Teespring Beginer , Need help ? any body ?

In my experience, the short answer will be: maybe but it's more and more unlikely you will make a profit with just great the design and great targeting.

Facebook is a world on it's own and just throwing money at it won't give you results because they have their own agenda as well. What Facebook tends to do more and more is keeping the traffic inside Facebook so if you for example have posts with external links (such as with sales and squeeze pages), they will likely reduce your reach (both the organic and paid one).

What I recommend to do is focus on building a Facebook Page with quality content and great engagement, build a list and THEN monetize that list. A way to do that is through contests which can work well with Facebook. Make a contest where the prize is your highly desirable tshirt, draw 1-2-3 winners and offer the rest to buy your awesome tshirt. Some will.

As for the 4-5 sales to be enough for printing, you should be able to set this up when you create your campaigns. For Teespring for example, the minimum you can set is 3 items.

10$ is not enough to find winning campaign. Always track your campaign as well, once you will find winning one rinse and repeat.

You need to test. It all depends on what your ads look like and what your product really is. If you have a good design and the right targeting it will work, but the key is for you to test until you have a winning combination.

Recently Teespring lowered their minimum order to print from 5 to 3, as has been mentioned above. This definitely makes it easier to see the actual profit from any given campaign. If you are worried about meeting this minimum, I would suggest checking out other competitors, such as SunFrog or TeeChip, as they don't have minimum print orders (SunFrog is actually more like a shop, so you're T-Shirts will be available forever and you can make a collection of them, and possibly get multiple sales per person).

I would say that $10 probably isn't enough to test a campaign. Once you target the campaign, it will give you a potential reach for those ads, which is basically how many people in Facebook match your targeting. I would say that once your ads have reached maybe 20%-30% of those people, and you haven't gotten a sale yet, perhaps stopping that ad to reevaluate.

Good luck!

Hello - One quick question to the community.

I see we are towards end of Septembers, very close to winters. I am just starting up on Teespring and wanted to know if how do Tees sell in US/UK in Sept/Oct/Nov months. Is it off season ?

Thanks.

Look for methods/guides that work, find someone that's already successful with, and learn from them. If you start by yourself not knowing anything, it's going to be a longer road to success.

you gotta test out different designs to see what yields more clicks..

forget what YOU think.. you gotta test to see what your target audience wants

best of luck
Ike Paz

Facebook + t-shirt = saturated.

That train has departed, my friend. You're late for the game.

I'm not saying you can't make money with it. Just don't think it would be as easy as few years ago.

All you can do is try. That's the tricky part. I have seen PPC ads that won't work and then you change a couple words or how the ad is written, and BOOM!

Start small and test.

Hope it works out