I also posted this on TT. Someone replied with this 🥰 "@JJ0210: I’m glad I found you on TT, because of your RUclips’s I quit my job & do Etsy full time."
Hi , all your video are always the best and I have been trying to reach out to you but no response,🙏🙏 please ma can we talk please it is very important please,were can I massage you 🙏🙏
@@winterfall2020do you mean you used an image of Mata Hari? Photos of people could still be owned by a company and not in the public domain. It's different if an individual artist died more than 50 years ago and a company didn't copyright it
Remember, people: influencers get views promising you unrealistic success. Also, not all of Gustav Klimt's paintings are in the public domain. You need to check, even if the art is over 100 years old.
You forgot to mention one significant detail: The store was launched in 2015!!! That is the reason why their products rank very well. Etsy is so so crowded now that you will not sell any of these products as a newcomer. In such crowded sections it is also hardly possible to rank. What is the point of being the 100000th seller of this product? And why should people buy from me? Without a USP something like this doesn't work on etsy anymore. It is a shame that this is always kept quiet. You let people believe that it would be so easy - start a business and earn 17k...
Its a shame, because this is the #1 reason people dont TRY. I started last year, and have made alot more than you would think. Granted, different niche, but there are people that told me the exact same thing and if I wanted to I could actually quit my full time job now (too scared to actually do so but regardless)
Well, that means if you start now, then you'll be able to make 17k or more after 10 years 😊 if you keep seeing the negative in things, you will never enjoy life
Hi Sarah, the only problem is that sales don't come from nothing. What you really need on Etsy is an effective marketing strategy, care a lot about SEO and hope your listings get shown in the research of the customers. You should make some videos about how to optimize SEO. If you already have done that, please link some of your videos, your channel is really well done and helpful. Greetings from Italy :)
I only have 60 seconds 🙏 if you'd like me to discuss all aspects of a business in a fun little RUclips #Shorts video, please ask RUclips to let us make longer videos. I'd love to give some SEO advice in this video but again, I only have 60 seconds. In my 30-minute long tutorial video though, I do: ruclips.net/video/7ZlZFPBWC74/видео.html There are also many, many RUclips tutorials & videos already dedicated to this one topic, if I make derivative videos that don't add anything to other videos already on YT, the algorithm will rightfully ignore them, which is why I focus on creating videos featuring new ideas that other YT creators have not discussed before: ruclips.net/user/results?search_query=SEO+for+Etsy
@@WholesaleTed thank you so much Sarah for your answer. I Will surely check out the Links you posted in your comment! You're really a helpful Person, I Wish you all the best and great Christmas holidays !
That’s interesting what you said about the YT algorithm Not pushing videos that are saturated in a particular topic I’d love to know other tips you have for YT growth
You are so incredibly helpful with your tutorials and tips! You explain things so well and make it easy. Thank you for sharing with us who are working to get to that level of passive income. You're doing great!
You are correct, the resolution, ie pixels per inch, of images on webpages is far too low to produce a large image. Pixels per inch should be 300 per inch to produce a quality print. Website image files are usually 300 pixels for an entire side.
there are many sites for up scaling for higher resolution, and printify does fix resolution somewhat automatically, it will tell you if your image is low, medium, or high
Thanks Sarah. Would be good to know an efficient way to find multiple examples of art that is. I longer under copyright. Perhaps there’s an even a site or service that makes this easy these days..
Thank you so much for your work. I’m going to try this out because we really need the money right now and I’m really looking forward to making something.
....I signed up for an Etsy store, spent eight hours working on things - only for my account to get suspended. Not even an entire day on the site. Not even email stating why. So, now I'm waiting to hear back from them. Gotta wait up to 9 days. Still love your videos though.
