My issue is fear of bad reviews, fear of angry customers, fear of Printify vendors messing up my orders, fear of packages being lost in the mail, fear of needy and unreasonable Etsy customers. I've watched hundreds of POD videos and no one gives strategies on how to get tougher emotionally and not let the stress of an Etsy shop get to you
I have a fear of failure...but as odd as it sounds I also have fear of success! What if I dont fail? Can I handle it? Will I mess it up anyway? My big problem is perfectionism. If things aren't JUST right...I do nothing, and I constantly move the bar of perfect. It's paralyzing!
Ooh I have perfectionism coming up! I feel you though, it’s a hard one for me too as a self-proclaimed control freak and perfectionist! I try to remind myself DAILY: done is better than perfect - progress over perfection 💜
Awesome video and thank you for keeping it short. I love the comment about looking at what you can control. I look forward to watching more of your videos, thank you for your advice ❤
Thank you for this. I needed to hear this as fear has stopped me in my tracks lately to start a new business. My confidence has been awful and it is time to get it back. Thank again for this video ☺️
Absolutely love your inspiration and I stalk all your videos 😂 and constantly replay them! I’m so stuck as I have such a great design for personalization. Im in Canada and the print provider I want to use for sleeve print is located in the US as Canada has no sleeve provider, what are your thoughts, can I do a US and Canada listings. Switch back and forth, training on this would be informative as your such an amazing teacher! 🇨🇦❤️
i have a question like wt would be a better choice In terms of pod ? selling POD physical products or selling POD sublimation Svg/pdf files in your store like i can create good designs in lesser time than wt it would take me to put those design onto mockups and ... i would like to know your opinion regarding wt would be estimated revenue after when u will give your best >>
Bad reviews can happen and they are often a normal part of business, for a variety of reasons. They're always unpleasant, but I always respond professionally (your customer service can even reverse a bad review!), and at times view it as a learning experience (if the bad review was as a result of something I messed up). Ultimately, they're not something to take personally, and over time you get better at handling them if/when they occur. As for transfers - they mean the design. Many customers are used to vinyl or other heat transfers for the design. If you are working with POD apparel, your response should be that these are not transfers, but instead the ink is applied and absorbs into the fabric instead of creating a thicker layer like vinyl :)
My issue is fear of bad reviews, fear of angry customers, fear of Printify vendors messing up my orders, fear of packages being lost in the mail, fear of needy and unreasonable Etsy customers. I've watched hundreds of POD videos and no one gives strategies on how to get tougher emotionally and not let the stress of an Etsy shop get to you
Thank you Mandy!
Thank you Mamdy! I really appreciate , it was the buster that I was looking for.
I have a fear of failure...but as odd as it sounds I also have fear of success! What if I dont fail? Can I handle it? Will I mess it up anyway? My big problem is perfectionism. If things aren't JUST right...I do nothing, and I constantly move the bar of perfect. It's paralyzing!
Ooh I have perfectionism coming up! I feel you though, it’s a hard one for me too as a self-proclaimed control freak and perfectionist! I try to remind myself DAILY: done is better than perfect - progress over perfection 💜
I'm going to need that perfectionist video LOL. 😂
Awesome video and thank you for keeping it short. I love the comment about looking at what you can control. I look forward to watching more of your videos, thank you for your advice ❤
Thank you Mandy for once again generously providing super helpful insights and reassurances.
so many fantastic insights, wonderful video ☺
Thank you for this. I needed to hear this as fear has stopped me in my tracks lately to start a new business. My confidence has been awful and it is time to get it back. Thank again for this video ☺️
You got this - cheering you on! 💪🏼💜
@@studiomdesignscothank you so much you are so inspiring
Absolutely love your inspiration and I stalk all your videos 😂 and constantly replay them! I’m so stuck as I have such a great design for personalization. Im in Canada and the print provider I want to use for sleeve print is located in the US as Canada has no sleeve provider, what are your thoughts, can I do a US and Canada listings. Switch back and forth, training on this would be informative as your such an amazing teacher! 🇨🇦❤️
Thank you Mandy, your videos help me to keep going .
i have a question
like wt would be a better choice In terms of pod ?
selling POD physical products or selling POD sublimation Svg/pdf files in your store
like i can create good designs in lesser time than wt it would take me to put those design onto mockups and ...
i would like to know your opinion regarding wt would be estimated revenue after when u will give your best >>
Mine is bad reviews. And I had a customer ask what my transfers are made of... what does that mean?!? Please someone explain
Bad reviews can happen and they are often a normal part of business, for a variety of reasons. They're always unpleasant, but I always respond professionally (your customer service can even reverse a bad review!), and at times view it as a learning experience (if the bad review was as a result of something I messed up). Ultimately, they're not something to take personally, and over time you get better at handling them if/when they occur.
As for transfers - they mean the design. Many customers are used to vinyl or other heat transfers for the design. If you are working with POD apparel, your response should be that these are not transfers, but instead the ink is applied and absorbs into the fabric instead of creating a thicker layer like vinyl :)