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im skeptical about this as well. probably have some hidden ad spend like many posters above said

The way I look at it- I'll take stuff from this and then use what others say too. Even in one of his wso comments he said he did not use custom audience so we could Target better. Just look at his t-shirt and "get" how he appeals... there is something to learn from this.
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rep added also thanks...

thanks for sharing.

Thanks for the share. After a decade of selling t-shirts online I can tell you these case studies are gold. At first I passed on all the teespring hype but the beauty is that these guys are leaving a lot of money on the table because of the obvious flaws in the teespring model. Fix those flaws with a different backend approach, tweak the case study a bit, run it and you got some low hanging fruit that's easy to pick. The testing is done for you and you can double the profit per sale, have upsells, multiple item sales etc. But I'm sure most here already know that.

(01-02-2014 05:14 AM)Anti-BS Wrote: [ -> ]This is the T-shirt he claiming to make $2K from..

Code:

http://teespring.com/SonsOfOregon

Again, Skeptical that that is the true ad spend - he is targeting wide (16-60) sending traffic direct to teespring and not using website conversions on Facebook... Very suspect.

Tried to access that T/shirt page and got this?

"Uh oh... We couldn't find the page you're looking for."

Here is the google cached version. Don't know how long it will still be available since teespring deleted it.

(01-07-2014 11:09 PM)sinip Wrote: [ -> ]

(01-02-2014 05:14 AM)Anti-BS Wrote: [ -> ]This is the T-shirt he claiming to make $2K from..

Code:

http://teespring.com/SonsOfOregon

Again, Skeptical that that is the true ad spend - he is targeting wide (16-60) sending traffic direct to teespring and not using website conversions on Facebook... Very suspect.

Tried to access that T/shirt page and got this?

"Uh oh... We couldn't find the page you're looking for."

Thanks. Well cache shows 967 sold, not bad at all. The question is how much Teespring charges (I have no idea, will have to check the site) and how much was spent into advertising. But looks doable, if you hit the right market. Will have to find the time to go through the course, among the preparation for second part of 1st semester exams, due in two weeks. :)

1000$ for ads is a real investment but he didn't use it perfectly !

1000 to 1.3 in conversion clicks its bad !

how do you earn from these t-shirts?

I mean do you join as an affiliate and earn like 10% commission on each t-shirt you sell or what?

I'm just asking ya'll..