I sold a few new Halloween shirts on Zazzle, and this was the quickest turnaround I’ve ever had on items I’ve uploaded there.
This forced me to really look at my Zazzle sales in 2017, and see what niches and ideas I need to focus on and which ones I need to ditch.
Show Notes:
What Sells on Zazzle – This article is two years old but still has some very relevant info for today.
Anthony says
We will reread & not age discriminate the article.
Keep it ROLLING!
Thanks again
Lisa says
LOL! OK, sounds good. Even though Merch is taking over, don’t ignore the organic success you can have on these other platforms. I do really well on Spreadshirt…. multiple sales per week on random topics with no marketing. It’s nothing like Merch, but hey…. I’ll take it. 🙂
Anthony says
Thanks for the link, we thought it was more recent, we know Zazzle still a high traffic POD , but the game has changed in POD w AMZN puttting their BIGFOOT in the water.
Please do an episode on using AMS/Social Media w Merch.
Lisa says
True, but many of the points in the article are still very relevant. A lot of people don’t realize that paper products sell better than shirts. And also the point about the Holidays was a good point. You can still take the keyword examples he shared and see what those numbers look like now. I have a student who sells VERY well on Zazzle and does mostly paper products. I’m going to now do more invitations and see how that goes. Also, thank you for the suggestion!