I only found out about Printful last week. The deciding factors for myself - I don't have to pay out for expensive printers and inks, plus earning some money as a passive income - someone else taking care of the manufacturing and shipping 🙂. Thanks for the video x
Thanks for the video. Not sure where you live, but Printful has locations all over the world now. Just a thought... if your business life revolves around a partnership with Printful, have you thought of calling them and asking to visit one of their factories to see what is going on behind the scenes? I live in Charlotte, North Carolina and have had a tour of the Printful fulfillment warehouse for apparel but am looking forward to a tour of the second warehouse next door that prints everything else such as mugs, posters, etc... There is a non-disclosure agreement (NDL) that you must sign, and no photography is allowed for various legal reasons, but other than that I got a tour of the whole place. Not everyone would get access, but if you have a shop and you have years of partnership with them, I don't see why they would say no.
Thank you lovely. I use them as my drop shipping company and have really enjoyed it. It would be so interesting to see what their process looks like behind the scenes. Thank you for letting me know about the opportunity to visit them 😀💕
Been using Printful from my Etsy shop for a few months. Also very happy with the company. One thing I'm needing some hand-holding on is how to use the Foreign shipping in Etsy. I'm offering free shipping in the US, but don't know how to sell to Europe. Do you have a video on this subject? Thanks.
I enjoyed your take on Printful. Do you have any information on using Printful and Amazon as the selling platform? What would the process be like and are you having any success with Amazon? Thanks so much. I am learning so much from your video tutorials.
Hi Diane. Yes I use Printful in my Amazon shop for both my USA and UK customers. I really like that Printful has both a European and American division so all my customers can expect about the same shipping times and don't have to worry about paying import fees (for example if I was shipping an order from the UK to America or the other way round). Atm I prefer to use the manual option with Printful and simply plug in each order I get on Amazon (which only takes me seconds) rather than use the full automation option they have (this is just purely personal preference). This is simply because I'm still just trying to discover whats right for me and just getting comfortable with Printful but they have been amazing to work with and I personally haven't had any difficulty using them. Eventually I would like to move over to the full automation option but right now I'm super happy using the manual method as it takes up so little time in the day and I like to see what orders i'm getting coming through. I also like Amazon as a platform. It's been a really valuable addition to my business and they have a good flow of organic traffic. Let me know if you're thinking about selling on Amazon lovely and how it goes? I would love to do some videos on this subject in the future if anyones interested :) I'm super excited to see how you find both Amazon and Printful if you decide to use either of them in the future :) I hope that helps a little lovely. Laura
Thanks, Laura. I have used Amazon in the past to sell a few books merchant fulfilled. I see that most sales seem to come from FBA sellers. I don't see many sellers using print on demand that seem to be having any great degree of success based on the low amount of reviews. I do however see people selling print on demand through Amazon's FBA program with good results. I'm still researching this but right now it doesn't seem cost effective to buy mugs in bulk to sell on FBA. Thanks again.
Of course it's entirely up to you which route you decide to go down lovely so you're right to definitely do your own independent homework when it comes to where you'd want to sell online. I personally have had lovely results from selling print on demand on Amazon but I must say it is hard to get reviewed on Amazon in general unless you are actively pushing for reviews or it's on a product such as a book or super expensive item whereby more customers are interested in leaving their feedback. Don't let that put you off from thinking that sellers don't do well on the platform though. I've personally sold many of my prints on Amazon and although people love to give me feedback on my Etsy shop they seldom review my products on Amazon even though I've had no complaints. I think it's just the nature of the two different platforms. Again it's super important you feel comfortable and confident on whichever platform you decide to try so you're definitely right to keep researching :) Amazon FBA could also be a great option aswell but I don't personally have much experience with it as it would personally be too time and cost intensive for me to pre-print all my art prints and store them in advance for customers. Again though this is entirely up to what you'd like to sell and how you'd like to lay out your shop. Good luck with your research lovely. You're definitely doing the right thing with researching as much as possible :) Laura
Thanks for sharing, have you integrated the printful now? I am getting started on printful through etsy but I do not know should i upload the maximum size for prints to cover all size options?
Brilliant advice - thank you so much! I have just begun my own Printful journey. I ordered some samples of my art prints and they were beautiful so I am very grateful for your insights that gave me the push to move into print fulfilment. If I could ask you a question though? What do you do about metallic prints? Do you avoid making them or do you add metallic elements to your prints and add a disclaimer that lets the customer know it will be a muted gold or yellow - rather than a metallic foil effect? Thank you in advance for your thoughts on this.
