The Best Print On Demand Sites To Sell On

The Best Print On Demand Sites To Sell On
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In this video, I'll share my top print on demand websites so if you are just starting print on demand you will know which websites are worth it to sell your designs on. Also, you'll learn the difference between active and passive print on demand. If you're a print on demand beginner, this video will be very helpful.
Table of Contents:
0:00 Introduction
0:36 Active Print On Demand vs Passive Print On Demand
0:55 What is Active Print On Demand?
1:32 What is Passive Print On Demand?
2:33 POD Website 1
3:53 POD Website 1 Traffic Analytics
4:25 POD Website 2
5:03 POD Website 2 Traffic Analytics
5:18 POD Website 3
6:27 POD Website 3 Traffic Analytics
6:54 Full Print On Demand Tutorial
7:06 Non-Recommended POD Website 1
7:41 Non-Recommended POD Website 2
8:40 Questions?
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The Best Print On Demand Sites To Sell On

[@GregGottfried]

I hope this video saves you a bunch of hassle! Here are the couple links mentioned & Table of Contents: Full Print On Demand Tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5m5YmRvbtyBZs0 The Truth About Etsy Print On Demand: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2PZZpWfm9R8jpI Table of Contents: 0:00 Introduction 0:36 Active Print On Demand vs Passive Print On Demand 0:55 What is Active Print On Demand? 1:32 What is Passive Print On Demand? 2:33 POD Website 1 3:53 POD Website 1 Traffic Analytics 4:25 POD Website 2 5:03 POD Website 2 Traffic Analytics 5:18 POD Website 3 6:27 POD Website 3 Traffic Analytics 6:54 Full Print On Demand Tutorial 7:06 Non-Recommended POD Website 1 7:41 Non-Recommended POD Website 2 8:40 Questions?

[@yazminhab1945]

Hi Greg! Been following you for years and finally am ready to jump in. There are so many teaching POD nowadays, but I still feel you provide the best info & videos.. (I even just bought your class. :) ) Thanks for all you do to help others learn, grow, get financially free.

[@GregGottfried]

Welcome aboard! Thank you, and if you run into any questions as you're going forward just let me know 👍

[@joyforyourfamilysjourney]

@@GregGottfried What class is @yazminhab1945 referring to? Is it your Affiliate Marketing course? I'm not interested in that right now but if you have passive POD course, I am definitely interested! 🧐

[@KimberlyMintz]

Glad you brought up Etsy. Not only is there a ton of work involved, but new stores now have to pay $15 to open and the chances of getting shut down permanently right off the bat are pretty high.

[@WellnessRosterHQ]

I am successful on ETSY. No shutdown. Don't try to sell trademarked items and you are good to go. Be original. It certainly takes all the hassle away with regards to customer service etc. passive means just that. Create product, list it and go. Check your statistics, do some advertising. It's not free. No real business is.

[@Everyday.Runway]

Joseph it’s great etsy is working for you. I know a lot of ppl its not working great for and there are tons of sellers who hand make items who get suspended. They suspended someone in Dec and just emailed them this week to say it was a error smh 😂

[@GregGottfried]

I agree and hope more people share the cons of the platform. Thanks for the comment!

[@joyforyourfamilysjourney]

You saved me so much grief & probably from fizzling out on this business by teaching about active vs. passive POD - I'm a creative & having to handle routing orders & customer service would be a nightmare for me! 😱

[@GregGottfried]

I'm the same way as you! It's those kind of things that burn up my energy.. Passive is much easier for us creatives!

[@joyforyourfamilysjourney]

@@GregGottfried So true!!! I just watched another POD training in the active arena & was de-energized just by WATCHING all the hoops people have to go through to set up their own websites. ugh!

[@Triciee8]

Thank you so much Greg🎉🙏, i learnt so much from you in short time and it’s so hard not to appreciate your help ❤❤

[@GregGottfried]

Thank you! If you run into any questions just let me know 👍

[@CustomSneakers]

But with passive POD you need to worry about getting banned and it might not be your fault. I say, go with active POD and add passive to scale up.