Honestly, I'm confident your account will be reinstated once a human looks over it. An immediate ban from Etsy is common. People make suspicious looking accounts all the time by accident. Etsy has no choice but to ban you. Think about it: the majority of accounts trying to be created on websites like Etsy are from bots that are trying to spam & scam their users. The MAJORITY. So when you come along & create a suspicious looking account, Etsy can either: a) Keep it active and give you the benefit of the doubt - and risk their customers being scammed. b) Ban it. I deal with scam bots on this channel that YT lets through. These scam bots impersonating me and other YTers are scamming my viewers every day. I get emails from viewers telling me they have lost hundreds of dollars. It is heart-breaking. Etsy like most other platforms takes the conservative route to choose to protect their customers & insta-bans suspicious accounts. They just don't have a choice 🙏 Here are just a few common reasons that people accidentally make their accounts look suspicious: * They create a dummy product to just create their store with incorrect data, and then forget to delete this fake dummy product. * They upload too many products at once without filling in much product data. * They come from a country/region with a high amount of scam/spam accounts. The good news is that unlike some websites (like RedBubble, ugh) Etsy do genuinely make a concerted effort to review accounts that appeal the ban. A human goes in, looks at your account, see's the suspicious action was just an accidented and then reinstates it. If you read my comments section, you'll see the same story play out over-and-over. But each time, the users that do appeal the ban get their accounts unbanned. I understand it is frustrating & it delays your new store from opening, but it's a necessary action they have to take to protect the platform from scammers. Instead of being frustrated at Etsy, what we really need to be frustrated with, is the literal scam businesses causing this🙏🙏🙏
I made an Etsy account and they banned mine within like a couple hours as well. But then like 7 days later they had to look over and reinstated it and now it's up and good. Getting banned and reviewed and reinstated after like 6 or 7 days almost seems like part of the process.
I wish that wasn't true but it kind of is. Most accounts get banned and it seems like Etsy uses it as a way to test if you're a real person or not, by seeing who appeals the temporary ban and who doesn't!
Thank you so much for sharing your expertise, it's absolutely brilliant, however I do have a honest request if I may...I think and believe that something is missing and I understand it's a short V but can you PLEASE make a longer video with the info on how step by step set up all the necessary details on how you actually link to printify and all the rest of process and details that is not actually showed in this short. I think most people will appreciate if you make the video with full details...and THANK YOU MUCH IN ADVANCE
Hey, if you go check out her youtube channel, she has full videos with step by steps/ how to's for the stuff she e talks about in her shorts. Her video's are great!! Hope that helps :).
Hi Sarah In another video you mention that in the Etsy T&C it states that you can only use original crafts and art. How come then this public art is able to be sold if it is not original from the show maker or their team? Love your channel ❤
The original artist made it. The seller creates a poster-which is an poster with an image on top. Then sells it. It’s not the original created artwork. It’s a poster made by the seller, digitally. Which now is an accepted craft on Etsy.
Is there a full video for this…I’m supposing there needs to be some guidelines for downloading to get a clear print to resell, ie 1200 x 1920 vs 750 x 740
I do. In the video I discuss finding free public domain art and selling it on RedBubble, but you can just switch in Etsy instead: ruclips.net/video/ReHGSGwV4-A/видео.html
Thank you so much for always sharing your expertise! I have been watching you for many years and you are always an inspiration. Thank you for your wonderful energy and your strength! I know it's not easy what you do especially with all of the negativity that is out there I just want you to know that I appreciate you and your beautiful soul! You are beautiful inside and out! Have a Happy New Year. One of your many fans Wendy.
I think the person commenting this means it has to be 300dpi even when blown up way larger than a computer screen, especially a phone screen etc. Chances are Wikipedia is not gonna have high quality images that won't look like crap if printed on anything bigger than a standard computer screen for sure. Not that it's even legal nor morally ok to begin with. But even if a copyright is past its 7 years, you don't know if they reapplied for copyright and it's still something im pretty sure you can't just do without risking consequences especially if the original owner of the photo (even if someone dies, artwork usually has rights passed down to someone else. Like alot of famous dead artists...) would be able to come after you for this. And as an artist. This makes me pretty sick.
