Do you need to buy samples as a seller on Spoonflower (2024 updates)?
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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🔥 HOT OFF THE PRESS! 🔥 Spoonflower is shaking things up in 2024 with three MAJOR changes you need to know about! 💥 Want to list your designs for sale? There's a new rule that you need to be aware of! 😮💡 If you're selling on Spoonflower, do you need to purchase proofs before you can sell your designs? Find out all about this and the other exciting changes by watching the video. Don't miss out on being one step ahead when 2024 gets here! 👀✨
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This turned out to be super helpful! Thank you! I went to Google literally with the exact same question and yours was the first result. :) I am branching out to Spoonflower this year and it seems a little complicated as of now with some of their pages in the BETA testing experience stage while the others are still the old ones. But your video was definitely on-point and helped me get out of this big dilemma! :)
Thank you! I am glad it was helpful!
Your all videos are helpful
Thanks for sharing 🙏
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@littlebizresources; is this for designers that create proofs?
@@CVenza Yes, for anyone that puts up a design. Prior to 2024, it was required that we purchase a sample prior to publishing it for customers to purchase. That is now only recommended and not required.
hey! i just started as a seller on spoonflower and i'm currently making my way through that complicated jungle there to verify myself as a seller. it is said on the website that i need to verify my adress by ordering samples and send them to my home adress. now i'm a little bit confused, because the change in 2024 as you said is that you don't have to order proofs, so how can i verify my home adress then without ordering proofs? or do i still have to order them in the beginning and then no more? it would be very kind of you if you can help me with this confusing verification process in which i'm beginning to get a little bit lost...
I verified my account long before the change, so I had samples sent to my house. I don't remember that being a requirement for address verification. It may have existed since you couldn't activate any listings without ordering a sample (back then). If Spoonflower is requiring that for address verification, that's a weird way to verify an address, but a simple solution is to just pick a design and order the sample for 1. The setup is automated, so the only way around the automated system is to contact Spoonflower support. They may have an alternate method for address verification that doesn't require the proofs. This is new for them, so they could be testing different options.
@@LittleBizResources thank you very much!
Hi Daisy! :-) I'm a designer from Poland and have the same problem as you. Have you solved it? I wrote to Spoonflower and waiting for an answer should I order samples just once or every time.
@@DaisyXray I wondering the same thing. Did you order the sample to verify your address for one off?
Did you figure it out? I thought it just had to be one design to verify your address. I figure going for the fil-a-yard would the the best option, if that’s the case
Hi can u please help me with verification and tax part as I'm also facing the same issue its still show to order the design and the only the will verify. Also i have filled the tax form and after waiting for 3-4 days its still un ticked part of the verification process
Spoonflower has had issues with the tax submission. You may need to contact them. I had to contact them when the tax verification process changed. I just tested a design I had in my shop that was pending and was able to use the digital proof. It may be limited until your account is verified. I recommend contacting them if you are unable to proof with the digital tools. This page might help with how to create a digital proof: support.spoonflower.com/hc/en-us/articles/205308430-Proofing-Your-Design