Redbubble products bring me great daily sales
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| Redbubble products bring me great daily sales |
Print on Demand (POD) is a wonderful passive income opportunity that allows anyone to make an online income while creating simple designs using free methods.
My favorite platform for creating POD products is Redbubble.
I use it with Canva to create designs and easily optimize them for POD products.
Before we get started…
If you are looking for an in-depth income reveal, tools I used, and my step-by-step strategy to making passive income in the article below:
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Bear this in mind..
- With both of these product types, you need to pay attention to niching down and attacking high traffic, high demand keywords.
- Following the trending and seasonal design was necessary to attract a surge of traffic.
- Incorporate evergreen designs that will attract buyers all year round.
#1: Stickers
Sticker sells like crazy.
Although these little beauties are small in size and very affordable, do not underestimate their potential.
Customers, especially the younger generation tend to buy bulk amounts at a time and are driven by trending designs, quotes, and illustrations.
Stickers have different uses, they can be placed to design computer cases, on the walls, and in journals.
- You can get started by focusing on text-based design then incorporating small elements and scaling up to making sticker packs.
- Sticker packs are one of my bestsellers since they provide theme-based stickers for the price of one larger sticker.
The key: Start at the smaller royalty percentage then scale as high as 200% royalty.
#2: Tapestries
Tapestries are the second hottest selling product type for me. Be prepared to adjust the sizing and upload another version with smaller sizing for stickers and mugs, etc.
These beauties are more expensive price, but if the designs are good, then they will attract sales. Tapestries can be used to decorate walls, prove a statement and a strong visual element in a home.
The key: I find that a good percentage of 20% yields great results for me, but I have seen creators boost it to 35%.
Would you want to invest more time and energy creating tapestries that bring in more revenue?
Or would you opt for the consistent smaller sales of stickers and potential increase the visibility and traffic of your store?
Either way, make sure to enable all products because you never know which product type your customer will be attracted to.
Do you sell print-on-demand products?
If so, share your shop link with us.
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