[@TheGrisamore]

Hi Greg, great video tutorials. I have started following you recently. You provide very clear instructions, and it is appreciated. Have you experienced any trouble with TeePublic's change of classification between artisan and apprentice? Do you have any recommendations if you are classified as an apprentice?

[@AdventuresWithRy]

Helpful video. Thanks, Greg!

[@GregGottfried]

Thanks Ryan. If you run into any questions or anything just let me know👍

[@gokalpergenekon1616]

This was very usefull for me see you in the next video 🙏😁

[@jorgevazquez1290]

Hi Greg, I have a question on Merch, when you start posting, you put the design in all the products or just T-shirts and sweatshirts, and also you published on all market places?

[@pmgdeleon4659]

Greg, thank you, POD supplier is thousands very high competition. I thank you for your willingness to share your success.

[@GregGottfried]

Happy to be able to help. Thank you for the comment!

[@user-gy8nu5ch4u]

Thank you for the information!

[@GregGottfried]

Happy to help!

[@mmp1346]

Thanks for covering these websites. Is there a way to connect a passive POD to a Market place? And also, you didn't mention the financial side of the POD websites. Some have an upload limit after which you pay an additional monthly fee to get more slots and you mentioned one giving you about 5$ per Item. What about the others and the quality of the items?

[@rochelleholloman]

Thank you for providing this valuable information. Glad I saw this video before I wasted my time and money.

[@GregGottfried]

Thank you for the comment Rochelle! If you run into any questions just let me know 👍

[@vivien2020]

Indeed a very good info... thks a million,

[@GregGottfried]

Thank you!

[@OG-ux8sf]

Thank you, as you said there are two different PODs. I feel that many do not know that they will have to pay out of pocket.

[@GregGottfried]

Exactly right, I agree. Thanks for the comment and if you ever run into any questions about POD just let me know 👍

[@brookd007]

Really good info!

[@GregGottfried]

Thank you!

[@averyellington6527]

You are a lifesaver! I wanna sell on shopify with awkward styles. I think I'm gonna do that!

[@GregGottfried]

Thank you!

[@vikkihutchinson6558]

Since Amazon Merch is hard to get accepted sometimes, I am wondering if I could easily get into POD sales through my Amazon Seller account? I set one up a couple years ago but haven't listed yet because I was originally going to try dropshipping but I like to go by the rules and there was so much info and I basically fizzled out as I work a few other jobs also to make ends meet. How different would the two be? Or is it even possible? Thank you!

[@kentell72]

thanks a lot now ...am FREE out of my longing to sell on etsy which is very difficult to do so... thank you so much

[@robjbarnes1]

Hi Greg, I’ve been following your channel for 6 months now, great content advice. There’s one burning question I have that I haven’t seen you address. I’ve been rejected twice now Amazon Merch On Demand despite saying your advice and using two different emails. I can only assume they a lot stricter now on applications than a few years back. I think this could be a good be a good subject to address as am sure many people are running into the same problem. Also, As I cannot use this channel do you think there is good opportunity still with just Tee Public and Red Bubble? Thanks and keep up the great work 👍

[@robjbarnes1]

Any chance you could respond this Greg? Would be very helpful.

[@helenlew9476]

I was rejected by Amazon, too. Good subject to bring up.

[@GregGottfried]

Hey sorry for just getting back to you on this, been slammed lately! I'll see if I can put together a new video with the best application tips, but here's the one I made previously and it all still holds true today: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXyzYXSFi8ecp5o The only main changes are that they've become more selective than years ago, a lot of it has to do with timing of application unfortunately, and that you can reapply as many times as needed by using a different email address (I've spoken to a lot of people now who have been accepted on their 2nd/3rd/7th/etc try applying with a different email address). Once you're in, you're in, and it's well worth it to spend the effort on the front end. If worst comes to worst and you can't get in, you can definitely still build up a very solid income stream from Teepublic and Redbubble alone.

[@metavisual5176]

Great informative videos! Are there any success stories that people want to share? I’m curious what you can expect to earn if you follow Greg’s business model, selling on the top 3 platforms, picking sub-niches ect.

