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Some sellers make small amounts that categorize their PoD stores as side hustles or hobbies, while other sellers make very substantial full-time incomes. I have just set up a RB account over the last couple of days. There are many things I knew and could work out on my own, but creating a blog and tagging it is something I would never have thought of. Keep your fingers crossed for me I can earn a few pennies. Redbubble suffers from copycats and infringers like any platform, though in my experience it’s less of an issue on Redbubble than on other platforms like Merch. Redbubble’s DMCA takedowns are very swift in my experience.
Redbubble is similar to Cafe Press in that you do the design, they do the printing. The problem with t-shirts is the up front costs involved. You have to buy five small, medium and large, but then someone wants an extra large… Ugh. But after going over how much you would get for a sell and the whole process, we decided to just sell it to our friends and use Facebook.
For example, Folksy Plus costs £45 a year, BOUF membership starts from £9.99 a month, and Not On The High Street.com charges sellers a one-off joining fee of £199. If you're making your own products, look to sites like Etsy and Folksy. These act as virtual retail spaces, so you can move in, open a shop and sell your own wares. "Think about who your customer is," says Susannah Bradley, community programmes manager at Etsy. "Knowing what they like can guide a lot of decisions when creating your online business."
” Just add it to all your posts on the bottom, in a different color so it stands out. It’s not a lot, so people won’t think you are just promoting your stuff, but it keeps it out there. I know you have it on your sidebar, but many readers, unless prompted forget about the sidebars because they see them all the time and just ignore. Redbubble offers base prices to artists and this is available if you sign in to your account, and add your design to your cart to see the base price of the product. The base price will only be reflected if you don’t add the margin on your own purchases. Etsy offers customer support through its specialists who offer tips on running successful shops in the Etsy Seller Handbook.
The product range on Redbubble is great and I think if you sell a product which is quite ‘branded’ , as you do, then it will only get better as you get more views. Your style is distinctive and I think that is why you are good at what you do. I am too eclectic to be considered as a serious seller. My blog is not as read as yours is , and I have pages that show my selling areas, just etsyfrechlook to keep people who want to know in the picture. Good luck in whatever you decide to do – its the decision that’s hard!