Is it hard to sell on Teespring?

Teespring makes it easy and fast to sell t-shirts with your design that can then be sold for profit. You might be worried that selling t-shirts online is going to be a complex process. But with Teespring, it couldn’t be easier.

How do I sell on Teespring successfully?

7 steps to successful selling with Teespring

1. Design a shirt that people want to buy.
2. Make your shirt available.
3. Market your shirt for nothing.
4. Sell a shirt or two.
5. Paid ads and scaling.
6. Make more products.
7. Three bonus free pieces of advice.

How much does the average person make on Teespring?

The average seller pockets about $9,000 a year from the service. At least 30 people have become Teespring millionaires, and about 3,000 new sellers join the site every day—which he takes as a sign the passive income trend is just getting started.

What products can I Sell on Teespring?

Shower curtains: You can customize these 100\% polyester shower curtains with one-sided, all over print designs. This is a specialty product (must be unlocked in the launcher to create and sell). Retailers around the world are seeing a surge in loungewear and athleisure sales this month and Teespring is no different.

Can I use sublimation print on Teespring products?

We use sublimation print to apply your design to the entire product, allowing you to create vibrant and unique products to sell. We’ve even created design pattern collections you can use on these Teespring products. Tie-dye patterns work especially well on clothing and watercolor patterns look great on home decor items and accessories.

Why is Teespring seeing a surge in loungewear sales this month?

Retailers around the world are seeing a surge in loungewear and athleisure sales this month and Teespring is no different. Customers are looking for unique products that offer comfort and versatility.

How do I know if my Teespring promotions are working?

Check Google Analytics and Teespring Analytics to see where most of your conversions (purchases) came from—you may notice a lot of traffic from one site, but more purchases coming from another. This can indicate where your ‘true fans’ are located and where you’ll want to focus more promotional efforts next time.