[@GregGottfried]

Thanks! I hope you get some replies! I know there are a bunch of people coming back to share on this video from a while back: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYjLZYOGa52Fqac

[@palawan22]

Its been a relief to see that there is a difference between active and passive POD. I had no idea! All ive known about is the active model and honestly its been overwhelming to take the plunge. I could see myself starting the passive model in the next couple of weeks. One question: many gurus in the active model recommend setting up an LLC once things get going well. Is that needed for the passive model? Seems to me like its more gig or commission based kinda like DoorDash. What do you recommend and do you have a video addressing this topic? I am very interested in the Amazon Merch site. My wife buys a ton to clothes and tshirts for the kids but i hear it can be hard to get accepted. Any more detailed info on them is appreciated as well.

[@GregGottfried]

I totally agree, and that's great to hear it's helpful seeing the difference. Great question on the LLC. In short, no you don't need one for Passive POD, but once you get to $50k/yr profit, it starts to be beneficial in keeping things organized. Here's a video on that: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJO5XpSto5afpMk If you run into any questions as you get rolling just let me know!

[@palawan22]

​@@GregGottfried Do you need to make a business name on Merch by Amazon? Should I use my personal Amazon account or set up a new account with business email even if I'm not an LLC? Can that even be done without getting into trouble with the gov for selling under another name, etc? So many nuances and variables! I found your video from 4 yrs ago on how to get accepted. Any new info on that front?

[@GregGottfried]

No worries! With print on demand, we're more like a freelancer being paid commissions or royalties, rather than being the actual business ourselves (that's the POD websites themselves). So you can come up with your own name, you don't have to formally register it or anything. And you can use personal email addresses and all. I hope that's helpful!

[@mugishapatrick8595]

Hey Greg. Thx again for the content man. Just wanted to ask if a person from any country can sell on Amazon merch on demand. Or is it only for sellers in Europe??

[@GregGottfried]

Thanks. Yes, absolutely. And if you're country is not listed as an option on the application, you can use Payoneer's US Payment Service for free to get US based banking info 👍

[@mugishapatrick8595]

@@GregGottfried youre the best man. thx for being responsive

[@Mohammed-qp8sj]

i think u should talk about teepublic tier's , because its almost imposible to have ARTISAN tier

[@GregGottfried]

Thanks for the suggestion! I just covered it in yesterdays video 👍

[@thewaytojannah445]

i am new in this path. so should I upload in teepublic or amazon?

[@pixelizedneko]

I'm trying to sign-up with Merch in Demand but get caught in the OTP after putting my phone number (I'm outside US). Just wondering how to get past through this..

[@choyzee]

I hope you can also make a video on how to get your designs on the first few pages of the search. Do I need to upload a minimum number of designs on the same topic to get them on those first few pages? Thanks in advance! 😊

[@joyforyourfamilysjourney]

One of the things that I have learned from Greg is that when you follow his advice to carefully choose a low competition sub-niche, then create 20-40 designs for that niche, you WILL get noticed/on the first few pages. If you pick a high competition niche, then you will definitely get lost in the abyss!

[@ulomanzekwe7639]

Hi Greg. Please is there a particular size for a POD tee-shirt design. If there is, what is it.

[@GregGottfried]

There's no particular size to use on most POD sites, but for Amazon they want 4500x5400px

[@ulomanzekwe7639]

@@GregGottfried ok, this is very helpful. Thank you so much

[@dawnburke-watkins5371]

Do any of these sites have an option to do personalized POD items, and is that something that you would recommend?

[@joyforyourfamilysjourney]

Personalized POD is definitely a top trend right now!! That probably takes a whole different production mechanism... I know TeePublic & RedBubble don't have a personalization option, but you can give them feedback & ask for that feature! [I think I will do that myself!]

[@BoburJabborov-ef4bl]

I have one question, I from Uzbekistan and I want to start selling on etsy but there have some probleme open bank account please help me what i need to do. It is very important please help me.

