Nice, short and to the point videos. Great Daniel. Perhaps you can make one about selling from the EU to another EU country and EU to the USA. Like how to set it up, LLC in the USA or taxes. Would be great.
Thanks for the compliment! Great suggestion but unfortunately i have no idea about this topic. This would be important if you have your own shop, which i don't have. My main focus is on amazon merch on demand where amazon is the seller of the products.
Danka sun Daniel! Please, DO more succinct, practical and greatly informative multi - Tips Videos, like this! Much Appreciated for a Beginner (with Android computer)! Cheers, Brad Holmes
Yes, you should always ask yourself the question if you want to stand behind these types of products. But i see no problem in creating designs that are more harmless (e.g. fear of spiders or types of food that you dislike)
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Nice, short and to the point videos. Great Daniel. Perhaps you can make one about selling from the EU to another EU country and EU to the USA. Like how to set it up, LLC in the USA or taxes. Would be great.
Thanks for the compliment! Great suggestion but unfortunately i have no idea about this topic. This would be important if you have your own shop, which i don't have. My main focus is on amazon merch on demand where amazon is the seller of the products.
Danka sun Daniel! Please, DO more succinct, practical and greatly informative multi - Tips Videos, like this! Much Appreciated for a Beginner (with Android computer)! Cheers, Brad Holmes
You're welcome Brad! Thanks for your feedback and suggestion
I'd like to have a store focused on shirts that cause "discomfort."
That would sure be an interesting store concept. Some people are discomfortable by spiders, while others can't stand brussels sprouts
@@DanielScholtes The thing is, you could see some anti social types loving to wear shirts that made other people feel grossed out. (Teen boy market?)
Yes, you should always ask yourself the question if you want to stand behind these types of products. But i see no problem in creating designs that are more harmless (e.g. fear of spiders or types of food that you dislike)
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@@DanielScholtes my bad i respect how you didnt light me up when im being negative.
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Yes, good call.
Dude had me worried about my aging ears. Otherwise great ideas for market research
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lol true actually - nice voice though