Hi lovely. I don't personally offer physical metallic prints so i'm not sure how it would work but if you wanted to offer them then I would definitely recommend getting some samples from Printful for the metallic designs you want to use and seeing how they look. Then if you're happy with them it would definitely be worth letting your customers know in the listing description that the metallic will be printed and not an official metallic effect 😀💕 I hope that helps lovely. Evaknows xoxo
I'm thinking about doing this, but what are all of your responsibilities as the seller, the profiteer when doing this? Do you have to pay anything to them for it to work? I was reading the FAQS to find answers, but they seem to be mixed with buyer and seller questions.
Hi lovely. When it comes to my Printful drop shipping process, I have to make sure that the overall cost of my art prints to my customers cover the cost of Printful creating the product and shipping it to them. Then you'll need to add your profit so that it's worth you creating that product in your Etsy shop and so you can grow your monthly income. Once you've set up your Printful account and created your products then everytime that you sell your products you just need to put through your order (if you choose to do it manually). Or you can set it up automatically and Printful will create and send out the drop ship product for you. You'll take the payment from your customer... Minus the cost of Printful manufacturing and shipping. And you're left with your profit! I hope that makes sense lovely. Evaknows xoxo
Hi can I ask a question I’m a bit confused about the selling aspect of this company. If someone buys your product with a credit card does Printful take their cut from the buyer and the profit then goes to your bank account?. I did hear that printful charges your card and then returns the profit to your card..if that’s the case and you use auto selling then I would never know how much I’m left with each month.That doesn’t make sense to me as the third party should be the person that pays printful and you at the same time. I work full time so this to me is a sideline to make some money. Thank you as e-commerce is relatively new to me and a bit scary.
Guys, you put money in printful account as far as I know, so as soon as you sell a t-shirt on your website, they take their payment from your printful account that you have topped up. I think. I'm about to use it now
Hi Eva! I've opened my digital prints recently on etsy and been thinking of doing dropshipping. Came across printful and searched for your name and voila! 😍 you had a video about it! 🙌😍 my question is: do I have to change my shop to print now instead of offering digital prints? Or could I offer both?🤔 thanks
Hi lovely. You can offer both digital and physical products in your shop if you want to. I personally choose to but it's totally you're choice lovely 😀💕
Im considering creating custom shirts using printful, however i am hesitant as id like to sell on facebook by creating custom works and selling on demand by manually sending straight to the customer, is printful good with problems that may occur, say a print comes out weird or they dont have the right size? how would i deal with a fullfillment plan in that way that would keep everyone happy without effecting me too hard with investing while im still smaller?
Hi Abbigail. I don't personally have experience with using printful to create T-shirts so I'm not quite sure exactly how it works with apparel but when it comes to my art prints I have had few problems using the platform. I like to manually enter my orders into Printful simply because I like to keep track of my sales and it takes me minutes to do but I haven't experienced any customers have an issue with one of my prints being printed strange or them running out of stock for my art prints so I can't guide you from personal experience on how to solve that problem. I will say that Printful does make it clear that if they're at fault for a faulty item or being out of stock that you will get a full refund or they will send out a new order to your customer as soon as possible and I find that as long as you're upfront and honest with your customer and explain the situation and either refund them or send them a new order out as soon as possible MOST customers will be understanding. I have made mistakes with orders in the past (my own fault not Printfuls) and my customers have been very understanding as long as i'm straight with them and rectify the problem by either replacing the item or giving them a refund. In general though Printful has been amazing and thankfully I don't make ordering mistakes often so as a small business I can handle a few mistakes that cost me a little here and there due to my own fault. I hope that helps lovely. Your T-Shirt business sounds like a great idea :) Evaknows
@@Evaknowsoffice thank you so much for the quick response, wasn't expecting lol I'm so nervous to take the leap but that does relieve me a lot. I just worry about not seeing the quality control when it's being directly delivered to the customer and of course I want them to be completely satisfied with whatever product I contribute in making. I completely understand about the manual thing, I'm the same way and rather it not be completely automated xD thank you very much, it does help a lot
I have a question, hope you can help with this. I'm based in the UK and using Printful. I have the selection filled out for ship EU orders from the EU (and the US and MX) in the Printful settings. But when I see my live listing on Etsy, it says ships from the US with the high international shipping fee. Since I'm in the UK, shouldn't it be shipping from EU? Thanks :)
When you do it manually, How does the customer find your printful page? Are your manual printful listings searchable on Google? Or are your printful listings linked to your personal Web site (rather than Etsy). Thanks Eva...I'm just about to try all of this.
