Teespring? Why so quiet???

10 years ago

It hasn't dried up. It isn't as easy as it used to be, but with proper targeting and a good shirt, there's still money to be made.

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dicbo

10 years ago

Definitely still working. You just need to find a niche and pump designs. If you need some inspiration to get started you can go there: Teespring Expert - How to make money with Teespring Campaigns

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globalexperts

10 years ago

Originally Posted by Adam Curry

Never got the chance to jump on the Teespring bandwagon, but now I'm considering it. Are people still making money with FB and Teespring?

Early in the year people were going crazy with this method and gurus pumping out products on how to make a zillion with Teespring...now I don't see or hear anyone talk about it. Has the goldmine dried up already? Is it still worth getting into?

It's still working. But it's harder to make sales now, perhaps due to competition.

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tacitinc 10 years ago

Originally Posted by globalexperts

It's still working. But it's harder to make sales now, perhaps due to competition.

Not if you are in the right laser targeted niche Global You have to be creative to sell tshirts and some people just dont have it

Check out teeview & see what is selling right now: Teeview | Teespring campaign viewer
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- thriftgirl62 10 years ago
  
  I think the majority started to realize by the time they got enough people to fill the minimum orders, they were barely going to break even.. Then had to pay for the shirts up-front to get them made and then wait for the customer's shirt to be made, boxed up and shipped with a tracking number so their customers would finally be charged for the shirt they ordered 2-3 weeks earlier.
  
  By the time the money got through the billing process there wasn't much left depending on whether there were deductions for fees nobody remembers during all the Tee-Spring excitement. You do have to be very creative and niche specific if you plan on making enough sales to actually make a profit.
  
  My son bought this White Label, Custom Printing! because we have distributors who wear shirts with logos to work everyday. Now every distributor can have their own store and buy and sell whatever promotional items they want. That means cash flow will improve because now we don't have to keep all that stuff in stock anymore!
  
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JohnnyPlan

10 years ago

A good design will always sell, so long as you are active in niche Facebook groups and have a long list of 'friends' who like that particular type niche. For instance, if you have 'mommy/pregnancy' themed T-shirts, then people on your friend list should be mommies and pregnant women that you added from niche new mommy/expecting groups. You can apply that logic to any niche.