I don't understand why it makes you feel sick Tiffany? The public domain is recognized as important part of the progression of art. It is an important tool towards progress and also in preserving the rights of artists to grow. All artists use other people's art as their inspiration and allowing work to enter the public domain protects artists rights to learn from the past to build & progress art into the future. It also enables people to experiment with new technologies and to find ways to give old art a new audience that would have missed it otherwise. It enables their art to live on even after they have died. The public domain is an important, crucial piece of law that helps the art - and society - to evolve: web.law.duke.edu/cspd/publicdomainday/2019/why/
In regards to the art being 300 DPI, as I said Tiffany, most historical art uploaded to Wikipedia is in 300 DPI. There are now also AI image enlargers & enhancers that can take images in lower DPI than 300 & to scale it up, while preserving the quality 🙏
@@WholesaleTed it's one thing to use a photograph that's open stock as a reference for a work of art but to literally just download random "possibly legal" photos and put t them on POD items to make money just seems like a poor choice of business for many reasons, not just that it's almost insulting to artists who spend years and years learning and mastering their art techniques etc before the actual selling aspect, but the main point being that you're using someone else's work to try and shortcut a quick buck. And while I'm all for money flowing easily, it's still not as simple as finding others artwork that aren't under copyright law anymore and making money. You still have to market, set up the actual business aspect of it all, and do the research thoroughly as copyright laws are not the same everywhere to begin with. You still need buyers, and if anyone can grab that image and throw it on a shirt why would anyone buy from 'you'' (anyone who actually decides to do this 'business idea being 'you'). I just feel like times better spent growing and nurturing ones own skills, talents and passions, and learning how to profit from them. Rather than profit from someone else's talents and passions alone. Just like the whole AI art thing. There's so much conflict about it because it's taking open stock photos and even some copyright images. Because the AI doesn't know the difference and if you read the whole page you linked to me earlier, that does mean not everything on Wikipedia isn't under some kind of copyright protection. But because not everyone wants to spend time educating themselves, they could wind up in trouble. Or at very least in a likely not super profitable, time consuming and lacking passion and joy type of "business". Sorry but obviously, this idea isn't my favorite. But that's my personal opinion. But again, to each their own. But in my artist communities we respect other artists. We reference everything and everyone wherever possible, if we ever used anything even if they've already passed, even if their copyright is expired, etc. Because that's what's morally right.
It doesn't really change anything about the business model besides how much money you make. You'll obviously make more if you choose to print on demand in-house if you have the equipment. But if you don't mind earning less per sale, you can instead print on demand with an external printer.
Thank you for always uploading and I always get something new from you which I receive email every week but dear what I can do if etsy is not available for my country
I've never downloaded artwork off of Wikipedia. Are you saying that you were able to download a high enough quality photo that it can be reprinted at a much larger scale onto something like a poster? That would be my concern...
Hi - thanks for this. very interesting. I tried to find where you are seeing these public domain art work on wikipedia and it's very difficult to find. can you please share the link where you are finding this as it is just not clear in the video and I cannot find it either.. Thanks!
Once I download the image am I able to print it in any size I want? If so, how do you ensure the download is not a pixelated mess? I read that dalle images are very tiny
Wait wait wait. Wikipedia isn't a source for copyright free and open/legal use for resale product photos? They even have to reference the photos but they're not selling anything so the owner of the photo isn't going to go after them (usually) but to do so for profit without just stealing random art from Wikipedia doesn't seem legal, or not against even etsys terms and conditions nor something even morally ok...
Wikipedia is a great source of public domain photos. Photos & pictures uploaded to Wikipedia/Wikimedia Commons all have different licensing, and many photos on there have a Public Domain license. Some have them because the picture/photo is already in the public domain (such as the copyright on the art expiring), others have them because the creator of it chose to place it in there, when uploading it. You can see the license on each photo page. Any additional information they provide, such as the name of the artist, is not a legal requirement, but done for the purpose of Wikipedia's overarching goal, which is to be an important resource. It isn't stealing to use public domain content, as everyone has the legal right to use public domain pictures, because everyone collectively owns it. You cannot steal from yourself: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_domain
Yes they can, but it is heavily moderated. You cannot just upload anything, without it being moderated, which is why people provide more information on the pictures they upload so that the information can be cross-checked. In addition, you can always do your own research. You can look up the artist, and the work, and you can see where they died or when they created it to check if it is in the public domain.
