 because they are not there, and no one can give an answer, I have already asked everywhere and in Joe's FB group too.

[@RealJoeRobert]

It’s not on their website, but when you log in to the app it is

[@realplasticmodeller]

@@RealJoeRobert This is the first place I started looking, they don't have that size. Only 60 x 20. And I got tired of looking all over the internet and never got a result. My store's been down for two weeks.

[@thisyherechannel6801]

why just sell to your nieshes? what about neshews?

[@RealJoeRobert]

What?

[@tylerk.7947]

R/whoosh

[@Key_1111]

​@tylerk.7947 if the spelled niches correctly the joke would have hit batter

[@xfourshotx]

I can’t sell a t-shirt

[@RealJoeRobert]

It’s tough

[@utilityassistance]

Good vid.

[@RealJoeRobert]

Thanks for the visit

[@Greatoneisgod]

Etsy doesn't let you buy your own stuff which is stupid

[@RealJoeRobert]

Well since Etsy is a platform it uses sales data to fuel its algorithm so buying your own stuff would cause a situation where you could manipulate your shop If you want to order your own products you can place a manual order with your print on demand supplier

[@justinsutherland6629]

So your average ticket is $120?

[@RealJoeRobert]

Ticket?

[@justinsutherland6629]

@@RealJoeRobert you said you made 30k over 250 sales. So average sale is $120?

[@MelikeVeysel]

Elijah's Printify Automation Tool is saving me hours every week. Bulk product creation and publishing is a lifesaver.

[@SecretThickMedia]

bulk is nice but it is a slippery slope quality vs quantity got me to my success

[@VinylSkillz]

It is low in profit when you are doing POD for real. I do this stuff but i print em myself

[@RealJoeRobert]

Then I guess this video isn’t for you lol I talked about a lot more than just profitability though

[@Poppaneedsanap]

drinking game: one shot every time he says "niche". good luck

[@RealJoeRobert]

Lol

[@Poppaneedsanap]

@@RealJoeRobert I'm not just a pithy online troll guy, your channel has some great vids.

[@Karl-ps9ns]

Are you using ads?

[@RealJoeRobert]

Yes, and influencers. I have videos showing 😊