The cost of designs actually:) You can get shitty ones on Fiverr, but they won't lead your store anywhere. Good ones, they cost at least $50 per design. Now how many designs would you want in your store? Pretty damn expensive and unpredictable adventure.
@@adeus6206 I do exactly that (designer+illustrator), and yep, rates wouldn't go under 50 (not necessarily higher, u've mentioned a standard pricing for not-known artists for indy market). But you might be able to reach an agreement of a bulk offer. Like, 20$ per design if ordered a certain number of designs (I've done that for game projects and the like). And yeah, about 5 dollars stuff, you'll get what you paid for ( a solid design, IMO, no less than 5 hours... so... that budget is for 1$ per hour) ... the number of issues in a budget like that for a design/illustration is significant... Still, there are artists and designers (and some of us counting with both fields of expertise) that are not yet known, yet expert enough (I'm not particularly offering my services here, lol). People, funnily, make only like two large categories of graphic artists : students or super famous professionals with large clients. But there's the ones having worked at companies, not having yet a name in the freelance world (and often seriously better than many famous ones) , there's others that are simply great but putting zero effort in promotion, just because their good artists, but not good at marketing or social media (hence: no way to "get a name" in the industry). There are others that are amazing, but having their job apart, they don't desire to put effort in promotion. Is a hobby were they are brilliant at. But you'd still would get great+affordable designs from them. The way I see it, the main issue is that the people needing a design don't actually know about design or illustration, technically speaking, so can rarely see a jewel in the unknown. Then only go for the known ones, and the unknown jewels remain unknown, so. A bit of a catch-22 , here. There are many formulas to get you a t-shirt store (I'm in the way to make my own, am mostly making the designs now, lol), no pun intended, but is just about getting a bit creative there.
@@adeus6206 Well.. 47 yr old oil painter, comic artist and illustrator (that's how it all started, since a 6 yr old kid) , then fine arts, then studied for an admin vacant and became an art teacher for some years, then game artist 2D and 3D, covering every field in 4 small and mid size studios, very intense experience, longest time in these was a full year were I was basically the only artist for the whole studio, 2D and 3D mobile phone games for a Nokia first party (3-4 guys (one left in the middle), we made 11 games in one year, lol)... but also worked at other 3 game companies, but PC and console based. Then, seeing how fast every game studio would close (almost per project), decided to go back to my initial pro activity, after Fine Art career and then teaching, which was graphic designer for web and print. Worked at that very long time, in 6 companies (the order in time is more mixed than this with game and design jobs), the longest was in the last one, 7 years being both in charge and in the execution (no other artist soul in the company) of all graphics for web and print (including going to the print companies with the money guy and dealing with everything), HTML, CSS and SEO, and that was a crazy ton of work. Till 2013, when became a full time freelancer for every freaking field I know of, but focusing on illustration, 3D miniatures for 3D print (board games, mascots, etc), and occasional comic and video game gigs. But yeah, mostly illustration and design. That's kindda my background, "summarized". :) Several videogames, card, and board games have my name on them as one artist, or the only artist in the box and credits. But still in the unknown, non famous bunch. ;) (and yet happy, as happiness goes by other route or path).
Thank you very much for explaining the process of setting up a website, I had no idea about some of the things you mentioned, most information was new to me. Thanks again.
Darren you are one super great professor I learn alots from listening to your video. You deserve an awards thank you. Love ur good sense of humor. Be safe. From NYC.
Thank you so much, Darrel. awesome I do appreciate this great work and followed all the steps to create my store. A few steps more to theme and appearance arrangments before I launch it out. just keep doing like this. your style is perfect and full of humor. Thanks again. Stay safe so we can see some new tutorials.
Hi Darrel, when you mentioned "chose your store platform, connect to an e-commerce platform" I see Amazon, Ebay, Etsy, woocommerce and Shopify, these are the brands that I am more familiar with. Can you explain why you chose only woocommerce? Can I choose Amazon for example? thank you so much for your hard work. I'm so glad that I found your videos, very helpful. I hope you understood my question. Thanks
WoCommerce is a plugin that turns your WordPress website into a store. Nothing else. You can still do the blogging and other stuff on the same website. Plus, it helps with the brand awareness and more control if you are more serious. Second, Shopify costs $29/month which is the most expensive option.
