I love the follow-up video to your Niche Research video. First, you teach us how to find the niche, set up the spreadsheet, and fill it with designs. Good on you! Do you really use a public ideogram account or were you just using it to demonstrate how you could design for free.
Thank you robo! Glad you like my mini-course type of videos. Watch for my video next wednesday, where i show the complete workflow on how to edit the images that you get from the AI-art generator to have them ready for uploading to the POD-platform. That's actually the video idea that you've suggested on the AI-christmas designs video. In this video i've used an ideogram account that i just used for this demo. If you generate designs for your own POD-account then i would always recommend that you use some kind of stealth mode. Most AI-art generators offer this mode in a more expensive plan.
@@DanielScholtes Thanks Daniel. I'll be looking for your video on Wednesday. You've helped me get more organized in my niche search and image generation. I was all over the place. Thank you!!
You're welcome, glad it was helpful. In the past (lets say about 6-12 months ago), there was nothing better than midjourney. I've created a lot of graphic-only designs for my POD-business with it. Now, i would recommend flux.1 pro or ideogram 2.0 for using in print-on-demand because they can both create these typical POD styles and are also very strong in generating designs with texts. Midjourney unfortunately still can't generate text and the style that we need and i'm not even sure if it ever will. I would recommend ideogram as it's the best bang for your buck.
Thank you, love reading that! If some of the words in the phrase are trademarked and are common language, then it's not a problem. But i would also put the phrase into google to check if the phrase known from a movie or a song for example. Then don't use the phrase. I've made a separate video about trademarks, check it here: ua-cam.com/video/2M2NCBRghHk/v-deo.html If you have more questions, please let me know.
@DanielScholtes Thank you so much. I have one more question. If I take a phrase, for example, "just a girl who loves to travel," and I search on the USPTO, and I find that one word is trademarked, should I leave it?
You're welcome. Yes, every word in this phrase is just common language, so as long as the complete phrase is not trademarked you're good to go. Be careful if 2 or more following words are trademarked (marked red in productor), then i just wouldn't use the phrase.
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I love the follow-up video to your Niche Research video. First, you teach us how to find the niche, set up the spreadsheet, and fill it with designs. Good on you! Do you really use a public ideogram account or were you just using it to demonstrate how you could design for free.
Thank you robo! Glad you like my mini-course type of videos. Watch for my video next wednesday, where i show the complete workflow on how to edit the images that you get from the AI-art generator to have them ready for uploading to the POD-platform. That's actually the video idea that you've suggested on the AI-christmas designs video. In this video i've used an ideogram account that i just used for this demo. If you generate designs for your own POD-account then i would always recommend that you use some kind of stealth mode. Most AI-art generators offer this mode in a more expensive plan.
@@DanielScholtes Thanks Daniel. I'll be looking for your video on Wednesday. You've helped me get more organized in my niche search and image generation. I was all over the place. Thank you!!
You're welcome, love to hear that!
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Thanks for the video! 😊❤🎉 Which would you recommend as the better option: Ideogram or MidJourney? Thanks ❤😊
You're welcome, glad it was helpful. In the past (lets say about 6-12 months ago), there was nothing better than midjourney. I've created a lot of graphic-only designs for my POD-business with it. Now, i would recommend flux.1 pro or ideogram 2.0 for using in print-on-demand because they can both create these typical POD styles and are also very strong in generating designs with texts. Midjourney unfortunately still can't generate text and the style that we need and i'm not even sure if it ever will. I would recommend ideogram as it's the best bang for your buck.
You do a great job, thank you so much. I just have a question. But the phrase you do is it legal? Because some of the words has trademark.
Thank you, love reading that! If some of the words in the phrase are trademarked and are common language, then it's not a problem. But i would also put the phrase into google to check if the phrase known from a movie or a song for example. Then don't use the phrase. I've made a separate video about trademarks, check it here: ua-cam.com/video/2M2NCBRghHk/v-deo.html
If you have more questions, please let me know.
@DanielScholtes Thank you so much. I have one more question. If I take a phrase, for example, "just a girl who loves to travel," and I search on the USPTO, and I find that one word is trademarked, should I leave it?
You're welcome. Yes, every word in this phrase is just common language, so as long as the complete phrase is not trademarked you're good to go. Be careful if 2 or more following words are trademarked (marked red in productor), then i just wouldn't use the phrase.