Hi lovely. The customer doesn't find your Printful page, you promote your physical prints on your normal retail platform e.g Etsy, Amazon, your personal website etc. Then you can either sync up your Printful account to automatically process the order when an order is placed in your shop or you can manually put through the order yourself depending on what you prefer :) I hope that helps a little lovely. Evaknows xoxo
Hi lovely. I don't know any UK based print on demand services that sell Ecards as I don't personally sell them but please let me know if you do manage to find them. And also consider international drop-shipping companies as ones such as Printful have a printing warehouse in Europe and so can keep shipping expenses to a minimum around the UK and Europe.
I thinking of doing frames for my travel photogrpahy with printful, super excited and nervous at same time. Great Video got a new sub :). I’m not sure if I should offer the frame photo’s as posters as well for a lower price, would they compete with each other, but some people just dont like nailing frames in and posters are easier. I’m torn on this, what do you think?
Hi lovely. I think it's up to you if you want to offer your customers more than one product and price option 😀💕I think it can be quite helpful to offer a variety of product options in your business to help reach more customers in your niche 😀💕
Hi lovely. I use Printful for both my Etsy shop and my Amazon shops and i've never seen any issues with their timing 😀💕 I personally find that Etsy customers are much more understanding of slightly longer shipping times as they understand their purchasing from an artisan platform and that each shop is just one or a few people sharing their products. I find that Amazon has a much faster turn around expectation with their audience as it's the platform of buy today... receive tomorrow lol. In my experience, just always ensure that you are clear and transparent about your shipping times with your audience and that you never underestimate how long it takes to deliver and your customers will be perfectly happy. I've never had a shipping time issue with either Etsy or Amazon using Printful but I would always suggest that you make sure you're being clear about your shipping times with your customers on both platforms 😀💕
Congratulations lovely. Definitely post your Etsy shop name if you'd like so I can take a look that's so exciting :) I personally like to use the enhanced matte paper posters on Printful but of course it's entirely up to you on what you'd like.
Hi Loving. No i've personally never had a problem with quality or any scent to my art printables, i'm sorry to hear that you had a different experience with Printful. As I mention in the video, I use Printful to create my art printables and I haven't had a problem with shipping or their quality at all but I can't personally vouch for what it's like to ship their other products. If I was you I would email them and explain the problem you had with the products you ordered. In my experience they have gotten back to me super quickly whenever i've emailed them to enquire about something. It may of been a bad batch of products but you want to make 100% sure that the products you will be selling meet all of your standards so I totally think it's super important to make sure you won't have that issue again 😀 I hope that helps some lovely and definitely keep me updated with your drop-shipping journey I would love to know what products you sell and how you resolve the issue you had with Printful 😀💕 Evaknows xoxo
Hi Yvette. I've been using Printful for years and I personally find them to be quite fairly priced for all the work they do to manufacture and deliver your product to your customer 😀💕 No they didn't sponser me or pay me to create any videos. I just personally like their company and I use them for my own businesses so just wanted to share my thoughts on them as a customer 😀💕 Its totally cool if they're not right for you. I hope you find a drop-shop company that works for you and your needs 😀💕
I only found out about Printful last week. The deciding factors for myself - I don't have to pay out for expensive printers and inks, plus earning some money as a passive income - someone else taking care of the manufacturing and shipping 🙂. Thanks for the video x
You're the best! Thanks for the advice and encouragement. I look forward to seeing more of the helpful videos you share so freely!
Thanks for the video. Not sure where you live, but Printful has locations all over the world now. Just a thought... if your business life revolves around a partnership with Printful, have you thought of calling them and asking to visit one of their factories to see what is going on behind the scenes? I live in Charlotte, North Carolina and have had a tour of the Printful fulfillment warehouse for apparel but am looking forward to a tour of the second warehouse next door that prints everything else such as mugs, posters, etc... There is a non-disclosure agreement (NDL) that you must sign, and no photography is allowed for various legal reasons, but other than that I got a tour of the whole place. Not everyone would get access, but if you have a shop and you have years of partnership with them, I don't see why they would say no.
