HOW MANY PRODUCTS DO YOU NEED IN YOUR TEACHERS PAY TEACHERS STORE ?

This is just a sit down chat answering this often asked question, how many products do I need in my Teachers pay Teachers store? The quick answer is, that depends! Let's look at what you need to do and create to be proactive with selling on Teachers Pay Teachers.
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[@thekindmama3119]

Great video, I started TPT quite some years however life got busy and I only got just got back into it. Month 1 was $350 month 2 was $500 and this month I am looking at $800 with a few days to go which is amazing!

[@TranquilWanderer]

Wowwww can I have tips

[@RebeccaDell-Art]

I value this info, so thank you so much. I do believe in the quality and originality of my products for sure. I only have 23 resources, and I know that's not enough---but I agree that it might be a large part that I just don't have that audience yet. I hope to, one day!

[@LearningSpanishwithDrL]

Great video!

[@FrenchClassFun]

Thanks again for the wise words!!

[@jackiehenry4033]

Thank you for the tips. Best wishes for a happy and healthy 2025! 😊🎉

[@MegaQueenSerenity]

Great video thank you! I have had a $500 month (September, back to school) and I only had 14 products. My average is more like $200. I’m very motivated this new year to get up to 50 products by the end of March as I’ve been very very slow with my product creation only really making them as I need them myself!

[@TranquilWanderer]

What are you making

[@MegaQueenSerenity]

@ I’m in the special education niche!

[@TracyKMainwaring]

I have 32 products, 3 or 4 were added in the last month but also didn't sell much. I averaged $266/month, but I was only opened at the end of March and each month has varied widely. My niche is music, grades 4-8 and 1 of my top sellers is a bundle for grade 7/8. I want to do high school, but I'm also designing for those teachers that are forced into music jobs with no experience. That doesn't happen in high school music. But geography is my other subject and I've seen some of the lame resources teachers are using (I'm a supply teacher)....maybe in a year or two....I think it'd require a second store since my store has music in it's name

[@carlystahmer]

I think high school is an easier niche to break into. I've made 500 to 850 a month with 120-150 products in the high school ELA niche. This is my first school year doing TPT, so that's August to December, 2024. I love your suggestion to go back through and make older products better. I'm still working on getting every unit I already have and have used in my classroom up. But when that's done, I've wondered if I should do revamps before building new units, or if my time is better spent creating new units that I can price at 20-60 dollars. It feels like I could earn more and get more views by adding more new units, but maybe a month spent going over all that I already have would be more beneficial to my business as a whole... Maybe you could do a quick video on how to decide what products to revamp? Like what metrics do you look at or how do you decide when to revise an old product? For example, I usually look at each product when it sells and make sure it lives up to my current expectations and make tweaks if it doesn't. But as I sell more, it gets more time-consuming to do it that way, as I may sell 5-10 items a day!

[@fabulousfinds7714]

Thank you so much for all these great tips I’m going to keep in mind as I do my planning for the new year! Best of luck with your moving, and I hope that 2025 finds you settled in to your new place! ❤😊

[@heidilucas5222]

I have about 100 products and making about $500-600 a month, alot of my products i want to go back and revamp as out of those only about 30% really make me any money

[@maryaame4874]

How can I talk with u

[@misbahkhan7873]

I wabt

[@myABCdadLearningforKids]

Thanks for the video. What about something along the lines of resource continuity i.e. layout of resource as well as covers, thumbnails and previews? Do they all need to be the same? How often can you change things? Have a happy holiday.

[@marykeTerr]

Good luck with the moving! It’s such a terrible job!

[@misbahkhan7873]

Tell me please ma'am that for nursery students tracing letter worksheet lines should be larger than 1 and 2 class students?

[@CarlywithCarly]

I have 33 products in my store. I am not even making the coffee bill. What am I doing wrong? I am wondering if my niche is too narrow. Currently, the products in my store are all Greek Mythology. I am going to expand but that is where I started. I am not gaining much traffic.

[@arabi914]

Pre k to 1 and I have 300 products, but sales are montly just 120 or some time 15 dollars

[@arabi914]

Even I completely whole english and math ccss standard boom cards I have no pdf only boom cards but my sales are like above I said

[@arabi914]

Yes no marketing me no marketing