Thank you. I am about to try and setup a site tonight. I have a question about taxes. what if you have some products you have to charge taxes but not all products. lets say you sold services, product, and POD. how would you handle that? this will be my first time doing any of this and wanted to say thank you as you have given me the confidence to try
yes it is, but PCI compliance is from who is taking payments and in this case its stripe and paypal. Siteground grants the SSL so in short yes 100% compliant
Nice tutorial man but I wouldn't recommend including the shipping in the price for 2 main reasons: 1. Printful also includes the express delivery option and having the free shipping method, you'll exclude it. 2. If someone asks for a refund or the product is not delivered due to an incorrect address, a new shipping charge will be applied. This means you'll pay twice for that delivery, not the client. From printful website: "New shipping charges will be applied for orders that have been unclaimed at customs, returned by your customer, or had an incorrect address originally provided." A better approach IMO is to display the shipping price and use some UX skills to communicate how reliable and efficient your delivery is.
yes yes you can, there is a "add post" in your backend, this is the blog section, once you do this, assign a blog page, than add it to the menu and you now have a blog!
Can you have it set up where some products are fulfilled by Printful and other products are processed manually? Let's say if you wanted to send it to a different company or complete it in house?
This was a pretty good timing Darrel as I am working on the exact same system right now since a couple of weeks for a new site I am about to launch with my own designed t-shirts :)
@Darrel Wilson 1 Was there a specific reason why you didn't choose PayPal "Business" account? 2 Should we use a virtual address or PO Box for returns or can the merchandise be sent back to Printful?
Cheaper, full in control over your website, you can change designs and themes ( thousands) plugins are free ( apps arent) no monthly fee, free automated taxes and shipping ( shopify is $300 a month) the list goes on. I wouldnt use it, ever
@@darrelwilson Indeed, so... Is shopify built for those who can't mount their own site ? (not ironic neither an statement, but a real question). I used to build (as the guy for that at companies, but it's from dinosaurs times) all my sites in HTML and CSS (is what I love), just late years earn all my money with design and illustration freelancing. But planning on building a t-shirt store. WP has the advantage for me that for now, I don't have solid handling of JS neither PHP/MySQL or similar, so, the dynamic and data base part is solved with WP.... if is how I'm understanding it, the only advantage in Shopify for people able to mount a site, is if it would bring more traffic by its own... Which I neither know, lol.
Darrel, you're really KING bro! Thank very very much! It was one of the best tutorialls in my life! Your English is clear, and you're kicking the matter parts, without "watter". And your humor is the bonnus! I very enjoed, and finally I did it. It was a very professional lesson Man! I have only one question. Befor I've installed the Astra theme, there was two other themes. I removed them and installed Astra. When I opened ready site, There were a lot of different titles on the menu, unrelated to the template Astra. How can I fix it.?? please???
Hi Darrel, great info but you advise at 21:51 that you have a full Tutorial on the same page builder (Elementor) in the description below. Can you give me the link as its actually not in the description below.
What happens with charge backs ? If the customer pays you, you pay the company, the customer charge back and you have to pay back 100% the T-shirt company loses nothing and is laughing because if they drop the ball YOU pay for it not them ? You then have to charge back them and it all gets very messy ! That's the problem with "man in the middle" selling.(IMHO)
the customer returns it to YOU, and YOU refund them. Thats it! If you keep getting constant chargebacks, printful would most likely exclude your account from POD, same thing as paypal pretty much.
RJ Harper well they would charge you back and you would lose out. You pay printful for the service. Printful charges your card or PayPal account when they make a purchase. But printful will replace any defective products or bad quality items so if your customers complains about this, printful will help you out there
I reached out directly to Printful since they have live support. (Which is good) This was the conversation. (I am new to this so I wanted to know myself) Printful Support How does Printful handle chargebacks? I was looking to do business with your company but I am wondering what happens if someone goes to their bank and claims that they didn't make that purchase with their card? Does Printful still charge you for the service of creating, and shipping this item? I get that the amount would be taken from my paypal or bank but am I still going to be charged for the service you provide to get it to them or do I get back my full amount? I worry if I get chargebacks it will end up costing ME money that I don't have. How does Printful handle chargebacks in this situation? Chat started Liana S. joined the chat Liana S. Hi There, thanks for reaching out! We would investigate any chargeback, you can update or cancel orders as long as they haven't entered fulfillment. When they enter fulfillment, we would not be able to cancel orders. We'd advise to create your store policy informing customers about this, you can use this resource - www.printful.com/blog/top-5-printful-policies-your-store-should-copy/ So would Printful still charge me if the order went through, and they went to their bank and claimed they didn't make that purchase? Liana S. We'll charge each order after it gets imported to us. You can select an option to manually confirm your orders, that way you can submit it when preferred or cancel it. Alright just want a direct answer. I am just wondering if I still have to pay the fees of the service if someone disputes a chargeback on their account. Liana S. On our side, all charges would still apply. However, we would investigate if any chargeback is there. How often does your company deal with chargebacks? Sorry, I just want to know before I start. I don't want to be shelling money out if such thing happens. Someone brought this up on youtube and I couldn't help but ask directly. Liana S. I understand. If the order has been imported over, all charges would apply. Our Terms of Service might help for further insight - www.printful.com/policies/terms-of-service Okay thank you. Sorry for the inconvenience. Yes you will still get charged, but they will investigate any chargeback and obviously if it's reoccurring, I am sure they would fix that. Some people are assholes with purchasing but I am sure they would be investigated if it was a reoccurring event by their bank, Printful, etc.
