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  @denisefreeze20 сағат бұрын

  Where do you advertise? On Aamazon?

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  @thecriticalobserver758520 сағат бұрын

  Why do you think the Trump t shirts were deleted? Do the designers also lose selling privileges

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  @user-gy8nu5ch4u22 сағат бұрын

  Thank you, Ryan! I hope you have a blessed week!

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  @RyanHoguePassiveIncome22 сағат бұрын

  Thank you, you too!

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  @GloriaMontana-r6fКүн бұрын

  Thank alot you for the content!! All we need is the right advice on how to invest in crypto and we will be set for life. I made over half a million dollars from trading this year regardless of the market conditions😊😁

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  @CindyLyons-xq9ynКүн бұрын

  Impressive! How did you manage to do it? Would you mind sharing your secret?

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  @GloriaMontana-r6fКүн бұрын

  I am very thankful to Marina Turner because her knowledge and skills in traditional trading have been extremely useful in the difficult and constantly changing world of finance.

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  @NinjamlmКүн бұрын

  ​@@CindyLyons-xq9ynit's a scam

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  @XTheColin85X23 сағат бұрын

  Marina Turner ate my dog,…. But her knowledge of crypto scams are impressive! Tell me more!!!

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  @EnglishLittleExplorersКүн бұрын

  ❤️💪🏻

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  @RyanHoguePassiveIncomeКүн бұрын

  🙌

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  @RyanHoguePassiveIncomeКүн бұрын

  🚀 Ryan's Method: Print on Demand Course 👉 bit.ly/PODCourse 💥 [FREE] Print on Demand Training 👉 bit.ly/PODMiniCourse ⭐ Join My Private Community 👉 bit.ly/RYANPRIVATE40 👪 Print on Demand Facebook Group 👉 bit.ly/PODwRyanHogue

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  @katjakreft1179Күн бұрын

  Really informative tutorial, thank you so much !

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  @plisoldierКүн бұрын

  How do you get the search merch tool please?

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  @anpe6524Күн бұрын

  MY DUDE, THIS VIDEO IS GOLD!!! YOU ARE BEYOND AWESOME!!! THE LEVEL OF DOPENESS IS SO VALUABLE!! Do you have a coaching, a course etc... a "get from zero dollars to 2k per month with print on demand' ETC.???

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  @Astriva.Күн бұрын

  June 30, 2024. I'm about to start Etsy. Seeing myself making $12,209.12 in December 2024. 💪 Grind pays off in the ned

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  @anpe6524Күн бұрын

  How did it go? What's the name of your store?

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  @automaton111Күн бұрын

  Everybody seems to love helium 10 but it costs an arm and a leg every month to use it

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  @autowatch69Күн бұрын

  Group buys are your friend for the price.

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  @automaton11123 сағат бұрын

  @@autowatch69 I’ve never heard of group buys for helium 10. It’s a subscription service not a one time purchase. I’ve only heard of small discounts