I think you misunderstood the video. The store did make $17k, it didn't make $1.4k. The store made $17k across all of their products. They don't just sell one poster. They sell multiple posters. But that one poster made $1.4k that month. But across all of their items, they made $17k. I think you mistook their single poster sales, for the entirety of the store sales 🙏
I used to believe everything I saw and even follow you on everything but everybody is showing ways of doing money and they get paid to do advertising. Now I don’t know what to believe.
How to earn money for youtube channel sister? No idia can my youtube channel moneytaize before one year ago but what happened I don't know really sagetion I can't get ❤
My listings never show up on My Etsy store. I'm not sure how people sell these things mounted and make any profit because just a canvass on printify is like $38. Hard to mark that up.
That’s probably why it shows it’s made 17k in sales. That’s not actual profit. Most of that goes to printify and Etsy and ad spend. Still, if you can sell enough of them, I guess it adds up… eventually.
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I also posted this on TT. Someone replied with this 🥰 "@JJ0210: I’m glad I found you on TT, because of your RUclips’s I quit my job & do Etsy full time."
I quit my job too. And now I'm in debt😂 I have no idea what I will do in the near future.
Hi , all your video are always the best and I have been trying to reach out to you but no response,🙏🙏 please ma can we talk please it is very important please,were can I massage you 🙏🙏
What about the copyright? Is this legal? Aren't you fooling the consumers to buy a fake copy?
I want to be like you my friend to share knowledge and help people.cant I reuploads friend
@@winterfall2020do you mean you used an image of Mata Hari? Photos of people could still be owned by a company and not in the public domain. It's different if an individual artist died more than 50 years ago and a company didn't copyright it
Remember, people: influencers get views promising you unrealistic success.
Also, not all of Gustav Klimt's paintings are in the public domain. You need to check, even if the art is over 100 years old.
Creating a design is very easy but selling is the problem
business is never ez my friend
You forgot to mention one significant detail: The store was launched in 2015!!! That is the reason why their products rank very well. Etsy is so so crowded now that you will not sell any of these products as a newcomer. In such crowded sections it is also hardly possible to rank. What is the point of being the 100000th seller of this product? And why should people buy from me? Without a USP something like this doesn't work on etsy anymore.
It is a shame that this is always kept quiet. You let people believe that it would be so easy - start a business and earn 17k...
Its a shame, because this is the #1 reason people dont TRY. I started last year, and have made alot more than you would think. Granted, different niche, but there are people that told me the exact same thing and if I wanted to I could actually quit my full time job now (too scared to actually do so but regardless)
Okay you may not make that much but at least you will make something. Why discourage people from doing something good?
Well, that means if you start now, then you'll be able to make 17k or more after 10 years 😊 if you keep seeing the negative in things, you will never enjoy life
Only issue is that when images are NOT print quality. They're small and 72 dpi. Maybe you get lucky if someone has uploaded a high res file?
@@CVE42287 Any updates?
I'm old and it's so difficult to keep up. I love all the stuff that you do. You're so freaking entertaining an awesome
Please please make a full video on this!
Sarah is beyond *ADORABLE*
Hahaaa! Yes!
You are literally the best for sharing this 🤩
I never see any of your videos. I just happened to see this short.
Welcome! I hope my videos can help you 🙏
You’re the sweetest person for sharing these things. May God bless you and your family. ❤
i can watch this Lady talk anytime, i love her accent.
Hi Sarah, the only problem is that sales don't come from nothing. What you really need on Etsy is an effective marketing strategy, care a lot about SEO and hope your listings get shown in the research of the customers. You should make some videos about how to optimize SEO.