Thank you lovely. I use them as my drop shipping company and have really enjoyed it. It would be so interesting to see what their process looks like behind the scenes. Thank you for letting me know about the opportunity to visit them 😀💕
Hey! My Etsy and Printful shops are connected and it’s great.
How much is Etsy monthly
@@Theseghhhhjvft etsy is free you only pay to list an item 20 cents per item i think
You're a real Gem, thank you for being such great help!!
Been using Printful from my Etsy shop for a few months. Also very happy with the company. One thing I'm needing some hand-holding on is how to use the Foreign shipping in Etsy. I'm offering free shipping in the US, but don't know how to sell to Europe.
Do you have a video on this subject? Thanks.
I enjoyed your take on Printful. Do you have any information on using Printful and Amazon as the selling platform? What would the process be like and are you having any success with Amazon? Thanks so much. I am learning so much from your video tutorials.
Hi Diane. Yes I use Printful in my Amazon shop for both my USA and UK customers.
I really like that Printful has both a European and American division so all my customers can expect about the same shipping times and don't have to worry about paying import fees (for example if I was shipping an order from the UK to America or the other way round).
Atm I prefer to use the manual option with Printful and simply plug in each order I get on Amazon (which only takes me seconds) rather than use the full automation option they have (this is just purely personal preference).
This is simply because I'm still just trying to discover whats right for me and just getting comfortable with Printful but they have been amazing to work with and I personally haven't had any difficulty using them.
Eventually I would like to move over to the full automation option but right now I'm super happy using the manual method as it takes up so little time in the day and I like to see what orders i'm getting coming through.
I also like Amazon as a platform. It's been a really valuable addition to my business and they have a good flow of organic traffic. Let me know if you're thinking about selling on Amazon lovely and how it goes? I would love to do some videos on this subject in the future if anyones interested :)
I'm super excited to see how you find both Amazon and Printful if you decide to use either of them in the future :)
I hope that helps a little lovely.
Laura
Good review just when I need it. Thanks for sharing all these tips.
Thanks, Laura. I have used Amazon in the past to sell a few books merchant fulfilled. I see that most sales seem to come from FBA sellers. I don't see many sellers using print on demand that seem to be having any great degree of success based on the low amount of reviews. I do however see people selling print on demand through Amazon's FBA program with good results. I'm still researching this but right now it doesn't seem cost effective to buy mugs in bulk to sell on FBA. Thanks again.
Of course it's entirely up to you which route you decide to go down lovely so you're right to definitely do your own independent homework when it comes to where you'd want to sell online. I personally have had lovely results from selling print on demand on Amazon but I must say it is hard to get reviewed on Amazon in general unless you are actively pushing for reviews or it's on a product such as a book or super expensive item whereby more customers are interested in leaving their feedback.
Don't let that put you off from thinking that sellers don't do well on the platform though. I've personally sold many of my prints on Amazon and although people love to give me feedback on my Etsy shop they seldom review my products on Amazon even though I've had no complaints. I think it's just the nature of the two different platforms.
Again it's super important you feel comfortable and confident on whichever platform you decide to try so you're definitely right to keep researching :)
Amazon FBA could also be a great option aswell but I don't personally have much experience with it as it would personally be too time and cost intensive for me to pre-print all my art prints and store them in advance for customers. Again though this is entirely up to what you'd like to sell and how you'd like to lay out your shop.
Good luck with your research lovely. You're definitely doing the right thing with researching as much as possible :)
Laura
Thanks for sharing, have you integrated the printful now? I am getting started on printful through etsy but I do not know should i upload the maximum size for prints to cover all size options?
Great information. I'm trying to soak it all in before I open my shop. Do you sell more physical prints of your designs or digital?
Brilliant advice and exactly what I needed. Thank you!x
Brilliant advice - thank you so much! I have just begun my own Printful journey. I ordered some samples of my art prints and they were beautiful so I am very grateful for your insights that gave me the push to move into print fulfilment. If I could ask you a question though? What do you do about metallic prints? Do you avoid making them or do you add metallic elements to your prints and add a disclaimer that lets the customer know it will be a muted gold or yellow - rather than a metallic foil effect?
Thank you in advance for your thoughts on this.
Hi lovely. I don't personally offer physical metallic prints so i'm not sure how it would work but if you wanted to offer them then I would definitely recommend getting some samples from Printful for the metallic designs you want to use and seeing how they look.
Then if you're happy with them it would definitely be worth letting your customers know in the listing description that the metallic will be printed and not an official metallic effect 😀💕
I hope that helps lovely.
