Teespring Experts Help Me!!!

It depends on the niche and target audience that you are focusing on if you are plus what type of campaign you are focusing on the type of people the most appropriate time fiverr is not good for outsourcing use upwork for good back end support.

Hello,

1) I'd start pretty low. Perhaps $5 per day to begin with.
2) You should start with 1 ad only to begin with, at least in my opinion.


1 & 2 are connected. You should start a bit slow and easy to view your results. Which is why I'd start with only 1 ad. Check the results & take action depending on the results you get.

3) Don't have enough to say about this. Results varies.

4) I suppose you mean to hire someone to do the advertising part for you?
I wouldn't go for Fiverr or any other marketplace like that at all. Reason? Because it's too cheap and you'll get mainly poor results. Some are better than others but I wouldn't aim for something like that.

Would be better to hire someone at warriorforum or similar, where you'll pay more. Traffic isn't cheap and it shouldn't be cheap either. High quality traffic isn't something you can get for nickels and dimes so to speak. Another thing to think about. Don't expect outstanding results. Results will come but it's always up to you. What you do and how you do it. Start a bit slow and scale things up.

I bet some people will say you should invest a couple of hundred dollars but I personally wouldn't go with more than $100 to start with. Get the results and act after that.

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1) Facebook Ad: What would be a reasonable/right daily amount to spend?
(Some of the teespring courses I've bought says start with $5-$10 a day but I think it wouldn't be enough to reach some good amount of goal) (I know it depends on my budget but I'd like to know how much you normally set up daily for facebook ad --> I start with $10 to $20 per day upon testing the campaign, and gradually scale it up to $50 to $200 per day as I see more resutls/conversions.

2) Campaigns: Is it better to start more than one campaign at a time or one after another? It's best to start with one campaign if you're a newbie so you can focus on improving your campaign as you learn.

3) Marketing(Facebook Ad): Are you targeting only large groups/fan pages/communities? --> I'm targeting interests.

4) Outsourcing: I tried fiverr but a lot of them were not good(professional) enough to attract many people. --> You can try hiring someone from odesk/upwork instead.