[@sabri1officielle]

شكرا

[@bekacquarola6668]

I noticed the option to print on the back of the t shirt said Beta can you pls explain that process

[@faizankhalid5861]

Hi greg, thanks for the valuable info. Is it ok to buy merch amazon account, these days I see many ads about purchasing the merch account when we are not get accepted. Will the purchased account survive. Thanks in advance.

[@GregGottfried]

Thanks! I don't know from personal experience, or even personally hearing from other sellers, so I can't vouch for it.

[@MrMontanaNights]

It's against the Terms of Service. If Amazon finds out, they can (and will) terminate your account. I've been a MBA seller since 2017 and have seen this from people many times. There is sort of a loophole in that an Amazon Merch account could be counted as a business asset, and if you sell the business then the Merch account goes with it but I don't know how well that works because I don't personally know anyone whose done it.

[@jimhackett1523]

What DPI do they print at?

[@hoddy007]

A really helpful video! Thanks Greg. 🙂

[@GregGottfried]

Thank you! If you run into any questions just let me know 🙌

[@TheSF1986]

Hi Greg! Are there any new recommendations for the Amazon Merch app process?

[@GregGottfried]

I've still got the same recommendations from this video a couple years ago: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXyzYXSFi8ecp5o I haven't heard any buzz about big changes for their app. I think the biggest thing is knowing that you can re-apply as many times as you need by using a different email address each time. I hope you get in!

[@TheSF1986]

Thank you!! @@GregGottfried

[@troythomas5423]

Thanks Greg, what are your thoughts on Teespring?

[@GregGottfried]

Thanks Troy. They made some big company vision changes (with new management) and started catering to established creators (essentially they went to Active POD). I replaced them with Teepublic in my process.

[@troythomas5423]

@@GregGottfried Thank you very much.

[@joyforyourfamilysjourney]

@@GregGottfried I was wondering that too! Thanks for the info! ☺

[@franciscosantizo28]

Hi Greg!! Is active POD more profitable than passive POD??

[@GregGottfried]

If you have a following already, or are super advanced with paid advertising, then you can make more with active POD because you are able to bring in high-converting buyers. I hope that's helpful!

[@joyforyourfamilysjourney]

@@GregGottfried 2 pieces of wisdom right there!! IF you have a following already and IF you are advanced in the paid advertising skill 🙄... As a beginner, I don't have either of those...and don't really WANT to learn paid advertising! I'm committing to the passive POD!😁

[@DidYouKnow291]

Hey sir , as I am very eager to earn with your pod technique , please can you tell me about a free sub niche finder tool ??

[@stephaniedrysdale9544]

@Greg I have set up my store on Tee Public using your step by step. I am in apprentice phase according to Tee Public apprentices do not come up in their search engine there is basically no sales coming to the store. What's your advice.

[@GregGottfried]

Nice! And no worries about the apprentice label. All new accounts start out with that label and once they see you’re not a bot spamming the platform or breaking the terms your account will automatically change 👍

[@MrMontanaNights]

@@GregGottfried No, it doesn't. Nothing about the process is automatic. I've had a TeePublic account since 2018. Got downgraded last November simply because they are greedy. No reason to otherwise downgrade an account that was making hundreds of dollars a month using unique, niche-specific designs that sold very well. It's a bit insulting that they downgraded me in fact, considering I'm a professional artist with a proven track record of making them money. In 2022 they even assigned me a personal "assistant" to help me upload more stuff, only for them to downgrade me a year later. They've shot themselves in the foot with this policy.

[@illininighthunter9817]

I've tried to get on Amazon merch a few times now and can't get an account. Maybe do a video on how to get an account.

[@GregGottfried]

I'll see if I can put together a new video with the best application tips, but here's the one I made previously and it all still holds true today: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXyzYXSFi8ecp5o The only main changes are that they've become more selective than years ago, a lot of it has to do with timing of application unfortunately, and that you can reapply as many times as needed by using a different email address (I've spoken to a lot of people now who have been accepted on their 2nd/3rd/7th/etc try applying with a different email address). Once you're in, you're in, and it's well worth it to spend the effort on the front end.

[@FalaqKhan03]

it's really difficult to get selected by amazon merch on demand.

