Turning Your Art Into Products With Printful Course

Why you should sell products with Printful

If you are the kind of artist that feels stuck when it comes to making a profit from your passion, making products is the answer. You have no boss telling you what to do, no clients you need to worry about impressing, and can make your art on your terms. It’s been my dream to have my own apparel line for my personal brand Letter Shoppe, and Printful helped me make this possible earning me over $5k to $8k a month in sales.

Using Printful is what I call the BEST GAMBLING EVER where you are guaranteed to make more money than you spend. You don’t need lots of upfront capital to get started since everything is print on demand and the best part is that you only spend money after you have made a sale. You set your own pricing, create a storefront you can control on your own website and can start making money while you sleep. You get to focus on the fun part of making art and let Printful handle the fulfillment and shipping. It’s amazing and I wish I would have done this years ago.

What you will learn in this 2-hour video course

This course has three distinct sections that walk you through each phase of selling products with your art. It’s important that you spend a good chunk of time on each one and do them in order so that way by the time you launch you will have an engaged audience.

Phase 1: Building an audience

Only about 3% of your followers on social media are likely to buy something from you, so it’s important that you build up your fan base first before you try to sell anything. The most amount of money you’ll ever make is when you launch your store for the first time, so I want to make sure you can make a big splash in sales when you make your announcement.

In this section, I’ll help you find your niche so you can have an easier time attracting the exact kind of audience that will be over the moon to add your items to cart. I go over content marketing and exactly what kind of art you need to make, how often you should post it, along with some tips on how to make your posts get seen by more people on platforms like Instagram.

Phase 2: Make your products real

It’s not enough just to get followers and put your product up on your website to get people to buy things from you. You need to be able to choose just the right art pieces to turn into products in the first place. I’ll be going over analytics and what key metrics you need to be looking at in order to gauge what your followers want to actually spend their hard-earned cash on.

This section is all about pricing, getting samples and taking just the right photos that will not only perform well on social media but also increase your click-through rate on your shop. Aside from the artwork itself, how you present the products in your shop gallery are key in gaining your customer’s trust and purchase. Lastly, I’ll introduce you to some of my favorite products on Printful that have my Dina stamp of approval so you can launch your shop with only the best quality materials.

Phase 3: Launch Your Shop

Let’s build up some hype and put that customer cash in the bank with some marketing tools to help you have a successful launch with every new product. I’ll be showing you all my best marketing tactics to trigger people’s FOMO (fear of missing out) so you can score more sales the day you announce your next big thing.

This final section all about that triggering that coveted impulse buy from your customer that can make or break an online business. This includes how to make your products more exclusive in a print on demand world as well as incentivizing people to talk you up once they have bought something. We’ll also get into influencer marketing and how you can get others to help you get photography and sales without having to spend a ton on advertising.

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