If you already have done that, please link some of your videos, your channel is really well done and helpful. Greetings from Italy :)
I only have 60 seconds 🙏 if you'd like me to discuss all aspects of a business in a fun little RUclips #Shorts video, please ask RUclips to let us make longer videos. I'd love to give some SEO advice in this video but again, I only have 60 seconds. In my 30-minute long tutorial video though, I do: ruclips.net/video/7ZlZFPBWC74/видео.html
There are also many, many RUclips tutorials & videos already dedicated to this one topic, if I make derivative videos that don't add anything to other videos already on YT, the algorithm will rightfully ignore them, which is why I focus on creating videos featuring new ideas that other YT creators have not discussed before: ruclips.net/user/results?search_query=SEO+for+Etsy
@@WholesaleTed thank you so much Sarah for your answer. I Will surely check out the Links you posted in your comment!
You're really a helpful Person, I Wish you all the best and great Christmas holidays !
You do realize Udemy and Coursera exist right?
That’s interesting what you said about the YT algorithm
Not pushing videos that are saturated in a particular topic
I’d love to know other tips you have for YT growth
As an artist myself, THANK YOU for being careful about not stealing art. ❤
Thank you love your channel, thank for adding an amazing value !
domain art is the best from around the world.🖼️🖼️🖼️🎨😀
Thank you but how do we ADJUST the size of a random image from internet, to the size we need to have? Thanks again Sarah.
You are so incredibly helpful with your tutorials and tips! You explain things so well and make it easy. Thank you for sharing with us who are working to get to that level of passive income. You're doing great!
Merry Christmas Sarah! (From Greymouth) xxx
Correct me if I’m wrong, but I doubt the art images you see on Wikipedia are in high enough resolution to print on a large canvas or poster.
You use an upscaller to adjust them. 😉
You are correct, the resolution, ie pixels per inch, of images on webpages is far too low to produce a large image. Pixels per inch should be 300 per inch to produce a quality print. Website image files are usually 300 pixels for an entire side.
Watch her tutorial.
there are many sites for up scaling for higher resolution, and printify does fix resolution somewhat automatically, it will tell you if your image is low, medium, or high
Use an AI image Upscaler, it makes the image bigger by keeping (or even making better) the resolution quality
Thanks Sarah. Would be good to know an efficient way to find multiple examples of art that is. I longer under copyright. Perhaps there’s an even a site or service that makes this easy these days..
Down loading and selling beautiful artwork. Free in the public domain to download and sell. Adding some uplifting text to go with the artwork... Nice.
Thank you so much for your work. I’m going to try this out because we really need the money right now and I’m really looking forward to making something.
Did it work??
How did it work for you? :)
Did it work for you?
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After you last video I noticed the same store and was thinking of trying it out. My store has two listings but I need to add more.
thanks your are an angel
make a detailed video on this idea please
....I signed up for an Etsy store, spent eight hours working on things - only for my account to get suspended. Not even an entire day on the site. Not even email stating why. So, now I'm waiting to hear back from them. Gotta wait up to 9 days. Still love your videos though.
Honestly, I'm confident your account will be reinstated once a human looks over it. An immediate ban from Etsy is common. People make suspicious looking accounts all the time by accident. Etsy has no choice but to ban you. Think about it: the majority of accounts trying to be created on websites like Etsy are from bots that are trying to spam & scam their users. The MAJORITY. So when you come along & create a suspicious looking account, Etsy can either:
a) Keep it active and give you the benefit of the doubt - and risk their customers being scammed.
b) Ban it.
I deal with scam bots on this channel that YT lets through. These scam bots impersonating me and other YTers are scamming my viewers every day. I get emails from viewers telling me they have lost hundreds of dollars. It is heart-breaking. Etsy like most other platforms takes the conservative route to choose to protect their customers & insta-bans suspicious accounts. They just don't have a choice 🙏
Here are just a few common reasons that people accidentally make their accounts look suspicious:
* They create a dummy product to just create their store with incorrect data, and then forget to delete this fake dummy product.
* They upload too many products at once without filling in much product data.
* They come from a country/region with a high amount of scam/spam accounts.