[@marekuniewski6292]

Heard it’s really hard to get on amazon merch on demand. Especially here in Europe

[@GregGottfried]

I'll see if I can put together a new video with the best application tips, but here's the one I made previously and it all still holds true today: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXyzYXSFi8ecp5o The only main changes are that they've become more selective than years ago, a lot of it has to do with timing of application unfortunately, and that you can reapply as many times as needed by using a different email address (I've spoken to a lot of people now who have been accepted on their 2nd/3rd/7th/etc try applying with a different email address). Once you're in, you're in, and it's well worth it to spend the effort on the front end.

[@MercedesMarieCCruz]

So would you say that POD websites with their own marketplaces are the Passive POD types?

[@GregGottfried]

Yes exactly 👍

[@dotaline]

my designs are not shown on tee public search... if you can please help me to fix this

[@MrMontanaNights]

It's because you're an Apprentice tier account. You have to bring your own traffic until (if) they upgrade your account tier.

[@Ishtarlvx]

How long does it take to get approved ? What are the requirements?

[@GregGottfried]

I'll see if I can put together a new video with the best application tips, but here's the one I made previously and it all still holds true today: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXyzYXSFi8ecp5o The only main changes are that they've become more selective than years ago, a lot of it has to do with timing of application unfortunately, and that you can reapply as many times as needed by using a different email address (I've spoken to a lot of people now who have been accepted on their 2nd/3rd/7th/etc try applying with a different email address). Once you're in, you're in, and it's well worth it to spend the effort on the front end.

[@MickhaelPoloSilva]

Thx

[@GregGottfried]

Thank you!

[@romanaram8079]

Hi love your videos but can you make a step by step tutorial how to upload designs on this website

[@JenniferOtto]

Great and very helpful content as always Greg; thank you. Please, I will also like a video on this. Many thanks.

[@GregGottfried]

If it all works well in a step-by-step setting, I'll use Amazon Merch for an upcoming video. In the meantime, here's a video that shows the upload process in detail: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5m5YmRvbtyBZs0

[@pearlbubbles6885]

Does your logo have to be trademarks. I read your logo can be taken ?

[@GregGottfried]

Great question. If you made the design yourself, you technically own the copyright to it informally by being the original work creator. This means if someone copies your design, you can email the POD website and report it. They will look to see that you uploaded it first, and that it is in fact a copy, and they will remove it. If you wanted to go further, you can formally protect your designs for about $500 each with the government.. I've done it in the past and I dont recommend it.. The only difference is if you need to go to court (would not likely ever get to this point), you would be able to show proof of formal protection filed. I hope that makes sense and helps!

[@pearlbubbles6885]

@GregGottfried Thank you so much for your time, much appreciated.

[@ninodiaz7392]

Getting on Amazon is nearly impossible now. Any advice?

[@latashasutton3823]

Omg Right!!

[@GregGottfried]

I'll see if I can put together a new video with the best application tips, but here's the one I made previously and it all still holds true today: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXyzYXSFi8ecp5o The only main changes are that they've become more selective than years ago, a lot of it has to do with timing of application unfortunately, and that you can reapply as many times as needed by using a different email address (I've spoken to a lot of people now who have been accepted on their 2nd/3rd/7th/etc try applying with a different email address). Once you're in, you're in, and it's well worth it to spend the effort on the front end.

[@ninodiaz7392]

@@GregGottfried Thank you for taking the time to reply. It’s much appreciated. I’ll follow your advice. I can create unlimited emails and keep applying but, the obstacle I face in continuing to reapply is I have a limited amount of phone numbers. Is there a way to circumvent this?

[@TriniLisa]

I applied for Amazon merch and they declined 😢

[@Tawny593]

Same. And I was an Amazon selling.

[@robjbarnes1]

@@Tawny593 am really hoping Greg does a video on this, it seems a very popular issue.

