POD Designer and AI Art Enthusiast blogging about my Adventures online
Curious to find out what I have been up to lately? My latest ebook is here, so why not check it out? Maybe it is a new marketing niche you might want to try for your stuff aswell? Download it from Amazon and take a look!
I had ordered three bathroom mats from French Amazon with stolen digital artwork of my Santa Monica Pier altered photo and have now successfully claimed an A to Z satisfaction guarentee! I still have to take photos of the bathmats. Sad to say, the print quality and the overall quality is way better than I would have ever imagined…
Anyway, if you need help how to do this, please let me know. I would be glad to help you via email.
If you are an American you can order your copyright infringing products from Amazon.com and I do think Amazon.ca.
If you are from Germany like me, you can order from Amazon.de, Amazon.fr and Amazon.es – I will try other country platforms, too!
Artsadd is one of many print on demand websites and when I had created my account in 2016 I was hoping for the best. After a few disappointments regarding sales at CowCow, ForUDesign, Design by Humans and Live Hero, I would have needed a successful new website to sell my designs. After all, sales on Zazzle, Cafepress and Society6 seem to decline from year to year.
So I put all hopes into Artsadd and created thousands of products – one by one since there is no mass designer tool. The prices were and are great, free shipping worldwide must be nice for customers and I had even ordered some of my products myself. But it did not help in the long run. It tool me TWO YEARS to reach the cashout limit of $100 for weeks and weeks of uploading, creating and sharing online. NOT worth my time!
I think the worst thing they could do is to hide the search bar for potential customers. Even I have to search for the search bar although I do know the website well. How should a customer find a product or design for a certain topic?
I have stopped to design new products in 2018 and guess what? I only had one sale in 2018 – one sale in one year!
Nope, not worth my time anymore. I will not delete my products but I doubt I will EVER make any more sales and I will probably never ever reach the $100 again…
During February 2019 I have sold a total of nine t-shirts on German Amazon with two returns – two customers were unsure about the sizes and had ordered two sizes each.
I am uploading older designs to Redbubble like crazy to fetch up with my evergrowing pieces of artwork. I could bite myself that I had removed all works from there about two years ago. That was a mistake. I should have set it all to private instead *sigh*
Anyway, if you would like to check my Redbubble profile page out, please do so:
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