How I Make 500 Winning Mockups in 5 Minutes
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In Midjourney I also include "no shadow" on white background. Just sometimes helps with the cutout, depending on what program you use for thr mockups 😀
Super helpful as always Shimmy! You are awesome. I was just sitting here overwhelmed with thinking of changing up my mocks that had people and this made it easy and straightforward to get started. ❤
niceee!!! so happy. You've got this!
Hey Shimmy, been watching your videos for an awhile now, but you just earned my subscribe 🎉 Keep doing stuff like this! Thank you!
Shimmy this is SO SO helpful! and such a time saver! thank you
Get this man to 100k!!!
One of the best POD related videos I watched! Super helpful and practical. Thank you!
thanks you so much!
Incredibly helpful video! Thanks, Shimmy 😊
I really appreciate the quality of your videos. They've been incredibly helpful. I'm curious about one aspect though - it seems like you haven't demonstrated the process for creating 500 mockups. Am I right in thinking that? If so, I'm wondering if you're suggesting we manually replace 500 designs for 500 mockups, or if there's a more efficient method you teach in your course. Could you help me understand how you envision us approaching this task?
Really helpful video, Shimmy!! I would love to use this mockup template! Thank you so much!
Thank you Shimmy! I made my very first mock-up today with your help. I appreciate you being a mentor to the community.
That’s awesome!!! Nice one!!
So I use to love using models but lately I have been loving flat lay with the tshirt. You can see the design better.
Why not do both?
Awesome tutorial! Thank you Shimmy! You are my best POD teacher! I wish you 100k soon! Unfortunately can’t subscribe couple more times 😅
haha thank you so so much!! really appreciate that support!
thanks so much for this! It was very concise and useful!
so happy you liked it!
I’m about to redesign my mock-up right now, because one of my listings has not been picking up at all. I think this may be the issue, thank you! 🙏🏽
Thanks heap as I never thought I could do my mockup this way
I love your videos! I learn so much from you.
Awesome! Thank you!
When putting the grunge effects on the graphics, how to make the grunge elements transparent so the shirt colors can be seen as well?
So far Canva doesn't have that option, but you can do it it Adobe Illustrator or similar. It's a transparent mask.
I posted a question about whether we should make close-up mockups or model mockups, it's a great tutorial
Shimmy, would these principles apply when selling wall art online, too? I always would put a close-up of the art as my first image, but what about the other slots? Would images of room styles that match the art style be a good idea? What is your opinion?
Wow. That snap bit was something i didnt know about. Thanks.
Using Midjourney is a great idea. I dint think the images you used looked like they were on the product but i get where you are going. Something to playvwith until we get a few to use over and over.
Nice new set!
Thanks!! Same set just different angle 😊
That's exactly what I used to do exactly just like that I used to love it cause it really was that easy and fast for me but I changed up and used model based mockups. I did get my first organic sale but I still preferred flat lays it's looks better in my opinion this is where pod always gets confusing
Nice!!!
Awesome video. Thanks so much.
You said you'd explain why you wouldn't recommend model mockups, but I think you forgot :) is it because flat lay can better represent unisex T-shirts?
Also, Canvas 3001 seems to be most widely used type for POD. Can you share why you prefer Gildan 64000?
Thanks for this video Shimmy, very helpful as always. We use custom/branded inside labels with Printify, and I'm keen to know how you would deal with the visible label/tag on the mockup example used in this video (I've searched for mockups without the label for the 64000 but can't find any of similar quality)? Would you explain the label situation in the product description, perhaps, or just not worry about it... or something else? 🙏
Thanks Shimmy! I'm sold on this new markup concept and want to implement to a store with ~ 150 shirts... ** I'm lost though ** on how to replace existing Printify mockups with these new ones and have each one tie to the color palette / variant (i.e., user hovers over Military Green and new Military Green mockup shows, etc.). Thanks!
Any readers offer a suggestion on this? Thanks so much!
What about for sweaters and hoodies?
Cool tutorial but the title is a little misleading. I was expecting some kind of automation done to create 500 mockups in 5 minutes.
This might be a really silly question, but if someone visits your T-shirt page on your Shopify (or WooCommerce in my case) store and sees that all of the T-shirts have the same mockup, is that weird? Is it necessary to have a different flat lay mockup for each design, or am I overthinking this? If they are all exactly the same then the customer might get suspicious that it's not the actual T-shirt in the photo. Really appreciate your hard work on these videos. You give fantastic information!
Thanks for the wonderful tutorial - super helpful! I signed up for the free community but I'm still waiting for the approval. When do you think you'll review requests?
Looking to go through them tomorrow or Tuesday. ☺️
Okay, so I got approved for a POD account with Amazon Merch no problem, less than a week. I created a bunch of designs using Canva (my own ideas and designs, no one else's) and uploaded my first design and it was immediately rejected. I was careful with my wording, followed all the do's and don'ts they list out.....any ideas? I did put my own logo on the back, because it was my design...do you think that's what did it? I've reached out to them to ask for more details and have since removed the logo to see if that was the issue. Thoughts?