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  @mrbest1981Күн бұрын

  Thanks! At 1:31:21, when you said, "Of course, I'm actually keeping mine private, there are no bonus points for sharing my Etsy shop with the world," I paused and thought, "Wait, you share your Etsy shop with the world every day" I suppose you meant it doesn't make business sense to share too much with potential future competitors. I'm genuinely surprised by how much you did share, although it does make sense, because it advertises your courses, I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart. This was the last piece of puzzle I needed. This video is invaluable, and I'm grateful for the insights you provided. I will definitely be leaving a tip as soon as I figure out how, I dont see anything. I can't believe how many apps and products are available to facilitate the process. (I figured out how to leave that tip) I previously owned a toy company for 10 years that unfortunately didn't survive the COVID-19 pandemic. We specialized in comic cons, anime shows, and events. We had a dedicated portion of the warehouse for Ecom where we stored, processed, sold, packed, and shipped products on Amazon (not FBA), eBay, and Premier Toys on Shopify. Creating mockups, editing photos, and packing orders was time-consuming, we literally had thousands of different items, and drop shipping proved inconsistent, especially with products from China, sometimes the item looks nothing like the photo, increasing the risk of negative reviews. Crafting listings with the right keywords, SEO, titles, descriptions, and shipping details was essential as it was the only way for customers to interact with the product. After watching your video, I realized how much easier it has become to produce designs and access high-quality products. There's no more customizing and packing brown boxes, no printing shipping labels until 2 a.m. during holiday seasons, no labor costs, inventory management, or storage issues. With the right prompts, AI can handle SEO, descriptions, design, and even some customer service. My past failures now seem perfectly relevant and useful. You have no idea how this video helped, and is going to help me. I initially had a different project in mind. I'm taking another Amazon FBA course with Ecom Freedom, which is excellent. After going though the course, one of the most important steps is to select the right product or category of products, we use jungle scout for Amazon. Find the hot trends, improve existing ones by adding features, or improvements. I needed to select a winning product that met specific criteria and submit it for approval; mine was a niche planner. Coincidentally, around that same time I needed to create a planner, I received an email from my favorite productivity planner creator, who was offering an early bird discount for his new course on how to make planner. How to sell, design, market, produce, and everything in between. When I see certain synchronicities, I perceive them confirmation that im on the right track. I completed the course and, after much research about the topic, and too much procrastination I'm almost done, I started the FBA course a year ago. I have finally finished the planner content, and my designer should be done soon with the final draft. My "Focus Planner: Achieve Your #1 Goal for People with ADHD" offers a scientific based system, with worksheets, timelines, time tracker, habit tracker, accountability, setting SMART goals, and creating a project list to accomplish one main goal at a time. Each project is then divided into a series of tasks and deadlines, and finally, each task is divided into specific actionable steps. I made this comment in detail so you know how much it is appreciated. For those who read this far, the Planner course is with the Panda Planner. You can create a planner in your own field to solve or work around a problem or condition people have, Ecom planner could be a good one. This is the best type of product because margins on printed niche planners are high. The quality print costs $5 to $8, and they sell for $40 to $60+. If you produce it digitally, it only costs you your time. Thank you again for your invaluable video, and can you tell me more about your course? What more do you offer, which topics do you cover? Do you include coaching in your course, or have a FB group?

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  @mrbest1981Күн бұрын

  At 1:31:21, when you said, "Of course, I'm actually keeping mine private, there are no bonus points for sharing my Etsy shop with the world," I paused and thought, "Wait, you share your listings with the world every day and even pay companies to do it." I suppose you meant it doesn't make sense to share with potential future competitors. I'm genuinely surprised by how much you shared, and I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart. This video is invaluable, and I'm grateful for the insights you provided. I will definitely be leaving a tip as soon as I figure out how. I can't believe how many apps and products are available to facilitate the process. I previously owned a toy company for 10 years that unfortunately didn't survive the COVID-19 pandemic. We specialized in comic cons, anime shows, and events. We had a warehouse where we stored, processed, sold, packed, and shipped products on Amazon (not FBA), eBay, and Shopify. Creating mockups, editing photos, and packing orders was time-consuming, and drop shipping proved inconsistent, especially with products from China, increasing the risk of negative reviews. Crafting listings with the right keywords, SEO, titles, descriptions, and shipping details was essential as it was the only way for customers to interact with the product. After watching your video, I realized how much easier it has become to produce designs and access high-quality products. There's no more making and packing brown boxes, no printing shipping labels until 2 a.m. during holiday seasons, no labor costs, inventory management, or storage issues. With the right prompts, AI can handle SEO, descriptions, design, and even some customer service. My past failures now seem perfectly relevant and useful. You have no idea what this video did for me. I initially had a different project in mind. I'm taking another Amazon FBA course with Ecom Freedom, which is excellent. I needed to select a winning product that met specific criteria and submit it for approval; mine was a niche planner. Coincidentally, I received an email from my favorite productivity planner creator, who was offering an early bird discount for a new course on how to make a planner. I completed the course and, after much research and procrastination, started the FBA course a year ago. I have finally finished the planner content, and my designer should be done soon. My "Focus Planner: Achieve Your #1 Goal for People with ADHD" offers a scientifically based system with worksheets, timelines, a time tracker, habit tracker, accountability, setting SMART goals, and creating a project list to accomplish one main goal at a time. Each project is then divided into a series of tasks and deadlines, and finally, each task is divided into specific actionable steps. I made this comment in detail in case Ryan reads it, so he will know how much it is appreciated. For those who read this far, the Planner course is with the Panda Planner. You can create a planner in your own field to solve or work around a problem or condition people have. This is the best type of product because margins on printed niche planners are high. The quality print costs $5 to $8, and they sell for $40 to $60+. If you produce it digitally, it only costs you your time. Thank you again for your invaluable video.