I have a question...what if you want to add e-commerce/ tee shirt business to your existing WP website that is not directly related to product sales but is of a service type business? It is pet sitting dog walking business but I want to add a shop. Should I just add pages for product or would you recommend setting up a whole new theme and url for just the products...and maybe add a page or two for the few services we offer?? Any comments I would appreciate it. Thanks
When you do your own shipping using ecommerce say charging £6.99. Which shipping method does printful use - it could use standard, no rush , over night ? Overnight could be up to £25.
Hi Darrel it was another great video!But a have the follow question.... If i pay a designer (fiverr) and i buy some designs for my store,,,,how the Printful can print them? Must i send them my designs that i buy from fiverr ? (for example) And if yes,how i can be sure that these designs the Printful use them only for me? (for my store exclusivity) (sorry for my bad English)
hey Darrel, thank you for such lovely video.... I am from India, the problem I am going to face after starting this business is the price of the product ... same kind of product can be bought in Rs 450/- but which costs almost Rs. 1509/- in printful . after investing few bucks in advertisement I think the price will rise little more up.. it will be difficult to have customer.. will you please help me with some solution that how I can do the same business by selling product in cheaper rate .. may be Rs. 350- Rs. 450 per product???
Hey Darrel, love your informative videos...quick question though, I have a food blog that I have been running for a few years and now would like to start selling some items using woocommerce, printful and possibly an affiliate I currently work with and integrate it as part of my food blog. I already have set up woocommerce and linked printful but how do I get a "shop tab" to show up on my top menu for my products? I have created a shop page but no products are showing up in there...I'm I missing something? Really appreciate your help here! Thanks in advance!!
Hi Darrel, I am starting a T shirt line and I will utilize Printful and Gearbubble but I want to integrate both into one shoppify page. Is that possible? It is just becaause Gearbubble is know for its mugs and printful for Ts. I need both on one site.
Great tutorials, Darrel. Got Wordpress, Woo, Printful and Stripe connected and testing. I'm a little confused about not charging tax. Printful is charging you tax. Why would you, as a reseller, not pass that along to the end-user? Or are you, for simplicity sake, just adjusting for that in the sale price?
Hi Darrel. Thank you for the information. One quick question, is there any reason you did not use Divi for this one? Does Divi not integrate well with WooCommerce?
Hi Darrell can start this kind of business from where I live coz I'm staying in Qatar and how will be the shipping policy and refund coz I am out state,can u plz explain I appreciate.
Another great video! Can you sell your own products or in this case T-Shirts that you stock in your own inventory on your website and still add printful inventory? Thanks
Thank you for your video. I watched multiple videos of yours. I am trying to see which ones can be group together. Can I open 1 online store that would sell digital products, physical products fulfilled by me and print on demand fulfilled by Printiful all from one website? or do you recommend I create 3 different websites online stores for each type? Thank you.
You can actually consolidate all three stores into one. I wouldn't advise it unless the three stores fall within the same niche though. If they do then go right ahead. If not you may be better off keeping them separate. It's good to keep your sites as straightforward and easy to navigate as possible, simplify the customer's process, send a clear message to the customer's on what you want them to do and what service you provide and you'll be golden
SiteGround jacked up their prices. On your video it shows regular $19.95 a month and special price $5.95/mo now its special price $9.99 a month and supposedly Regular $24.99 a month.
