The "Stickers on Redbubble" Phenomenon
@stine1online (835)
Germany
April 15, 2019 12:58am CST
Redbubble is a print on demand website like all the others. The customer orders a product, the designer of the graphics on the products gets a percentage, bam - finished business.
There are gazillions of products out there. Coffee mugs, t-shirts, posters, canvas prints, confetti, whatever you may think of so WHY on earth am I selling stickers on Redbubble and almost nothing else? Every other sale are STICKERS. Only on Redbubble. I never sell stickers on any other website. Not on Zazzle, not on Cafepress, not on Society6. ONLY ON REDBUBBLE.
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@bagarad (14283)
• Paso Robles, California
15 Apr 19
I wish I had an answer for you. I've never put products there because there was something in the terms about sales taxes that bothered me and I could never figure it out. On Zazzle I seem to only sell postcards most of the time. I have sold some stickers, posters, and greeting cards, but usually just postcards. How do you like the new Zazzle terms this month?
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@stine1online (835)
• Germany
15 Apr 19
Oh yes, postcards on Zazzle are almost all I sell there. The other products are too expensive I guess.
The new terms do not really bother me. I DO create at least one new product in 15 months, so I should be safe.
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@bagarad (14283)
• Paso Robles, California
16 Apr 19
@stine1online I was more worried about the affiliate part, since I hardly ever get an affiliate sale anymore.
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@stine1online (835)
• Germany
19 Apr 19
@bagarad Don't worry. It is EITHER OR, not BOTH.
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@lookatdesktop (27134)
• Dallas, Texas
26 Apr 19
It's good you get some extra revenue with that. This is the first I've heard of it.
@stine1online (835)
• Germany
25 Jun 20
Thanks for stopping by. I was able to sell some other products on Redbubble by now and have increased my royalty for stickers only to earn more money with them.
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