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  @user-gy8nu5ch4uКүн бұрын

  Thank you, Ryan!

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  @mrbest1981Күн бұрын

  1:31:21 when he said# Of course, I'm actually keeping mine private, there is no point sharing my Etsy shop with the word" I paused, wait you share your listings with the world everyday. I guess he meant it doesn't make sense to share with other potential future competitors. I was really happy with this video. It is worth gold, and I'm surprised you shared as much as you did. I will definitely be leaving a tip as soon as I figure out how. I was toy company before, I had a business that died with COVID, we used to do comic cons, anime shows, etc, and we had an Amazon Store, eBay store, and Shopify. When I was doing it, I had to spend time in the photo booth to get mockups, and edit and upload each photo, we had to physically pack the orders before the post office's last call. I did try drop shipping but it's much harder to find reliable suppliers. It leaves you open for bad reviews due to quality issues and late shipments. Finding the keywords, SEO, Title, Description, shipping, etc, every listing a long time, because we knew it was the only way for the customer to interact with the product. Anyways, after I watched this video, I really had to pause, producing designs became easy, I have good qualitty inspected product, No packing brown boxes and printing shipping labels, until 2am at the warehouse in holiday season. No Inventory maintenance. With the right prompts AI can address the SEO, descriptions, design, customer service. Plus all the past failures that depressed me for so long, just became perfectly relevant.

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  @bosslifebeauty2 күн бұрын

  I sell on Etsy and merch on demand. I have had the best luck using merch on-demand under different brand names for a general shop, covering many different niches. With Etsy, I've had the most success with a niche down shop with either a niched product or niche design audience using a mix of digital and print on demand and as well with digital downloads. I have sold without ADS on. Etsy, just choosing the right products for the right audience. I think with Etsy, that's key. You can have a general store. But I would much rather upload those to Amazon. Because there's too many copycats on etsy And too much of an array of products being shown to the customer, and they could go down rabbit holes and completely lose your product. I think on Merch because it's not so visually appealing with the T-shirt mockups that are all the same. people don't go down as many rabbit holes when they're searching for a gift . Amazon people know they have this stuff from China. They know they have books and then they know they have handmade, and yet I find people go to Amazon. When they know exactly what they want, I think people go to Etsy and they browse. Edited, to say, I've been a graphic designer since my 20s. I'm now 60 years old. And a lot of the t-shirts I've sold on Amazon are in areas that my age and life experience leads me to discover. Use your life knowledge and combine that with evergreen niches, trends and popular styles.

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  @whatsthematterhere2 күн бұрын

  Hi Ryan, didn't you have a more detailed video about applying for these exemptions somewhere. When I go to apply, I am only offered a UPC exemption, and am not sure how to do the lag time one.

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  @RyanHoguePassiveIncome2 күн бұрын

  The lag time one sometimes disappears (crazy, i know). You can just click something else and when it asks "did you find what you needed?" click no, they let you write in what you need and it will contact support for you 👍

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  @whatsthematterhere2 күн бұрын

  @@RyanHoguePassiveIncome thank you, you’re awesome!

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  @thecriticalobserver75852 күн бұрын

  Etsy has a copycat problem. Was wondering if Amazon is more strict on on taking down copycat listings if you complain. What do you think about watermarks?

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  @RyanHoguePassiveIncome2 күн бұрын

  Yeah POD in general has a bad copycat problem :( Amazon is not any better about it. On Amazon Merch they leave the PNG design in the source code of the listings too

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  @RyanHoguePassiveIncome2 күн бұрын

  🚀 Ryan's Method: Amazon FBA Course 👉 bit.ly/AmazonFBASchool 💥 [FREE] Print on Demand Training 👉 bit.ly/PODMiniCourse ⭐ Private Community 40% OFF 👉 bit.ly/RYANPRIVATE40 👪 Print on Demand Facebook Group 👉 bit.ly/PODwRyanHogue

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  @ashleybirch933 күн бұрын

  regarding etsy would you have a niche store to build a brand. or an etsy store that posts a large variety of trending designs. or one of each