[@GregGottfried]

I'll see if I can put together a new video with the best application tips, but here's the one I made previously and it all still holds true today: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXyzYXSFi8ecp5o The only main changes are that they've become more selective than years ago, a lot of it has to do with timing of application unfortunately, and that you can reapply as many times as needed by using a different email address (I've spoken to a lot of people now who have been accepted on their 2nd/3rd/7th/etc try applying with a different email address). Once you're in, you're in, and it's well worth it to spend the effort on the front end.

[@Teezlypr]

@@GregGottfrieddo you need a new phone number? I got denied last time after seeing your video. So I have been denied 3 times. If its jut a new email I can continue to re apply but if u need a new phone, that makes it kind of impossible.

​@@Teezlypr Yes, I would like to know that too!

[@AbdulJabbardtp]

Hello Dear, Can you help me with an information. I can upload the same design in both websites(1,2,3).

[@joyforyourfamilysjourney]

Yes, you can! All 3 that @GregGottfried mentions - TeePublic, RedBubble, & Amazon Merch on Demand - you can upload the same designs to all 3 of them!! So each design can be getting 3x the traffic!

[@MrMontanaNights]

Yes. I upload all my designs to 5 different marketplaces.

[@msarros1]

How often should I upload a design for t shirts is it 1 design per week or more?

[@MrMontanaNights]

If you want to be successful you need to upload as many as you can until you start to gain traction. 1 per week is way to low if you hope to see any real money from the process.

[@m8081mr]

Hey Greg is tee spring out in your opinion. You don't talk about tee spring no more.

[@GregGottfried]

They made some big company vision changes (with new management) and started catering to established creators (essentially they went to Active POD). I replaced them with Teepublic in my process.

[@mathieul4303]

Knowing your content for a long time now, if you didn’t mention teespring, it means it fell off hard 😆

[@GregGottfried]

Yeah it's good to see your name pop up! They made some big company vision changes (with new management) and started catering to established creators (essentially they went to Active POD). I replaced them with Teepublic in my process.

[@keno_maxed]

Can you choose to run traffic yourself to your teepublic store?

[@MrMontanaNights]

Yes, there's no reason not to. In fact, it's pretty much required if you're just starting out as TeePublic doesn't add your stuff to the search indexing until you're not an Apprentice tier.

[@user-yc2eh9ki9u]

How I can get approved or invite by merch by Amazon.?? 😢

[@robjbarnes1]

I hear you! Have been rejected twice and I could do with knowing how essential Amazon Merch is to the POD strategy Greg shares. Am hoping he does a video on this!

[@GregGottfried]

I'll see if I can put together a new video with the best application tips, but here's the one I made previously and it all still holds true today: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXyzYXSFi8ecp5o The only main changes are that they've become more selective than years ago, a lot of it has to do with timing of application unfortunately, and that you can reapply as many times as needed by using a different email address (I've spoken to a lot of people now who have been accepted on their 2nd/3rd/7th/etc try applying with a different email address). Once you're in, you're in, and it's well worth it to spend the effort on the front end.

[@user-yc2eh9ki9u]

@@robjbarnes1 he did go to his videos 1 yr ago Howvto get accepted in merch by amazo

[@naturemelody15]

Hi sir

[@GregGottfried]

👋

[@ChiemerieIbe]

I'm from Nigeria, hope it would work out for me

[@user-fo4mw9xu3w]

what happened to teespring?

[@GregGottfried]

They made some big company vision changes (with new management) and started catering to established creators (essentially they went to Active POD). I replaced them with Teepublic in my process.

[@lovehumanbeings7859]

WHY PEOPLE WILL NOT BUY THEIR OWN 100% CUSTOMIZED T SHIRT ? FIRST, DESGINING OWN 100%. THEN BUYING THAT SAME ONE....

[@JillCee]

Some people do that, but most won’t take the time to do that.

[@michaelhayter6630]

U get $1 for a tshirt they sell for $30, why dont u tell ppl this

[@GregGottfried]

It’s about $5 profit on $19.99 shirt. I’ll show it in more detail in a coming video is that would be helpful.

[@marybethparker6243]

I'm only making $1/ shirt right now and also I have ONLY made sales from people that I have sent to my teepublic page. I can't get any of my designs to show up in search yet.