Hello sirrr.. Actually i want to create a website using woocommerce plugin.. When i am going to activate it it shows an error '' plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error'' can u please help...?
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Darrel Wilson thank you
The cost of designs actually:) You can get shitty ones on Fiverr, but they won't lead your store anywhere. Good ones, they cost at least $50 per design. Now how many designs would you want in your store? Pretty damn expensive and unpredictable adventure.
@@adeus6206 I do exactly that (designer+illustrator), and yep, rates wouldn't go under 50 (not necessarily higher, u've mentioned a standard pricing for not-known artists for indy market). But you might be able to reach an agreement of a bulk offer. Like, 20$ per design if ordered a certain number of designs (I've done that for game projects and the like). And yeah, about 5 dollars stuff, you'll get what you paid for ( a solid design, IMO, no less than 5 hours... so... that budget is for 1$ per hour) ... the number of issues in a budget like that for a design/illustration is significant... Still, there are artists and designers (and some of us counting with both fields of expertise) that are not yet known, yet expert enough (I'm not particularly offering my services here, lol). People, funnily, make only like two large categories of graphic artists : students or super famous professionals with large clients. But there's the ones having worked at companies, not having yet a name in the freelance world (and often seriously better than many famous ones) , there's others that are simply great but putting zero effort in promotion, just because their good artists, but not good at marketing or social media (hence: no way to "get a name" in the industry). There are others that are amazing, but having their job apart, they don't desire to put effort in promotion. Is a hobby were they are brilliant at. But you'd still would get great+affordable designs from them.
The way I see it, the main issue is that the people needing a design don't actually know about design or illustration, technically speaking, so can rarely see a jewel in the unknown. Then only go for the known ones, and the unknown jewels remain unknown, so. A bit of a catch-22 , here.
There are many formulas to get you a t-shirt store (I'm in the way to make my own, am mostly making the designs now, lol), no pun intended, but is just about getting a bit creative there.
@@3polygons you have a good point, mate. What's your background? Have you designed before?
@@adeus6206 Well.. 47 yr old oil painter, comic artist and illustrator (that's how it all started, since a 6 yr old kid) , then fine arts, then studied for an admin vacant and became an art teacher for some years, then game artist 2D and 3D, covering every field in 4 small and mid size studios, very intense experience, longest time in these was a full year were I was basically the only artist for the whole studio, 2D and 3D mobile phone games for a Nokia first party (3-4 guys (one left in the middle), we made 11 games in one year, lol)... but also worked at other 3 game companies, but PC and console based. Then, seeing how fast every game studio would close (almost per project), decided to go back to my initial pro activity, after Fine Art career and then teaching, which was graphic designer for web and print. Worked at that very long time, in 6 companies (the order in time is more mixed than this with game and design jobs), the longest was in the last one, 7 years being both in charge and in the execution (no other artist soul in the company) of all graphics for web and print (including going to the print companies with the money guy and dealing with everything), HTML, CSS and SEO, and that was a crazy ton of work. Till 2013, when became a full time freelancer for every freaking field I know of, but focusing on illustration, 3D miniatures for 3D print (board games, mascots, etc), and occasional comic and video game gigs. But yeah, mostly illustration and design. That's kindda my background, "summarized". :) Several videogames, card, and board games have my name on them as one artist, or the only artist in the box and credits. But still in the unknown, non famous bunch. ;) (and yet happy, as happiness goes by other route or path).
Thank you very much for explaining the process of setting up a website, I had no idea about some of the things you mentioned, most information was new to me. Thanks again.
I like your tutorial , I’ve been watching for over two years , at first I was overwhelmed with the amount of information but I am getting better now
It still the better until 2021 , good job bro thank you so much ❤
Truly one of the best tutorials in your channel. Congratulations Darrel !!!
thanks bro!
Darren you are one super great professor I learn alots from listening to your video. You deserve an awards thank you. Love ur good sense of humor. Be safe. From NYC.
Do we have to use Siteground? Would this work with like Bluehost?
WOW, REALLY loved this video looking to view ALL the rest, thank you so much!!
Thank you so much, Darrel. awesome I do appreciate this great work and followed all the steps to create my store. A few steps more to theme and appearance arrangments before I launch it out. just keep doing like this. your style is perfect and full of humor. Thanks again. Stay safe so we can see some new tutorials.
very nice and generous information....i will review this again and again... thank you Darrel.
Thank you so much for this tutorial, especially the shipping part!