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  @RyanHoguePassiveIncome2 күн бұрын

  Yes I think a niche store for brand building makes alot of sense and makes remarting to Shopify / email list make sense 👍

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  @Gamerchiclette3 күн бұрын

  Thankfully, they didn't tier down my 100 tier shop. It took two years and several hundred sales to go from 25 to 100. I'm not gonna be happy if they remove it after all of that work. 😛

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  @RyanHoguePassiveIncome2 күн бұрын

  ooof. those slow tier ups are brutal... but glad you didnt get a tier down 😅

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  @CurtisMiles-pk3vc3 күн бұрын

  My only other designs were my own created dragon collection if you were to type in search Print Ionix Dragon

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  @CurtisMiles-pk3vc3 күн бұрын

  This happened to me and Amazon actually kept all my designs and are selling them currently on their website. In the terms of agreement it states if you make any designs they're entitled to keep them if they terminate your account. I was not violating any of their terms all my designs were original created using mid journey engineering and edited on Photoshop uploaded to Amazon merch I was a 10,000 tier seller and one day I logged in and it said terminated with no reasoning whatsoever why. Would be very careful with Amazon merch they basically stay in their terms that any designs you upload are their property at that point

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  @jenniferjohnston63083 күн бұрын

  2nd shirt - You Look Like The 4th Of July - off of Legally Blonde 2

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  @RyanHoguePassiveIncome3 күн бұрын

  Thank you 😂

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  @codyessary38223 күн бұрын

  A customer asked to cancel the next day and asked for a refund, but the grinder already shipped and I refunded it. Now I’ve lost at least 130 today I’m about to give up

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  @RyanHoguePassiveIncome3 күн бұрын

  Sorry to hear. It sucks so much when that happens. Over time as you scale up, the added order volume offsets those returns

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  @MiniGoldenQuincy3 күн бұрын

  So long London Had a good run are T swift lyrics from her new album though. 😢

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  @jenniferjohnston63083 күн бұрын

  Came here to say this. Also, this shirt is selling like crazy on TikTok with the song in the background.

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  @RyanHoguePassiveIncome3 күн бұрын

  Goooootcha thank you!

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  @RyanHoguePassiveIncome3 күн бұрын

  We need to be on TikTok shop 😂

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  @jenniferjohnston63083 күн бұрын

  @@RyanHoguePassiveIncome huge market on TT. I’ve been researching how to do POD just not sure about the content creating.

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  @flex191124 күн бұрын

  Do Etsy listings sell organically or do you need ads?

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  @RyanHoguePassiveIncome3 күн бұрын

  If you jump into a crowded niche, you'll do better on Amazon without ads than on Etsy in my opinion. If you want to sell 4th of July products on Etsy you'll want to use ads (for calendar niches in general, plan on using ads) 👍

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  @football-planet224 күн бұрын

  Hi thanks for helping us with your pod academy i always find your vids helpful, i have confused question ⁉️ about TM trademark if someone is registered ®️ words under 25 class here is an example ( i identify as ) is TM trademark but what if i add more words at the end is is still risky to publish a shirt ?

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  @RyanHoguePassiveIncome3 күн бұрын

  Class 025 registered+live trademarks need to be avoided for t-shirts

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  @SpiralCee4 күн бұрын

  Thank you. Worked for me today.

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  @RyanHoguePassiveIncome2 күн бұрын

  Glad it helped

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  @RyanHoguePassiveIncome4 күн бұрын

  🚀 Ryan's Method: Print on Demand Course 👉 bit.ly/PODCourse 💥 [FREE] Print on Demand Training 👉 bit.ly/PODMiniCourse ⭐ Private Community (40% OFF) 👉 bit.ly/RYANPRIVATE40 👪 Print on Demand Facebook Group 👉 bit.ly/PODwRyanHogue

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  @iAbhishek_official4 күн бұрын

  💯

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  @RyanHoguePassiveIncome4 күн бұрын

  🙌

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  @CLTtshirt_Design4 күн бұрын

  I'm wondering if the POD equipment can handle the small squiggly lines and elements. I would think it would crispness or bleed over into element.

