I want to learn TeeSpring no matter what

You've barely scratched the surface. I spent $500+ on FB ads before I had my first successful campaign. This one campaign is grossing enough to "break even" and make some profit.

Keep in mind it took me a year and a half testing on and off with Teespring.

Do some creative research and find groups of people passionate about something.

There is no right or wrong niche. The challenge is finding the correct product and design for the correct people.

Good luck!

Test, Test, Test.

Sorry but TS is very competitive. And most successful TSers are people who fail 9 out of 10 campaigns.

How they do this ?
Simple... they cut their Losses quick and let their Winners Ride


- Robert Andrew

i seen a dude buying teespring desing gig on fiverr and selling them on fb, had over 100 sales , so go with fb ads

I've sold over 15,000 shirts/hoodies on TS, it is difficult to get into if you're a newbie.

You have to learn the right balance of design for the demographic you're targeting not to mention FaceBook ads.

It took me 50 campaigns to find my first profitable campaign. Even now I'll go 100+ campaigns without finding anythign profitable!

It's a numbers game and is getting more and more difficult everyday.

Affengineer.com has some great tutorials if you're looking for info.

I'd start by reading Teespring Blogger -, he has had some serious success in Teespring..

You should never get too attached to a product or niche. I would advise you to cut your losses now, and select another potential niche to go into. If selling T-shirts isn't popping for you... sell something else. Try ebay. I hear it's still super profitable. In fact.... i know it is.

Don't let the tough times get to you. $70 is nothing. I spent over $1000+ dollars till I was able to finally make my money back. Even if you go through the best training courses that teach you different ways of advertising, you never really know until you've done it yourself. Wisdom gained by experience. Just keep going at it. It takes time for you to build that skill. If you believe in yourself and your product, a lot of things will change very fast.

As for the niche, you'll know it's a good niche if there's a lot of activity within it. Yeah that means more competition but that also means more money. If you truly want this, then invest in yourself and study what your competitors are doing and model your business and strategies after theirs. Don't copy...just model.

As for how to pick a niche, only you can tell dude. If it's something that you love then go for it. We can throw options on different niches all day but if you don't like it, then you won't do it.

I'd say study online advertising methods more. Pick one strategy. In your case, I'd recommend FB PPC. Then study people who have already succeeded in your niche and look closely at what they do and how they do things.

Thanks everyone

I've been into Teespring for awhile now, and yes, there is a lot of competition. I'd say it's one of the hardest in the industry to break into in comparison to other shirt websites, but the advice here is very sound

If I were you, what I would do is find something trending on twitter or vine. Make a shirt out of it, then post a reply saying you found a hilarious shirt. During those few hours that it trends, you will have loads of traffic and a big chance of selling shirts. However, don't do it in anyway shape or form that is spam. Make it seem like you're in the conversation and just bring it up.

I agree Teesping is really really really competitive only the best of the best get in top list by trying out and spending quite a lot of money. why dont you try with another flatfom. https://fabrily.com/. you can sell in UK

Teespring seems too hard to make a profit. By the time you pay for the advertising, it seems like there wouldn't be much left. I would think there are easier things to do unless you really just like designing and have a fabulous idea.