The weather might not be a sign, but the calendar doesn’t lie. Spring is coming and the t-shirt season along with it! This is a great chance to get your shop in shape by the time your customers are out there looking for tees. You can find some helpful tips in our Spreaducation section and here in the blog:
- How to use Google Adwords(Part 1)
- Get even more traffic with Adwords (Part 2)
- 5 Tips to Market your Online Shop Offline with flyers
- AndTons of Spreadshirt tips from Temple
But, we’re thinking that we aren’t the only ones that have something to say about the t-shirt business. That’s why we decided to turn the tables around a little. We want to let some of our partners have a say in things and share some of their own tips in different areas of the online t-shirt business. How do things work? For example, answers to questions like:
- How do I use CSS to embed a t-shirt shop in a website or blog?
- How do I create a vector design for plot printing?
- How do I use social media to market my shop online?
- What is the right price for my product?
Those are just a few ideas we thought of. What are you interested in learning? Perhaps you have some experience in a certain area that would be useful for other partners? We want you to share this with the world! Then please write us an email at stories at spreadshirt . net or leave a comment below.
So, what do you want to learn or share?!
Weird, you should be able to log into the forum with your spreadshirt login and pw.
You’re the man Dave. Thanks. I’ve tried a few times to get into the forum and I’ve even asked Temple to help me get access but I keep getting denied. I don’t like bothering her all the time so I’ve kind of just given up trying to use it.
Lots of great questions Joe. We’ll try and find someone to answer those questions for you.
A place for you to find and contact that kind of partner would be in the forum. https://forum.spreadshirt.com/
Simply start a thread and see if someone responds. But, we’ll try and find someone who fits your description, too 🙂
I am curious to know whether there are Spreadshirt Partners who are successful solely in marketing other people’s designs. If so, do they actively seek out designers and negotiate commissions, do they hire a designer for their designs, do they scour the Spreadshirt Marketplace looking for good inexpensive designs, etc.?
If there is a demand, is there a place where designers could find and contact these marketers?