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  @sharriburggraaf50044 күн бұрын

  That's copyright infringement right there with the ketchup bottle too closely looking like Heinz. Not a good design to show on your video as it is like saying it's ok to do a design that looks too much like the real thing. I was confused. The last part of your video shows tshirts like for bachelorete parties and the one for the bride in one color and then like all the other ones have different sayings on the dark tshirt. That won't work for the method you are instructing because then you can't make multiple sayings like for the black tshirt because when you can't have multiple designs for the same tshirt color. Anyway thanks for your instruction on how to do this in printify. I love your stuff.

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  @julenea10414 күн бұрын

  I just viewed the video you did after 4 months of being on Walmart. At that time ou only had seven sales. Are you doing any marketing and advertising for your store?

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  @jadshadowdog4 күн бұрын

  found my 2019 , 2021 and 2022 tax return forms, i'm missing my 2020 tax return but I contacted my tax person and they will check and see if I filed in 2020 but they will get back to me tomorrow with that info, to be honest I'm not sure if i filed the 2020 tax return but will that be a problem? or can i just input $0 for that year and still be qualified just with my 2021 return? any help would be appreciated, thank you

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  @DiggiDoggies4 күн бұрын

  RYAN!!! I have a burning question for you how do I know how many sales it takes to get into the top 5 on the front page of amazon please help!

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  @RyanHoguePassiveIncome4 күн бұрын

  It varies 🙂 each phrase you type into the search bar is it's own "pocket" of Amazon where the results you see are & the order you see them in is based on how well those listings performed in the past when people searched that phrase

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  @TheAverageJo4 күн бұрын

  You skipped a part when making an Esty account. You have to pay $15 one time set up fee to even open a store.

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  @stevenchurch87515 күн бұрын

  Canada ?…….stupid Siri 😂

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  @stevenchurch87515 күн бұрын

  Printify is my go to partner……. embroidery never really thought about that, but most of these designs look very simplistic. How intricate Canada design get for print to embroider……… thanks for your time and input Ryan

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  @RyanHoguePassiveIncome5 күн бұрын

  It can't get too detailed (for instance, no distressed designs) but within reason it can get pretty detailed. To keep things simple and avoid returns, I typically stick to text designs personally 👍

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  @monicamcgahan5 күн бұрын

  I want to do this! Is there a better way to sell than on Etsy?

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  @RyanHoguePassiveIncome5 күн бұрын

  I think Amazon and Etsy are the two best opportunities 👍 Printful is one of few production partners that has a direct Amazon Seller Central integration for automated fulfillment.

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  @monicamcgahan4 күн бұрын

  @@RyanHoguePassiveIncome Thank You!

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  @jaceborg5 күн бұрын

  Apparently, tier-downs also happened about 10 months ago and there was speculation that it was some sort of bug to do with the release of some new products. Pure speculation though.

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  @josephbaffuto5 күн бұрын

  very cool!❤❤

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  @KevinR845 күн бұрын

  Outstanding information!

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  @saulgoodman20185 күн бұрын

  A giveaway to a survey, to leave a review? Sounds scammy.

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  @RyanHoguePassiveIncome5 күн бұрын

  Compensating people for their time is a pretty common practice but I see what you mean 👍

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  @Simochuiter-kc4to5 күн бұрын

  First comment from morocco thx ryan

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  @RyanHoguePassiveIncome5 күн бұрын

  Thanks brother 💪

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  @RyanHoguePassiveIncome5 күн бұрын

  🚀 Ryan's Method: Print on Demand Course 👉 bit.ly/PODCourse 💥 [FREE] Print on Demand Training 👉 bit.ly/PODMiniCourse ⭐ Private Community (40% OFF) 👉 bit.ly/RYANPRIVATE40 👪 Print on Demand Facebook Group 👉 bit.ly/PODwRyanHogue

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  @chaymaebelrhazouani77975 күн бұрын

  Mine went from tier 10k to tier 25😔

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  @RyanHoguePassiveIncome5 күн бұрын

  Sorry to hear

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  @FemaleIncomeCreator6 күн бұрын

  Love selling printables on Etsy 🙌

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  @akrambelgazzar97026 күн бұрын

  Tier 1k to 500😂😂😂😂😂

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  @MokhtarGhecham6 күн бұрын

  I went from tier 10000 to 25 and I had 11 designs uploaded it was a new account that I bought idk what happened am so f disappointed

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  @RyanHoguePassiveIncome6 күн бұрын

  Ouch