Print On Demand for Musicians
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
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This is really helpful for indie musicians, and your videos has been really valuable. I'm always referencing this channel to my fellow musicians for best practices in music marketing. Thanks a lot Andrew!
I used Printful for years, as well as ones like Tee-Spring & Zazzle. Almost all of them gave me shipping issues where they would be made and shipped, but never arrive at some peoples address', even after contact with the company and reordering. They are definitely hassle free for the artist, just make sure if you order anything other than embroidered stuff from these sites that you AIR DRY, the prints crack instantly after the first tumble dry.
Perfect timing as I've been considering doing this for a while but haven't done the research yet to find a good print-on-demand company so this is definitely a good place to start. Thanks
THANK YOU for making videos covering Merch. I see myself tackling Merch sometime in the next 3-6 months
Again very cool and savvy business man....im old school and we use to travel to a big city and bring tons of merch back, so easy to make money now...study and work it
I’ve been using printful with Shopify and def recommend both. Even can integrate the products into a Facebook shop and Instagram shopping posts.
I personally don't use print on demand services because I like to add a personal touch to evey order (little gifts, signed cards, personal messages, etc), I also like to offer handmade stuff to my fans. And we sell our merch at live shows so it's much more convinient to have some stock at hand. On the other hand, of course, you have to store it somewhere😅
Great timing on this video! I was literally just looking for a merch site to start selling merch online. Thank you!
Have you succeeded in selling any?
I've used tee spring for a while. The quality can be variable because I think they use printing services that are local to the buyer. My samples have always been nice though.
Ive benefited so much from your channel Andrew, thank you for doing all this research and sharing it! You are awesome!!
Thanks so much Shaun! Glad the videos are helping.
Thank you so much man
Thanks Burna!
Any advice on actually making sales? Running ads to sell merch?
That video is going live tonight!
any thoughts on using marquees for spotify? saw a video from spotify for artists explaining it and it seems like it could be a good investment
Idk these services always seem like the quality will be lower.
It depends. For ink they use DTG printing which is very similar to screen printing in feel, but it definitely doesn't last as long as a true screen print (maybe half as many washes). For some shirts you can do sewed designers or sublimation printing which are both permanent and shouldn't have any quality impact.
Hi Andrew do you make commision from Printful from people signing up from you link?
Nope. Apparently Printful does have an affiliate program, but I just learned this so i'm not part of it.
For the Tees etc can they show your design (logo) on the product ?
yeah they can.
Do I need Shopify, Etsy,, etc. or can I do it without a mediator ?
Ok so you use a company called Printful? Why did you choose them over TeeSpring? TeeSpring was gunna be the first service I tried out
Printful has a direct integration with Shopify / WooCommerce and other platforms. Not sure if TeeSpring lets you sell outside of their website.
How about print on demand CDs? I've looked around and cannot find this.
Same. So far Im interested in ArtGlider when the time comes. Good luck. ArtGlider also does vinyl.