The reason cited was "illegal or infringing content" but nothing I used was illegal, trademarked, copywrighted, or otherwise belongs to anyone else.
shimmy why do you prefer buying those mockups instead of using canva mockups? They have some pretty good ones and have a huge variety tbh. I always find myself going for them instead of buying. I just wanted to know if i have pro of canva would you still recommend buying them or just using canva ones?
@@Anastasia._.1102 mainly because I want to guarantee that they are the Gildan 64000 mock-ups in the official colours. And for less than $7 i don’t think it’s such a big deal
@@shimmymorris1 ohh. Would you still recommend them if i had an access to canva pro?
P.S haha i know it's not a big deal but currencies varies and i can survive three to four days with 7 dollars here so yeah that's why i was asking if it was worth starving myself lol
@@Anastasia._.1102 no, it's not worth starving yourself. In fact if you're that strapped for cash I wouldn't recommend POD as a viable option
@@shimmymorris1 lmao you kept mistaking something 😭 I'm not doing pod for some quick cash lol I'm free and have lots of time on my hand without any responsibility so i just wanna make use of it and expand my knowledge and polish my skills even if it doesn't benefit me in the end lol and no i literally won't starve myself it's just another way of saying that's kinda expensive for me though i get quite a decent pocket money but I'm the saving kid so yeah 🗿
How to use this mockups to your products on printify?
Shimmy, have you tried Recraft Ai-generated mockups?
The more research I do the more confused I get. Some POD experts say to always use a model, others say not to. I'll need to test both ways. 🙂
Fully agree with you ❤
Agreed
Test test test! 💪🏼👍🏼
Are you getting sales? I'm not getting any sales
@@godliker. spend on ad and do design analysis
awesome
thank you for the great video! Just found you today and new to POD (inspired by Greg lol), but need to learn a lot more. I found this of utmost interest to me because I have wasted so much time trying to find mockups I like and just using a hanging shirt from printify at the moment. I personally cannot stand all the mockup photos being woke genz'ers, especially since they would never buy any of my designs. I will be watching your other videos for your great insights, since I desperately need them now that I've been accepted to Amazon merch, but not sure what to put on there lol. Thank you for the great info!
glad you liked it
do you have a mentorship program
I have a paid community that's as close to mentoring that you'll find :D
Shimmy, your videos are usual spot on...however I'm a bit confused with your criticism of the "Crazy Dog Lady" tee with the tied waist (6:41). That shirt has 5k reviews and a 4.9 rating. If only 10 percent of people leave a review, as suggested by many RUclipsr's, then this person has sold 50,000 of these tees. I find it highly unlikely that they sold 50,000 of these, so lets say that they sold 5,000 (one for each review)....what the heck is wrong with that? I'd take that any day! lol!
I hear your point. That shirt doesn't have 5k reviews, her etsy shop has 5k reviews... that shirt has 9 reviews and has sold 15 times in the last year. So no, they haven't sold 5k of these... not even 1% of that... Now, saying that, there are always outliers with anything. I'm not referring to individual designs here and there that might do well going against the grain, I'm talking about the vast majority of designs that do well.
@@shimmymorris1 That's good to know! I've always thought that stat was for the particular item on display!
Isn't it bannable to not use mockups which Printify gives you because it's 'inaccurate' for Etsy?
Nope. Mockups can be made to look pretty accurate...and the Printify mockups are ugly lol.
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Hey Shimmy , really nice video ! I was wondering if I could help you with more Quality Editing in your videos and also make a highly engaging Thumbnail and also help you with the overall youtube strategy and growth ! Pls let me know what do you think ?
Maybe I do have a large head, but the helmet looks kinda small in comparison to the shirt. For the rest, good video!
I will create a product that they cannot resist!! LOL
yesss
He typed Google in Google 😱😱
Is anyone else not sure how to make the image snap into place like that on Canva? He didn’t really give too much detail on that. Otherwise loved the video.
@@corilovetv2079 if you drag and hover over an object it should snap to it and replace the existing one already there
@@shimmymorris1 Thank you 😊
So the sizes of the accessories are not realistic
Shimmy Printify added adidas shirts!
But they’re such a rip off!
@@shimmymorris1yes but sweaters / hoodies price is not that much, they raised t shirt price
we just need some competition with others fullfillers
There’s obviously no magic formula with mock-up strategies. Different types of mock-ups might work better or worse for different types of stores. You’ll notice that Shimmy was criticizing the “crazy dog lady” shirt mock-up but that shop has over 23,000 sales. What do we make of this? I think it boils down to using some common sense (everything in this video is good advice) and testing out different methods for your own shop and see what works.
that is true, and this shirt has 15 sales in the last year. she has many different mockups in her store but there will always be anomalies. It's not an exact science for every single tshirt ever listed... i'm only talking about the majority.
Hi. Is 'Backgrounds' pro only? Not seeing it.
Ah, it shows up when you search it. Not seeing wood planks, though. Thanks