Anybody tried sell tshirts to other countries with teespring

12 years ago

I haven't personally tried it, but I wouldn't think it would be worth specifically targeting foreign countries. It's $10.50 just to ship one shirt internationally. Not many people would pay that unless the shirt is cheap, a fantastic design or very popular in that country.

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craig2mau

12 years ago

I started using this company, fabrily.com, recently and I am really impressed - they ship internationally and their prices are super low. They also have multi-currency and the customer service is really good. I would certainly recommend.

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redondo

12 years ago

I know fabrily BUT have you done any sales?

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craig2mau 12 years ago

I have launched 5 campaigns so far and 3 have reached goal and one did amazingly well
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craig2mau 12 years ago

Originally Posted by redondo

I know fabrily BUT have you done any sales?

YES I wont go into details for obvious reasons ..
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Facebook Marksman

12 years ago

I tend to stray away from it simply because you don't make any money off the shipping. The only thing that would do is to raise the overall cost which could negatively affect conversions.

The way around that is to sell the shirt for super low, which again I avoid because I like protif

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Callamarketer

12 years ago

Originally Posted by redondo

I know fabrily BUT have you done any sales?

Yes. Over $1000 with the last campaign, and a friend of mine has so far made in excess of $20,000 with three campaigns. I can post links to them if you want.

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I tend to stray away from it simply because you don't make any money off the shipping. The only thing that would do is to raise the overall cost which could negatively affect conversions.

The way around that is to sell the shirt for super low, which again I avoid because I like protif

Actually, I am loving the Euro market at the moment. Fabrily has cheaper shipping around Europe than Teespring does for the U.S.! They also have similar shipping rates as Teespring for the U.S. as well, despite being a British-based company. So it's actually much cheaper shipping-wise to use Fabrily - and you can keep profits nice and high!

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belgianguy

12 years ago

Originally Posted by Callamarketer

Yes. Over $1000 with the last campaign, and a friend of mine has so far made in excess of $20,000 with three campaigns. I can post links to them if you want.

Please post links. I'm very interested in this and I'm sure I'm not the only one.

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Callamarketer 12 years ago

Sorry guys. I thought about it for a while, and decided I'd rather not post links to any of my campaigns, as I am sure you'll understand (I don't need any competition!), but some with high sales are listed on the featured campaigns on the home page.

Interesting Engineering 2014 is a featured campaign which sold 933 shirts, priced at £12, with a cost of less than £7... That's a profit of around £5,000 (around $9000) less whatever he spent on advertising...
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AdamPayne

12 years ago

I'm in Japan. I ran some campaigns this past week. They sold all over Some almost exclusively to the UK. People will pay if the ad is targeted and the tee well designed.

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redondo

12 years ago

can you give example of fabrily camps that converted good? Links?

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12 years ago

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louisfr75

12 years ago

Originally Posted by redondo

Have anybodu try this to other countries? Like sweden, uk, japan and so on?

What was your results?

Hi,
You should check out Teezily.com. It's a brand new actor based in Europe.
Base cost is cheap and the shipping costs are low too.

Here is the link to teezily = Teezily | Create and sell t-shirts online. No upfront costs, no hassle, no risk

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Ross Petal

12 years ago

I have to say Teespring has an excellent platform and great support. We have fabrily in the UK but it would be nice if they could offer the same top level of service/platform as our US counterpart.

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wajt

12 years ago

Originally Posted by Ross Petal

I have to say Teespring has an excellent platform and great support. We have fabrily in the UK but it would be nice if they could offer the same top level of service/platform as our US counterpart.

I'm in fabrily's fb group and apparently they're coming out with Fabrily 2.0 this month. The online tee creator should make a big difference and should make it a lot easier to launch campaigns like teespring.

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Anticsz 12 years ago

I can see it now...

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jeanhumbert

12 years ago

I've been using Teezily.com for 3 months now for my European campaigns.
It has been great working with them. My account manager helps me find awesome niches and gives me advices on design.
You should definitely try them!

Here is my latest campaign : http://www.teezily.com/operation-drakkar-1983

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towhidzaman

12 years ago

Teezily is the best one out there for European market. I'm loving what I'm seeing in Teezily right now.

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mengwarri

12 years ago

Hi, My advice is try those countries where clothing industry is not developed, for example, Russia, Canda,Australia.
And not try those countries like UK, China where clothing industry is very developed.

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JCorp

12 years ago

Yes, definitely opportunity in other countries, especially the first tier countries. I don't start out with all those countries... I first find a winner with the US, then scale out to other countries. Generally speaking, your audience size will dramatically drop compared to the US, but there's definitely opportunity there.

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hassaan747 12 years ago

i have almost all the courses of top internet marketers about teespring...send me pm if anyone want to buy in cheap price.
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loads16017

12 years ago

I had a little success with it. you will have some creative ideas for it.
Cheers!

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