The good news is that unlike some websites (like RedBubble, ugh) Etsy do genuinely make a concerted effort to review accounts that appeal the ban. A human goes in, looks at your account, see's the suspicious action was just an accidented and then reinstates it. If you read my comments section, you'll see the same story play out over-and-over. But each time, the users that do appeal the ban get their accounts unbanned.
I understand it is frustrating & it delays your new store from opening, but it's a necessary action they have to take to protect the platform from scammers. Instead of being frustrated at Etsy, what we really need to be frustrated with, is the literal scam businesses causing this🙏🙏🙏
I made an Etsy account and they banned mine within like a couple hours as well. But then like 7 days later they had to look over and reinstated it and now it's up and good.
Getting banned and reviewed and reinstated after like 6 or 7 days almost seems like part of the process.
I wish that wasn't true but it kind of is. Most accounts get banned and it seems like Etsy uses it as a way to test if you're a real person or not, by seeing who appeals the temporary ban and who doesn't!
@@WholesaleTed Maybe a warning at the beginning or end of each video which warns about these impersonators would help?
Same thing happened to me but they reversed it
Thanks for this message
You are so sweet and smart Sarah 😍 thank you for sharing and caring ! 😄
your cool in my book Sarah
Thanks for sharing, please share more other copyright free website that we can use for pod business
Thank you so much for sharing your expertise, it's absolutely brilliant, however I do have a honest request if I may...I think and believe that something is missing and I understand it's a short V but can you PLEASE make a longer video with the info on how step by step set up all the necessary details on how you actually link to printify and all the rest of process and details that is not actually showed in this short. I think most people will appreciate if you make the video with full details...and THANK YOU MUCH IN ADVANCE
Hey, if you go check out her youtube channel, she has full videos with step by steps/ how to's for the stuff she
e talks about in her shorts. Her video's are great!! Hope that helps :).
Hi Sarah In another video you mention that in the Etsy T&C it states that you can only use original crafts and art. How come then this public art is able to be sold if it is not original from the show maker or their team? Love your channel ❤
Did you get a response and is this true / a an actual barrier
The original artist made it. The seller creates a poster-which is an poster with an image on top. Then sells it. It’s not the original created artwork. It’s a poster made by the seller, digitally. Which now is an accepted craft on Etsy.
You always provide great information!! What are your thoughts on selling AI art ?
Is there a full video for this…I’m supposing there needs to be some guidelines for downloading to get a clear print to resell, ie 1200 x 1920 vs 750 x 740
I do. In the video I discuss finding free public domain art and selling it on RedBubble, but you can just switch in Etsy instead: ruclips.net/video/ReHGSGwV4-A/видео.html
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The family CAN recopyright. At least written materials but even that has limits.
Thank you so much for always sharing your expertise! I have been watching you for many years and you are always an inspiration. Thank you for your wonderful energy and your strength! I know it's not easy what you do especially with all of the negativity that is out there I just want you to know that I appreciate you and your beautiful soul! You are beautiful inside and out! Have a Happy New Year. One of your many fans Wendy.
Hello, are there any good pod platforms that host your designs on a website and you don't need to post on Etsy? Thanks and always loved your videos 💝
Talk to me Sarah, you are singing my song ❤love it 🎉
You need a 300dpi image the same size as the poster you want to print. Good luck finding an image that size on Wikipedia.
Most of the images uploaded of historical, famous art are in 300 DPI.
I think the person commenting this means it has to be 300dpi even when blown up way larger than a computer screen, especially a phone screen etc. Chances are Wikipedia is not gonna have high quality images that won't look like crap if printed on anything bigger than a standard computer screen for sure. Not that it's even legal nor morally ok to begin with. But even if a copyright is past its 7 years, you don't know if they reapplied for copyright and it's still something im pretty sure you can't just do without risking consequences especially if the original owner of the photo (even if someone dies, artwork usually has rights passed down to someone else. Like alot of famous dead artists...) would be able to come after you for this. And as an artist. This makes me pretty sick.
