Why I Don't Sell T-Shirts & Switched To High Profit Print On Demand Products

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[waltscott]

Agreed. After tryjing to sell t-shirts and getting them returned for sizing issues or not as expected, I've switched gears and am going with high profit items.

[hereticfreedomapparelllc]

Thank you for your service to us dreamers. I only wish I had discovered you sooner. I'm in the t-shirt trap and everything you said hit home and made clear sense. Once I get my store back up, I'm going to try a few of the higher end items that you suggested. Thank you.

[joniwilsonvoice]

Thank You Joe. . . I have been following you for the past 6 months as I began creating a business model for my store. All is now in place and the Shopify Store, (following your model), will be launched in Feb 2024. You are the

[barbarascott]

The question about higher profit items is clear! Easy and of course! I think most people go with t-shirts when they're intimidated by other products. Or prices. Maybe they understand t's and don't know the market for other products. Whatever the reason they're missing an opportunity. Yours is always good advice. Thanks.

[gavkinn]

I agree that starting your own store is best and using social media to promote it is the way to go.

[P-Funk]

i think this is a good strategy, im kind of burned out on also doing all the stupid mockups for tees which makes their profit even lower bc of the time involved.. some other products where good mockups are generated from printify is much easier. ive experimented with a handful of products and was kind of surprised at how well some of the less obvious items sold for me.

[mrmr]

This actually makes a lot of sense; I'm not having much success selling t-shirts/mugs on Etsy. Thanks for the info

[jimjuris]

Joe, you make a lot of sense when it comes to selling higher profit items compared to selling tshirts.

[maharlikabebz]

Hi Joe! At first I was like "huh?" Then when I finished.... it make total sense.... in fact I'm looking for higher priced product within my niche... perfect timing as I haven't opened my shop yet and now I can change it

[elliswashington]

Great video. I'm a beginner and don't want to waste my time on products that are a lot of low-margin products. You make a lot of sense. I will download your free course.

Thanks for the info!!!

[GreenCatQueen]

Makes perfect sense! I hadn't thought about it this way. Thank you!

[Julia-oec]

I think I'll try some of the items you recommended. Thank you for your sharing.😀😀

[Robin_In_CA]

Thank you Joe, I really appreciate this video, which’s makes a lot of sense. I’m going to take your course.

[silverfitnessmoves_grooves]

Agreed as well. Decided to revamp my goals and want to be able to work smarter not harder as my husband would say. 😂

[RFK_]

As a beginner and a senior aged person with some health issues, I prefer to get my feet wet with passive POD for now while I learn how the industry is working day to day. I have no problem with low margins for now. Being a former tax advisor, I always have a problem thinking about the sales tax aspect of active POD model, with its customer service and so on. I am not ready for that in the beginning. Will take it in baby steps God willing. If one doesn’t get the sales tax administration down, they can give you a migraine in the audit process. As well as the customer service aspect with handling the sales process, etc.

[zanegrey]

Yes I think you're right.I think you're on the right track.It's a matter of fact.I'm going to put the pedal to the metal on your method.Thank you brother.

[diannalbaker]

The video offered some valuable insights for selling online POD products. Thank you.

[MissMolly]

Hey Joe, it’s Moe (childhood nickname for Motor Mouth, I talked a lot as a child.😂), great video. 😊Your videos are the best ideas that I have seen. What about blankets? Is that a decent item?

[SearchScripture]

Just found your channel & I'm very new to this but have looked into the T-shirt sales and I have a shop on Etsy for digital download printables. This strategy you presented makes sense after I've done research and have experience enough to see all the fees and the saturation of common products I see on print on demand sites. Thanks for this information! 🙂