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WordPress and Woocomerce plugins to boost your website: https://ypraise.com It’s been a year since Google launched the Mobile First indexing because the majority of web […]
For the first 20 years of the web, online marketers took advantage of affiliate schemes to earn money. But it has become increasingly difficult to make money with affiliate programmes.
Google has become effective at removing affiliate sites and big programmes such as Amazon have slashed their commissions to make it harder to earn good money.
Print on Demand is much more stable, sustainable and scaleable. All three are needed to earn regular income over time. This is my series of videos of my experience of print on demand.
With Wordpress and Woocomerce combined with print on demand and a sustainable business is possible.
WordPress and Woocomerce plugins to boost your website: https://ypraise.com It’s been a year since Google launched the Mobile First indexing because the majority of web […]
Correction: In the video I said my Zazzle profit on the t-shirts was about £9 – it’s not my affiliate commission and royalty payments total […]
Printful’s new background colour print option makes life easier and quicker for people using the woocommerce plugin for print on demand. You don’t need to […]
There’s been a major improvement with the Printful Woocommerce plugin. So I’ve put together this little update to show what’s news and improved. I’m definitely […]
A couple of days or so ago I discovered the Advantage Pro service at Vistaprint. Basically it’s a white label drop shipping service for designers. […]
Print on demand is a competitive business. To stay ahead you need to keep up with the latest trends. Whether that is fashion or home […]
My start to finish process of a design for a skateboard for Zazzle print on demand. Includes a quick look at Deviant Art and Gimp […]
As designers we all want to set the trend, but 99% of us will not. To get the best sales most of us in print […]
Finding good quality resources that are both affordable and coming with a commercial reprint licence is not that easy. There are plenty of stock images, […]
If you are new to print on demand and don’t have a lot of experience of using design programmes you may have issues with some […]
After having to manually update all my prices in my woocommerce store after Zazzle increased their prices I thought there must be a better way […]
There are big changes underway at Zazzle with recent huge price rises, the introduction of a seller fee and changes to the affiliate programme. I’m […]
Part of the 2019 Zazzle challenge. This video covers the Zazzle shop set up to get zrank of 4 and entry into the Zazzle organic […]
Part of my series on how to make money from home using print on demand. This videos shows the pros and cons of using quick […]
Recommeded WordPress host is 1 and 1 https://ypraise.com/webhosting It is possible to make money from home in the print on demand industry without your own […]
Recommeded WordPress host is 1 and 1 https://ypraise.com/webhosting The site that I will be using to launch my print on demand Zazzle shop is online. […]
Recommeded WordPress host is 1 and 1 – https://ypraise.com/webhosting There are lots of print on demand suppliers at the moment. The market is booming and […]
Recommended WordPress host is 1 and 1 – https://ypraise.com/webhosting Video 2 of my series on Print on Demand. This looks at the pros and cons […]
Print on demand offers a good opportunity for either full time or part time income. Join me as I set up a new print on […]
The introduction to my 2019 New Year Challenge which is to make money online with print on demand. After 25 years of designing websites and […]
A great side hustle for people without much in cash reserves is print on demand. This allows you to run a clothing brand or other designer products without having to go to the expense of spending money on custom print stock.
You make the designs, promote them and outsource the production of the item to another business. This business then prints and dispatch for you. It means you get the money first and can pay for the print and keep any profits.
There are two main ways to do print on demand;
Which method you use pretty much depends on how much involvement you want to get involved in the running of the business and how much risk you are prepared to take.
With marketplace print on demand you have no risk and no after sales service to deal with. But you can be limited as to the price you can sell at. Also if you breach their rules -mainly on copyright infringement - you lose your account. You just need to wait for your monthly commissions and royalties to come through. You don't need a website as you can sell from your own shop on the marketplace website.
With outsourcing print on demand you need to take on the after sales service. You also take on the risk of paying refunds and other financial costs. It's great for cashflow as you get paid when the order is made and then you pay out to the printing company when you order. You need your own website and meet legal requirements of having a returns address etc.