3 Reasons Not To Quit POD

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About my Channel: I am Philip and I am here to help you on your Print on Demand journey, share share my Tips, Tools and Tactics to save you time and increase your sales.
I am a Graphic Designer who has been selling Print on Demand and Digital Downloads online since 2018. I am in Tier 30,000 on Merch by Amazon and have shops on many other Platforms including Redbubble, Teepublic, Zazzle, Spreadshirt, Etsy Teespring, Displate and more.

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[eurossocial]

That's true! Most people in YouTube say that they started making sales after 6 months to 1 year.

[muhammadarslanmaqboolhussa]

Absolutely right. I always motivate myself by remembering all these points.

In These days I feel like I'm spending a lot of time perfecting my designs. Because I am a fine liner.

I always think I need to upload my best design. Because I really need the sale because I'm on the low tier.

But when I upload my best design and there are no sales. It slows me down. But again I remember these points for inspiration for the next design. And I say it will sell a lot.

I repeat it always. Because eventually i also wanna become a big seller.

[sharmilabarua]

Logical points .. Thanks for giving Hope Philip👍👍 means a lot coming from you

[koreanpizza]

Consistency is key. I put in 2hrs for my shop before bed and 4hrs for my shop before heading to work 😩. been doin $3 etsy ads 1month as of now total $25 😬 and 3 sales total $3 🫣.

This is my last entrepreneur quest, I quit photography for this. This is fun too!!

[artdicognorofex]

Sorry. I had a comment, but I used a link to my shop and guess it's been left out. I am sorry, I just wanted to share my shop which was inspired by your videos. I have a poster shop thanks to you, and after 3 months it's starting to get more sales. Thank you!

[karenbennett]

I have a store on Zazzle that has many different categories and themes. Not just one overall category like weddings for example. Should the shop be split up into different stores or is it ok to have a large variety of subjects?

[Zolipants]

I have only 50 products 170 visitors 1 sell😅😅