Evaknows
xoxo
Evaknows Brilliant! Thanks so much xx
It has taken 11 days for my product to be fulfilled and I still don't have it. But I'm willing to give them another chance... maybe
I'm thinking about doing this, but what are all of your responsibilities as the seller, the profiteer when doing this? Do you have to pay anything to them for it to work? I was reading the FAQS to find answers, but they seem to be mixed with buyer and seller questions.
Hi lovely.
When it comes to my Printful drop shipping process, I have to make sure that the overall cost of my art prints to my customers cover the cost of Printful creating the product and shipping it to them.
Then you'll need to add your profit so that it's worth you creating that product in your Etsy shop and so you can grow your monthly income.
Once you've set up your Printful account and created your products then everytime that you sell your products you just need to put through your order (if you choose to do it manually).
Or you can set it up automatically and Printful will create and send out the drop ship product for you.
You'll take the payment from your customer...
Minus the cost of Printful manufacturing and shipping.
And you're left with your profit!
I hope that makes sense lovely.
Evaknows
xoxo
Do you have to pay for anything out of pocket or do the expenses get deducted from the sell?
Hi, are they also able to ship in canada? Im from Canada and I'm wondering if theyre able to ship the product to cutomers in Canada
Hi can I ask a question I’m a bit confused about the selling aspect of this company. If someone buys your product with a credit card does Printful take their cut from the buyer and the profit then goes to your bank account?. I did hear that printful charges your card and then returns the profit to your card..if that’s the case and you use auto selling then I would never know how much I’m left with each month.That doesn’t make sense to me as the third party should be the person that pays printful and you at the same time. I work full time so this to me is a sideline to make some money. Thank you as e-commerce is relatively new to me and a bit scary.
That's what I'm confused about.. Like do I pay prinful or does my customer. Plus do I pay prinful each order I get? So confusing
Guys, you put money in printful account as far as I know, so as soon as you sell a t-shirt on your website, they take their payment from your printful account that you have topped up. I think. I'm about to use it now
Hi Eva! I've opened my digital prints recently on etsy and been thinking of doing dropshipping. Came across printful and searched for your name and voila! 😍 you had a video about it! 🙌😍 my question is: do I have to change my shop to print now instead of offering digital prints? Or could I offer both?🤔 thanks
Hi lovely. You can offer both digital and physical products in your shop if you want to. I personally choose to but it's totally you're choice lovely 😀💕
Evaknows thank you só much for your reply! 😍
So I assume I could put like a section or two of printed items?
Xx
I have a question to ask if a customer purchase your product directly through printful will you get pay or make profit?
Really helpful. Thanks!
Im considering creating custom shirts using printful, however i am hesitant as id like to sell on facebook by creating custom works and selling on demand by manually sending straight to the customer, is printful good with problems that may occur, say a print comes out weird or they dont have the right size? how would i deal with a fullfillment plan in that way that would keep everyone happy without effecting me too hard with investing while im still smaller?
Hi Abbigail.
I don't personally have experience with using printful to create T-shirts so I'm not quite sure exactly how it works with apparel but when it comes to my art prints I have had few problems using the platform.
I like to manually enter my orders into Printful simply because I like to keep track of my sales and it takes me minutes to do but I haven't experienced any customers have an issue with one of my prints being printed strange or them running out of stock for my art prints so I can't guide you from personal experience on how to solve that problem.
I will say that Printful does make it clear that if they're at fault for a faulty item or being out of stock that you will get a full refund or they will send out a new order to your customer as soon as possible and I find that as long as you're upfront and honest with your customer and explain the situation and either refund them or send them a new order out as soon as possible MOST customers will be understanding.
I have made mistakes with orders in the past (my own fault not Printfuls) and my customers have been very understanding as long as i'm straight with them and rectify the problem by either replacing the item or giving them a refund.
In general though Printful has been amazing and thankfully I don't make ordering mistakes often so as a small business I can handle a few mistakes that cost me a little here and there due to my own fault.
I hope that helps lovely.
