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So this course may have value @scraigwake Plus rep to the OP

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This is not a course or anything anywhere near a course. This is simply a link to Teespring so that people can see the t-shirt designs that people have uploaded and are selling (or not as the case may be).

I just got banned from one of Don Wilson's FB groups for stating the obvious among Don's legion of ass lickers, which was, simply stating that Don had set this up simply to get access to everyone else's designs so that he could copy/steal the idea and quickly make his own offers to his groups without having to think too much of new deisgns. People don't seem to understand that this is exactly what he is doing and treat him like a Fb Demi god, hanging on his every word with BS comments of "you are great", "you are wonderful and so clever", I love you don wilson" and all the other kiss ass stuff which boosts his already huge ego even more.

Teespring is good for making money and has made a lot of people a lot of money but better not to let someone like don wilson steal your hard thought out designs easily.

Feel free to disregard this message if you don't agree, its just my opinion.

(02-08-2014 08:45 AM)scraigwake Wrote: [ -> ]How viable is Teespring? I was on a webinar with the principals of Teespring this week. There are Entrepreneurs using FB for leads who are pulling in 5 figures per month. Your only out of pocket expense is the advertising you need to do and that can be controlled by shutting it down if your tee-shirt campaign is not selling.

The key is to find hot niches that have motivated buyers. Imagine selling over 3,500 hoodies with at least a $10 profit margin in 14 days in the nursing niche? What did the promoter do? He relaunched the campaign because of demand.

Be VERY careful, do not fall into this mistake. I have read dozens of Teespring courses and I can tell you this: They are all BS. They all tell you that you can put up an ad in 5 minutes and see the money roll in.

No, you can not just set up an ad and sell 1000 hoodies. You will just end up broke and frustrated. EVERY campaign I have studied that sells lots of items is doing it because they have a huge facebook fan page, not because of advertising.

How did the nursing one sell so many? Easy, they have a fan page with 50k members

Thank you for the share!

Thanks You...Great research tool Rep+ given!

(02-09-2014 09:37 AM)quijibo Wrote: [ -> ]Was wondering about that?

(02-08-2014 08:45 AM)scraigwake Wrote: [ -> ]How viable is Teespring? I was on a webinar with the principals of Teespring this week. There are Entrepreneurs using FB for leads who are pulling in 5 figures per month. Your only out of pocket expense is the advertising you need to do and that can be controlled by shutting it down if your tee-shirt campaign is not selling.

The key is to find hot niches that have motivated buyers. Imagine selling over 3,500 hoodies with at least a $10 profit margin in 14 days in the nursing niche? What did the promoter do? He relaunched the campaign because of demand.

Be VERY careful, do not fall into this mistake. I have read dozens of Teespring courses and I can tell you this: They are all BS. They all tell you that you can put up an ad in 5 minutes and see the money roll in.

No, you can not just set up an ad and sell 1000 hoodies. You will just end up broke and frustrated. EVERY campaign I have studied that sells lots of items is doing it because they have a huge facebook fan page, not because of advertising.

How did the nursing one sell so many? Easy, they have a fan page with 50k members

Code:

www.facebook.com/NursesAreHeroes

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Thank you for the review. I don't know the fella or his tactics. I take your word for it. I know there's IMers like that out there.

(02-08-2014 08:40 PM)tinamou99 Wrote: [ -> ]This is not a course or anything anywhere near a course. This is simply a link to Teespring so that people can see the t-shirt designs that people have uploaded and are selling (or not as the case may be).

I just got banned from one of Don Wilson's FB groups for stating the obvious among Don's legion of ass lickers, which was, simply stating that Don had set this up simply to get access to everyone else's designs so that he could copy/steal the idea and quickly make his own offers to his groups without having to think too much of new deisgns. People don't seem to understand that this is exactly what he is doing and treat him like a Fb Demi god, hanging on his every word with BS comments of "you are great", "you are wonderful and so clever", I love you don wilson" and all the other kiss ass stuff which boosts his already huge ego even more.

Teespring is good for making money and has made a lot of people a lot of money but better not to let someone like don wilson steal your hard thought out designs easily.

Feel free to disregard this message if you don't agree, its just my opinion.

(02-09-2014 09:37 AM)quijibo Wrote: [ -> ]

(02-08-2014 08:45 AM)scraigwake Wrote: [ -> ]How viable is Teespring? I was on a webinar with the principals of Teespring this week. There are Entrepreneurs using FB for leads who are pulling in 5 figures per month. Your only out of pocket expense is the advertising you need to do and that can be controlled by shutting it down if your tee-shirt campaign is not selling.

The key is to find hot niches that have motivated buyers. Imagine selling over 3,500 hoodies with at least a $10 profit margin in 14 days in the nursing niche? What did the promoter do? He relaunched the campaign because of demand.

Be VERY careful, do not fall into this mistake. I have read dozens of Teespring courses and I can tell you this: They are all BS. They all tell you that you can put up an ad in 5 minutes and see the money roll in.

No, you can not just set up an ad and sell 1000 hoodies. You will just end up broke and frustrated. EVERY campaign I have studied that sells lots of items is doing it because they have a huge facebook fan page, not because of advertising.

How did the nursing one sell so many? Easy, they have a fan page with 50k members

Code:

www.facebook.com/NursesAreHeroes

Thanks for the information. What would be your suggestion, build a fan page of qualified members then market to them?.

Germ66, it's not necessary to have a big FB page to be successful with Teespring, it IS necessary to have a very good design and to make a targeted audience. Above all though, what's needed is for you to have money in order to promote the campaign. If you have no money to promote, you won't do anything, simple as that really.

Don Wilson IMHO is so full of his own shadow, very little light is going to shine on those under him. He dose that thing with his mouth (choo choo choo) when he searches for stuff on the webinar and I want to smack him. He doesn't give the whole scoop and he does have some huge pages that he doesn't level about how much he paid to build them. From my own experience and this holds true for most marketing gigs on Facebook, you need at least 5,000 or more followers that are targeted in niches that are passionate to make it work. Doable? Yep, but not for free and not through any help from Donny "Brasco!" Personally, I love watching his $hit float all over the net and there is much better value here than anything he can sell, borrow, or steal, trust me!