Why is everyone so obsessed with TeeSpring?

Lightlysalted

11 years ago

I have no experience of it myself but I'd be interested to find out a little more too. Is it like cafepress?

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Pedro Lopes

11 years ago

When done right it can be very lucrative.
However, most successful teespringers spend a lot on FB ads which means if a campaign flops or doesn't "tip" it could be a lot of money down the drain, especially if you don't know what you're doing.

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cyberzolo

11 years ago

Is it like cafepress?

I assume so they both are T-shirt vendors I think.

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Justin Lewis 11 years ago

Originally Posted by cyberzolo

I assume so they both are T-shirt vendors I think.

TeeSpring is nothing like CafePress. Instead of just selling shirts, you have to hit a goal for the shirts to sell. If anything they are just a vendor that is similar to Kickstarter, the t-shirts are custom and once the goal is hit, then people are charged.

I've made about $1,300 in the last 2 weeks with it using 2 campaigns, however the only reason it's lucrative is because I have communities backing me.
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cristeck

11 years ago

Well the craze about teespring started about a year ago (sometime in November 2013) when a certain Travis Petelle (goes by the username "Petelta") announced his success in a teespring campaign and t shirt selling became the next shiny object. It has worked for some and failed for others, while some IMers have turned it into a niche, selling courses on how to succeed in T shirt printing and sales.

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JagSEO

11 years ago

Well it is easy to create a design and sell it but you have to have some money to promote your Teespring campaign in FB ads.

If you know what's working that would be an easy money making venture but you could lose some money too.

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Justin Lewis

11 years ago

Originally Posted by JagSEO

Well it is easy to create a design and sell it but you have to have some money to promote your Teespring campaign in FB ads.

If you know what's working that would be an easy money making venture but you could lose some money too.

The fact that you automatically assume that you MUST spend money to make money is wrong.

If you already have an existing following/audience, it's definitely possible to just use that audience to promote the designs to and sell.

In total, I've made 134 hoodie/tee sales in 2 weeks and that was without spending a dime.

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Tom Addams

11 years ago

You answered your own question, cyberzolo.

It makes us a lot of money.

GRM

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vdubinin

11 years ago

I see TeeSpring courses pop up all the time. There are people for sure who are killing it selling T-Shirts

I personally prefer to build a long term real business.

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Tom Addams

11 years ago

Originally Posted by vdubinin

I see TeeSpring courses pop up all the time. There are people for sure who are killing it selling T-Shirts

I personally prefer to build a long term real business.

If you do it right, t-shirts are a long-term, real business. Consider a brand like T-Shirt Hell, for instance. And, forgetting t-shirts, consider Nike, Pepsi, and so forth. You're creating a product and branding it.

GRM

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gluckspilz

11 years ago

Originally Posted by vdubinin

I see TeeSpring courses pop up all the time. There are people for sure who are killing it selling T-Shirts

I personally prefer to build a long term real business.

What exactly is your definition of "Long Term Real Business"

Marketers are making an easy 5 figures a month selling T-shirt.

As marketers, we market so I'm not too sure what your plan is.

Keen to share?

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joseph7384 11 years ago

Originally Posted by vdubinin

I see TeeSpring courses pop up all the time. There are people for sure who are killing it selling T-Shirts

Or at least they'll have you believe that they're killing it!!!
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spondoolies

11 years ago

*in for future reading

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Samuel Adams

11 years ago

There was a lot of buzz about Teespring earlier in the year, but I'm not hearing as much about it. And, that makes sense as people are always excited about any new thing they find.

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Tom Addams

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Samuel Adams

There was a lot of buzz about Teespring earlier in the year, but I'm not hearing as much about it. And, that makes sense as people are always excited about any new thing they find.

And people tend to keep quiet when that thing makes them money.

GRM

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Jeffery Moss

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Samuel Adams

There was a lot of buzz about Teespring earlier in the year, but I'm not hearing as much about it. And, that makes sense as people are always excited about any new thing they find.

These people usually jump to another site or opportunity as it becomes available. "Shiny object syndrome" is very common online.

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