Your T-Shirt business sounds like a great idea :)
Evaknows
@@Evaknowsoffice thank you so much for the quick response, wasn't expecting lol I'm so nervous to take the leap but that does relieve me a lot. I just worry about not seeing the quality control when it's being directly delivered to the customer and of course I want them to be completely satisfied with whatever product I contribute in making. I completely understand about the manual thing, I'm the same way and rather it not be completely automated xD thank you very much, it does help a lot
I have a question, hope you can help with this. I'm based in the UK and using Printful. I have the selection filled out for ship EU orders from the EU (and the US and MX) in the Printful settings. But when I see my live listing on Etsy, it says ships from the US with the high international shipping fee. Since I'm in the UK, shouldn't it be shipping from EU? Thanks :)
When you do it manually,
How does the customer find your printful page? Are your manual printful listings searchable on Google? Or are your printful listings linked to your personal Web site (rather than Etsy). Thanks Eva...I'm just about to try all of this.
Hi lovely. The customer doesn't find your Printful page, you promote your physical prints on your normal retail platform e.g Etsy, Amazon, your personal website etc. Then you can either sync up your Printful account to automatically process the order when an order is placed in your shop or you can manually put through the order yourself depending on what you prefer :)
I hope that helps a little lovely.
Evaknows
xoxo
how much do u earn per month
HELP!!! - I am desperately searching Greeting Cards - Print-on-demand service... can't seem to find any website in UK :(
Hi lovely. I don't know any UK based print on demand services that sell Ecards as I don't personally sell them but please let me know if you do manage to find them.
And also consider international drop-shipping companies as ones such as Printful have a printing warehouse in Europe and so can keep shipping expenses to a minimum around the UK and Europe.
@@Evaknowsoffice Thanks cupcake
I thinking of doing frames for my travel photogrpahy with printful, super excited and nervous at same time. Great Video got a new sub :). I’m not sure if I should offer the frame photo’s as posters as well for a lower price, would they compete with each other, but some people just dont like nailing frames in and posters are easier. I’m torn on this, what do you think?
Hi lovely. I think it's up to you if you want to offer your customers more than one product and price option 😀💕I think it can be quite helpful to offer a variety of product options in your business to help reach more customers in your niche 😀💕
I worry about printful being able to fulfill orders on time. Especially for Etsy where customers want their products fast
Hi lovely. I use Printful for both my Etsy shop and my Amazon shops and i've never seen any issues with their timing 😀💕
I personally find that Etsy customers are much more understanding of slightly longer shipping times as they understand their purchasing from an artisan platform and that each shop is just one or a few people sharing their products.
I find that Amazon has a much faster turn around expectation with their audience as it's the platform of buy today... receive tomorrow lol.
In my experience, just always ensure that you are clear and transparent about your shipping times with your audience and that you never underestimate how long it takes to deliver and your customers will be perfectly happy.
I've never had a shipping time issue with either Etsy or Amazon using Printful but I would always suggest that you make sure you're being clear about your shipping times with your customers on both platforms 😀💕
How is the paper of the posters? Is it Giclee?
Congratulations lovely. Definitely post your Etsy shop name if you'd like so I can take a look that's so exciting :) I personally like to use the enhanced matte paper posters on Printful but of course it's entirely up to you on what you'd like.
Hi, I was wondering if anyone could tell me what percent of the revenue printful takes per item sold
The items that I received through printful had a pretty funk scent. Do you know why?
Hi Loving.
No i've personally never had a problem with quality or any scent to my art printables, i'm sorry to hear that you had a different experience with Printful. As I mention in the video, I use Printful to create my art printables and I haven't had a problem with shipping or their quality at all but I can't personally vouch for what it's like to ship their other products.
If I was you I would email them and explain the problem you had with the products you ordered.
In my experience they have gotten back to me super quickly whenever i've emailed them to enquire about something.
It may of been a bad batch of products but you want to make 100% sure that the products you will be selling meet all of your standards so I totally think it's super important to make sure you won't have that issue again 😀
I hope that helps some lovely and definitely keep me updated with your drop-shipping journey I would love to know what products you sell and how you resolve the issue you had with Printful 😀💕
Evaknows
xoxo
Why must you link another eCommerce store to Printful; an eCommerce store?
Items so expensive, Profit is little to nothing. They make most the money from your artwork.
Hi Yvette. I've been using Printful for years and I personally find them to be quite fairly priced for all the work they do to manufacture and deliver your product to your customer 😀💕
No they didn't sponser me or pay me to create any videos.
I just personally like their company and I use them for my own businesses so just wanted to share my thoughts on them as a customer 😀💕
Its totally cool if they're not right for you. I hope you find a drop-shop company that works for you and your needs 😀💕
@@Evaknowsoffice You can set your retail price higher so you have a higher profit.