Don't Forget to Do This! - Spoonflower Marketing Must for your Print on Demand Fabric Shop
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- In this episode, I share three tips for making more sales on Spoonflower.
I walk you through how to set up your automated message responder to connect with buyers, along with why this is so crucial.
I also share two more ways to connect with buyers to increase your chances of repeat sales.
If you are a sewist or crafter and you are interested in supporting my journey as an artist, you can find my Spoonflower shop here: bit.ly/3FRXpUt
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Do you want to hear more Spoonflower-related content? Any personal stories about using the messaging feature to share? Please let me know here in the comments 💙
Great advice.
Thanks so much for this episode.. I kept going into edit shop, trying to find my automated message, I have been wanting to update it for months 🙃 😊
Hi! New to spoonflower as a crafter. I noticed many artists state to reach out for licensing inquiries. By publishing on spoonflower marketplace, are crafters not already able to print and produce commercial products with the fabric? Why the additional licensing step?
Thank you!
This is often more geared towards companies, who may want to license the design on their products of all kinds, not just fabrics.
A later in life artist, this is going to be my name I’m over 60
Love it!
Fun video 💜💜💜
thanks!!
Question can you sell patterns form form ripper
I'm not familiar with "form ripper," sorry!
I think you mean, Repper? I think that's the name... it is a pattern generator.. really, fun but limited in some ways. Yes, Repper says you can, and I have a few dozen patterns I made on Repper in my Spoonflower shop. I haven't been on the site in months though.
@@LaurelCanyonMojo thanks for helping out! I wasn't sure what the poster meant. I will have to check out Repper!