I don't understand why it makes you feel sick Tiffany? The public domain is recognized as important part of the progression of art. It is an important tool towards progress and also in preserving the rights of artists to grow. All artists use other people's art as their inspiration and allowing work to enter the public domain protects artists rights to learn from the past to build & progress art into the future. It also enables people to experiment with new technologies and to find ways to give old art a new audience that would have missed it otherwise. It enables their art to live on even after they have died. The public domain is an important, crucial piece of law that helps the art - and society - to evolve: web.law.duke.edu/cspd/publicdomainday/2019/why/
In regards to the art being 300 DPI, as I said Tiffany, most historical art uploaded to Wikipedia is in 300 DPI. There are now also AI image enlargers & enhancers that can take images in lower DPI than 300 & to scale it up, while preserving the quality 🙏
@@WholesaleTed it's one thing to use a photograph that's open stock as a reference for a work of art but to literally just download random "possibly legal" photos and put t them on POD items to make money just seems like a poor choice of business for many reasons, not just that it's almost insulting to artists who spend years and years learning and mastering their art techniques etc before the actual selling aspect, but the main point being that you're using someone else's work to try and shortcut a quick buck. And while I'm all for money flowing easily, it's still not as simple as finding others artwork that aren't under copyright law anymore and making money. You still have to market, set up the actual business aspect of it all, and do the research thoroughly as copyright laws are not the same everywhere to begin with. You still need buyers, and if anyone can grab that image and throw it on a shirt why would anyone buy from 'you'' (anyone who actually decides to do this 'business idea being 'you'). I just feel like times better spent growing and nurturing ones own skills, talents and passions, and learning how to profit from them. Rather than profit from someone else's talents and passions alone. Just like the whole AI art thing. There's so much conflict about it because it's taking open stock photos and even some copyright images. Because the AI doesn't know the difference and if you read the whole page you linked to me earlier, that does mean not everything on Wikipedia isn't under some kind of copyright protection. But because not everyone wants to spend time educating themselves, they could wind up in trouble. Or at very least in a likely not super profitable, time consuming and lacking passion and joy type of "business". Sorry but obviously, this idea isn't my favorite. But that's my personal opinion. But again, to each their own. But in my artist communities we respect other artists. We reference everything and everyone wherever possible, if we ever used anything even if they've already passed, even if their copyright is expired, etc. Because that's what's morally right.
So from my understanding printify ships out it to your costumers for you instead of yourself? And do they charge you if they require for you to ship??
Except the shop your using as an example doesn’t use printfy/printful they print their own
It doesn't really change anything about the business model besides how much money you make. You'll obviously make more if you choose to print on demand in-house if you have the equipment. But if you don't mind earning less per sale, you can instead print on demand with an external printer.
Banger!
Thank you for always uploading and I always get something new from you which I receive email every week but dear what I can do if etsy is not available for my country
Sarah is the best❤️
How do you get customer traffic to find your prints?
Can you suggest a method for setting a selling price?
I've never downloaded artwork off of Wikipedia. Are you saying that you were able to download a high enough quality photo that it can be reprinted at a much larger scale onto something like a poster? That would be my concern...
Which company do you use to make your images 300 dpi for print?
I like the shirt, u gt style
Sara what is the best method for low or no budget this days?
Do you really feeling ok stealing from artists??
I try to like you bc you are so bright but where is you morality? I mean this With love..,
How do you find solid image quality? They are always too pixelated for larger print ? Is this anyone else’s experience
i'd liked that, good idea, lets do that
OMG. 🤭 Listened at least 4 times tring to figure out what "kuah" was.
THENNN...
i read the subs.
UUUHH... 😖
KOOL ART!
I tried to sell before on etsy, but eveb when I could create my account, I couldn't add any payment method. I never found a way to do it.
I need you as a coach
I have this same shirt ❤
And where do you sell them ?
Shopify
Hi, Sarah, Could you please help me to know that if I design that portrait & publish it in etsy, Do I need to print it & send it to the customer...?
Pretty cool
great video heh
Hi - thanks for this. very interesting. I tried to find where you are seeing these public domain art work on wikipedia and it's very difficult to find. can you please share the link where you are finding this as it is just not clear in the video and I cannot find it either.. Thanks!
