Oh my gosh, it was such a GREAT idea to finally upload something into my newly created TeePublic account! I have sold a few items already, I do recommend them for any print on demand designer!
Baltimore’s Inner Harbor and World Trade Center Sticker Designed and Sold by Christine aka stine1
Funny Coffee Haiku for Mornings white Typography Mask Coffee Lover Gift Mask Designed and Sold by Christine aka stine1
Woohooooo, new month, new luck, new sales 😁👍👍👍
I must admit that the first half of June looked really, really bad – all print on demand websites combined. But then something happened and sales started to pick up again!
I had for sales on Society6, I hope they will get cleared very soon.
Cologne Cathedral – Altar of the Poor Clares Wall Clock by Christine aka stine1
Clouds over Bixby Creek Bridge in Big Sur, California Wall Hanging by Christine aka stine1
When Life hands you Lumens, make Lumenade! Yellow Light Bulb Face Mask by Christine aka stine1
Stained Glass Windows Collage Face Mask by Christine aka stine1
GrabYourDesign is a new French operated print-on-demand site that is currently recruiting artists. I had received an email and signed up in order to check them out. Their conditions seem fair (cash out limit is €30, they pay with bank transfer or Paypal), you can set your royalty to 5% to 25%, the standard is 10%. Creating products (cases for smartphones, ebook readers and tablets plus flip flops and mouse pads) is quick and easy and approval is granted quickly. I am currently building my store, uploading my designs.
GrabYourDesigns.com might be a great alternative to theKase which is currently not accepting new designs as they intend to restructure their site. So why not check out my gallery? 🙂
Christine aka stine1 on GrabYourDesign
I had a whopping 38 sales during February 2015 on Zazzle which is pretty good considering that Christmas is definitely over. I am currently making an average of €100 per month on Zazzle which is way better than a year ago. I am still totally convinced that a royalty of 30% did not harm my earnings – I am definitely earning more with it and can only recommend it!
These are the sales from February 2015:
My vintage black and white photo products are becoming more and more popular, especially the postcards. The photos had been shot by my husband’s great-grandfather right after World War II.
The following New York City Times Square products have all been bought by one lovely customer 🙂
And the following funny “at night” postcards all went to one humorous customer in France:
