Which Print on Demand Company Makes YOU The Most Money

Is teechip pretty good

Have you seen the prices of Printful lately? Your not making that kind of money at $25
Maybe $10 if your lucky...it's mostly $5

I have a question, i noticed that Spring is barely mentioned anymore, is it that bad? i had a few sales with them during the pandemic and it did well for me, i know they had a bit of a down period this year where they werent fulfilling orders anymore and had to close their warehouses but i recently heard they were bought by a bigger company called Amaze and im wondering if things got any better for them, could you share some thoughts about that transition & if its still worth to sell on their website? Thanks in advance!

hey Shimmy, love the videos... can you do a section on Go Custom clothing theyre in shropshire uk, I only started my shop in dec and have just made my 10th sale, i had a complete change of lifenafter an accident at work 4yrs ago, i do use other companies but use them mainly, thanks take care and keep doing what you're doing😀😀😀

Which short model brand did you use for this comparison? And which t shirt brand model do you recommend for a price tag around 35$?

When will you be posting that big video talking about which POD website is the best ???

please how is shipping done in POD companies, do they ship direct to customer or I ship myself?

This is not usual. When I purchase items from my Wholesalers, I will check as many Wholesalers as possible to find the lowest wholesale price possible. For example, a while ago before GPS was a thing and only luxury cars had them, I found a wholesaler that sold me Garmin GPS for $200 each, I didn't have to purchase in bulk, while the next cheapest price I could find was $400. These GARMIN GPS were going for $600 at Walmart! So I was making a killing on my margin, not only that, they did drop shipping for free and I was charging for shipping and that was 100% pure profit as well! I was maxing out my card at the time, of $5,000 per day. My card has since been increased to $100,000 per day.

Would you say this is more of a UK perspective, or does it not matter when it comes to location?

Thanks shimmy. Needed this ❤❤

Redbubble charges now ridiculous fees over the profits. Almost 50%!

Are you aware of Printerval and what it is doing?

Shimmy always putting us on game

Hello, my friend. The question is how are you going to position your product well on major marketplaces like Amazon, eBay, and others; that would indeed be incredibly challenging. Congratulations on the excellent work, young person. Greetings from Portugal

Quality of print is very important!

Printify is really a good one i signed up today 😂

Could you please make a video explaining the W-8BEN form for UK nationals especially section 10. It's proving to be a nightmare. I have read all the documents and searched the internet using, what I thought to be the correct wording, but still no luck. This is for Zazzle. Thanks!

They all suck - don't waste your time!

I started using awkward styles since you recommended them and I couldn't be happier. Thanks a lot Shimmy!

Bigollo is Miss here😄😄😄

I’ve got a few tee shirts, rugby shirts and gilets that I bought as company kit from Fat Face over 20 years ago and, apart from a few failed zips, the material, screen printing and embroidery are still excellent, no fading! Unfortunately Fat Face isn’t a private company anymore so the quality has suffered. ☹️ Great video, thanks. All the best, Colin.

CONTRADO.

You forgot to mention that Redbubble and Teepublic takes half of your profit.

please compare hugepod as well pleaseeee

Best Video Ever. I can see that I am on the right track. Thanks Shimmy

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OMG take a look at our shop 😂 i swear teespring us ripping us off we sild 10 thousand shirts last year but our profit was low azz hell 😂 .

Shimmy are u selling in the US ( being based in the UK) ? If so what is your set up … meaning do you have a resellerr certificate? R u registered for sales tax ??? Or do u just ship to the US from the UK?

Shimmy one question, as a default prices on Redbubble are set up for 20% this means that we sellers get nothing right? Do I need now to setup a higher % in order to take some profit?

Did your $25 price point include shipping?

you say that you will review teezily shirt quality in an old video why you didn't ?

Man you're eyes are like gojo saturo

You’re one of the only ones who talks positively about printful.

Are the printful numbers based on the free plan or the new growth plan?