Once I download the image am I able to print it in any size I want? If so, how do you ensure the download is not a pixelated mess? I read that dalle images are very tiny
You need to make sure they are large image sizes.
Cobvert it into Vector format
But isn't the image from Wikipedia very low resolution?
Hye nice dear thank you info in support 🥰🥰.
Hey lots of support from India ❤️
Could we do this from India?
Like all the selling should be in foreign places like US and UK
Is it possible?
Not on Etsy India is not allowed
Love you
Wait wait wait. Wikipedia isn't a source for copyright free and open/legal use for resale product photos? They even have to reference the photos but they're not selling anything so the owner of the photo isn't going to go after them (usually) but to do so for profit without just stealing random art from Wikipedia doesn't seem legal, or not against even etsys terms and conditions nor something even morally ok...
Wikipedia is a great source of public domain photos. Photos & pictures uploaded to Wikipedia/Wikimedia Commons all have different licensing, and many photos on there have a Public Domain license. Some have them because the picture/photo is already in the public domain (such as the copyright on the art expiring), others have them because the creator of it chose to place it in there, when uploading it. You can see the license on each photo page. Any additional information they provide, such as the name of the artist, is not a legal requirement, but done for the purpose of Wikipedia's overarching goal, which is to be an important resource.
It isn't stealing to use public domain content, as everyone has the legal right to use public domain pictures, because everyone collectively owns it. You cannot steal from yourself: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_domain
@@WholesaleTed can't anyone publish anything on Wikipedia?
Yes they can, but it is heavily moderated. You cannot just upload anything, without it being moderated, which is why people provide more information on the pictures they upload so that the information can be cross-checked. In addition, you can always do your own research. You can look up the artist, and the work, and you can see where they died or when they created it to check if it is in the public domain.
I'm a bit confused, though. The store on Etsy makes $17K/mo. but the store owner only got $1,420 from it?
I think you misunderstood the video. The store did make $17k, it didn't make $1.4k. The store made $17k across all of their products. They don't just sell one poster. They sell multiple posters. But that one poster made $1.4k that month. But across all of their items, they made $17k. I think you mistook their single poster sales, for the entirety of the store sales 🙏
Why i can't register on etsy,,
So sad
I,m from indonesia..
Which would you say is more profifable, Printify or Printful?
And where I am going to do the frame?
Well, I have problem creating Etsy account?
High yield short yield
What is the good quality Printify or Printful ?
🇺🇸 Etsy
🇦🇺 It-See
Your Personality is 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Do you even age at all???
Much love dear ♥️
I used to believe everything I saw and even follow you on everything but everybody is showing ways of doing money and they get paid to do advertising. Now I don’t know what to believe.
How do you find this art?
This doesn’t work for my country India
Isn't it ripping off someone else's idea and not going to rank on etsy if already done before?
Nice
hard to believe
What if i didn't have to have a bank connected to every new website
No ebook for it ? How can I start up
Thank you for this wonderful content. Can you help? I want an app or website that gives $50 a day I do not have experience or PayPal
I'm an artist in the UK how can I get funding?
luv u
In 50 years we'll all be having louvre at home
Where is full vedio
Really tell me more please 🙏🏼🙏🏼
How to earn money for youtube channel sister? No idia can my youtube channel moneytaize before one year ago but what happened I don't know really sagetion I can't get ❤
My listings never show up on My Etsy store.
I'm not sure how people sell these things mounted and make any profit because just a canvass on printify is like $38. Hard to mark that up.
That’s probably why it shows it’s made 17k in sales. That’s not actual profit. Most of that goes to printify and Etsy and ad spend. Still, if you can sell enough of them, I guess it adds up… eventually.
@@pixiemoon3020i think they take half
Great can?South?Africans do this
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Lmao trust me if this was still possible she would be doing it instead of making a video about it
I want to make Trillion dollars per month. When this video coming? Thanks 😂
Is there any process of paid because I need free method for earning