I've been involved in affiliate marketing (essentially a way of making money by referring people to purchase items online) for around two years. I've experimented with a lot of different segments of affiliate marketing, including mobile and adult marketing, and at one point was selling several luxury holiday packages on a daily basis. TeeSpring has been a new adventure for me, and although it has not been the most profitable one yet, over the course of four months, after (give or take) two months of trial and error / research, today my $50,000+ milestone has been reached.
TeeSpring Overview:
Income Statement:
Happy to answer any questions!
Good work Reika that's some amazing earnings! Question. (I've never used that site before)
How much was your initial investment?
(May 11, 2015 09:15 PM)Tonight Wrote: If I get banned for harassment you guys better fix Orchid's diet before you help him fix his computer
Jan 21, 2016 06:09 AM
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(Jan 21, 2016 06:04 AM)Reika Wrote: I've been involved in affiliate marketing (essentially a way of making money by referring people to purchase items online) for around two years. I've experimented with a lot of different segments of affiliate marketing, including mobile and adult marketing, and at one point was selling several luxury holiday packages on a daily basis. TeeSpring has been a new adventure for me, and although it has not been the most profitable one yet, over the course of four months, after (give or take) two months of trial and error / research, today my $50,000+ milestone has been reached.
TeeSpring Overview:
![[Image: TFDysaT.png]](https://i.imgur.com/TFDysaT.png)
Income Statement:
![[Image: BeE31xm.png]](https://i.imgur.com/BeE31xm.png)
Happy to answer any questions!
Wow, nice earnings Bro.
Goodshit Reika! Greats man :) Your shirts are probably dope!
I'm not a businessman, I'm a business, man.
Jan 21, 2016 06:11 AM
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Now some questions, can I use teespring in youtube,twitter,instagram,kik/facebook/blog/site/etc to promote/create sales for my teespring products?
Anyone doing it this way above?
(Jan 21, 2016 06:05 AM)Autocorrect Wrote: Good work Reika that's some amazing earnings! Question. (I've never used that site before)
How much was your initial investment?
The great thing about TeeSpring is that you only pay per shirt you sell, there are no pre-charges. If you don't reach your campaign goal, they don't make the shirts (unless you request them to) and, therefore, you don't pay. It's a great platform for affiliate marketers as it operates on a 'pay-per-profit' scheme. The only losses incurred are advertising costs, which you can set your budget for, you can also quickly determine whether a campaign will fail through the CTR (Click Through Rate) and terminate the advertisement immediately if need be. If you have a few hundred dollars to play with, you could definitely start right away, and expect to see some profit if you do it right.
May I ask how big the percentage is you invested into marketing and advertising?
(Jan 21, 2016 06:11 AM)DuguWudi Wrote: Now some questions, can I use teespring in youtube,twitter,instagram,kik/blog/site/etc to promote/create sales for my teespring products?
Anyone doing it this way above?
You can use any above platform to promote your products, it's entirely your choice. I typically use Facebook, as they have very powerful laser-targeting. You can target specific ages, genders, locations, and even people who have certain interests attached to their profile. For example, if you were to sell a women's running shirt, you could target all women, in the United States, aged between 18-35, who have running in their interests.
Jan 21, 2016 06:20 AM
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(Jan 21, 2016 06:12 AM)Reika Wrote: The great thing about TeeSpring is that you only pay per shirt you sell, there are no pre-charges. If you don't reach your campaign goal, they don't make the shirts (unless you request them to) and, therefore, you don't pay. It's a great platform for affiliate marketers as it operates on a 'pay-per-profit' scheme. The only losses incurred are advertising costs, which you can set your budget for, you can also quickly determine whether a campaign will fail through the CTR (Click Through Rate) and terminate the advertisement immediately if need be. If you have a few hundred dollars to play with, you could definitely start right away, and expect to see some profit if you do it right.
Okay, thank you for that.
Could you tell me where your traffic mostly came from?
(Jan 21, 2016 06:19 AM)Reika Wrote: You can use any above platform to promote your products, it's entirely your choice. I typically use Facebook, as they have very powerful laser-targeting. You can target specific ages, genders, locations, and even people who have certain interests attached to their profile. For example, if you were to sell a women's running shirt, you could target all women, in the United States, aged between 18-35, who have running in their interests.
Nevermind I didn't see this post. But did you promote the products in real life?
(May 11, 2015 09:15 PM)Tonight Wrote: If I get banned for harassment you guys better fix Orchid's diet before you help him fix his computer
Jan 21, 2016 06:21 AM
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(Jan 21, 2016 06:14 AM)Fleckens Wrote: May I ask how big the percentage is you invested into marketing and advertising?
Not actually very much. I planned my campaigns out very well and targeted efficiently, to make the most efficient usage of costs. I'd say about $7-8K has been spent on advertising, or thereabouts.
(Jan 21, 2016 06:20 AM)Autocorrect Wrote: Nevermind I didn't see this post. But did you promote the products in real life?
I actually only used Facebook. I think it's by far the best platform to advertise on and would rather pour all my advertising budget into there, rather than put it into platforms that I was unsure were as efficient.
Jan 21, 2016 06:23 AM
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(Jan 21, 2016 06:19 AM)Reika Wrote: You can use any above platform to promote your products, it's entirely your choice. I typically use Facebook, as they have very powerful laser-targeting. You can target specific ages, genders, locations, and even people who have certain interests attached to their profile. For example, if you were to sell a women's running shirt, you could target all women, in the United States, aged between 18-35, who have running in their interests.
Aaarghh, you mean teespring target customers must be from USA only?😶
I thought can use teepsring internationally or am I wrong, it can only be use in USA?
Congrats Reika! Planning on going hard there soon. Are your T-Shirts attractive or just simple type and where do you find your designers?
PM me for any inquiries.
Jan 21, 2016 06:26 AM
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(Jan 21, 2016 06:21 AM)Reika Wrote: I actually only used Facebook. I think it's by far the best platform to advertise on and would rather pour all my advertising budget into there, rather than put it into platforms that I was unsure were as efficient.
Awesome, thanks for the help!
(May 11, 2015 09:15 PM)Tonight Wrote: If I get banned for harassment you guys better fix Orchid's diet before you help him fix his computer
Jan 21, 2016 06:27 AM
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(Jan 21, 2016 06:23 AM)DuguWudi Wrote: Aaarghh, you mean teespring target customers must be from USA only?
I thought can use teepsring internationally or am I wrong, it can only be use in USA?
They are international. I was just giving you an example.
(Jan 21, 2016 06:25 AM)Jingley Wrote: Congrats Reika! Planning on going hard there soon. Are your T-Shirts attractive or just simple type and where do you find your designers?
I partnered up with a designer from Dribbble and have been working with him for some time. His designs are always very high-quality. There are a lot of very skilled designers on there. I wouldn't advise using people on Fiverr, you will most likely get sub-par designs.
(Jan 21, 2016 06:26 AM)Autocorrect Wrote: Awesome, thanks for the help!
You're welcome!
Saw the Dribbble site, can how much it cost per design?
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