I'm first with the comments haha thank you. Your videos helped me sale a bunch of sites just wanted to say thank you. Dropship Rocket baby
i need to start awarding prizes
Hey Darrell, Right Here u have done good job! Thanks 👍👍
Amazing Tutorial! My store is up and running using just these steps. Thank you.
Any sales?
AWESOME VIDEO - a lifesaver for me!! It was exactly the visual I needed! Thanks a million @Darrel Wilson!! 🤑💖
Hi Darrel, when you mentioned "chose your store platform, connect to an e-commerce platform" I see Amazon, Ebay, Etsy, woocommerce and Shopify, these are the brands that I am more familiar with. Can you explain why you chose only woocommerce? Can I choose Amazon for example? thank you so much for your hard work. I'm so glad that I found your videos, very helpful. I hope you understood my question. Thanks
WoCommerce is a plugin that turns your WordPress website into a store. Nothing else. You can still do the blogging and other stuff on the same website. Plus, it helps with the brand awareness and more control if you are more serious. Second, Shopify costs $29/month which is the most expensive option.
Etsy has a large community but charges a fee to host each item, and about 3% per transaction. Also they can shut you down at they're discretion.
Thank you. I am about to try and setup a site tonight. I have a question about taxes. what if you have some products you have to charge taxes but not all products. lets say you sold services, product, and POD. how would you handle that? this will be my first time doing any of this and wanted to say thank you as you have given me the confidence to try
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@Darrel Wilson Awesome! Thanks a lot for all your tutorials. In this case, does the website/host need to meet the PCI Compliance specifications?
yes it is, but PCI compliance is from who is taking payments and in this case its stripe and paypal. Siteground grants the SSL so in short yes 100% compliant
@@darrelwilson Thanks for replying and for your tutorials.
Thank you so much for going into details. But how would i use or edit the mobile version
Legendary Darrel Wilson, Always SUPER Content Thank You!
glad i could help!
Nice tutorial man but I wouldn't recommend including the shipping in the price for 2 main reasons:
1. Printful also includes the express delivery option and having the free shipping method, you'll exclude it.
2. If someone asks for a refund or the product is not delivered due to an incorrect address, a new shipping charge will be applied. This means you'll pay twice for that delivery, not the client. From printful website: "New shipping charges will be applied for orders that have been unclaimed at customs, returned by your customer, or had an incorrect address originally provided."
A better approach IMO is to display the shipping price and use some UX skills to communicate how reliable and efficient your delivery is.
Where would you display the shipping price though? other than the checkout stage
Is there a way I can add a blog to this site ? Thx for the content. This is awesome!!
yes yes you can, there is a "add post" in your backend, this is the blog section, once you do this, assign a blog page, than add it to the menu and you now have a blog!
Is it possible to tie in printful AND printify to the same website?
Hello , thank you , how many days for delivery times ?
I hit the like button first and then watch your videos 😁
Great video man!! Thank you so much for the information!
thanks again and good luck!
Can you have it set up where some products are fulfilled by Printful and other products are processed manually? Let's say if you wanted to send it to a different company or complete it in house?
this guy is so funny and dynamic
thanks again bro
This was a pretty good timing Darrel as I am working on the exact same system right now since a couple of weeks for a new site I am about to launch with my own designed t-shirts :)
how did that work out?
@Darrel Wilson
1 Was there a specific reason why you didn't choose PayPal "Business" account?
2 Should we use a virtual address or PO Box for returns or can the merchandise be sent back to Printful?
Awesome vid Darrel! Great stuff as always, much appreciated!
thanks bro!
Thank you Darrel, I was waiting for that tutorial
Great channel, good info :)
thanks brotha!
Your opinion on Ecwid plug in, in addition to there web hosting. Quite a few options plus they tie into multi social platforms.
Excellent content
Hi Darrel, what’s the advantage of using wordpress instead of shopify?
Cheaper, full in control over your website, you can change designs and themes ( thousands) plugins are free ( apps arent) no monthly fee, free automated taxes and shipping ( shopify is $300 a month) the list goes on. I wouldnt use it, ever
@@darrelwilson Indeed, so... Is shopify built for those who can't mount their own site ? (not ironic neither an statement, but a real question). I used to build (as the guy for that at companies, but it's from dinosaurs times) all my sites in HTML and CSS (is what I love), just late years earn all my money with design and illustration freelancing. But planning on building a t-shirt store. WP has the advantage for me that for now, I don't have solid handling of JS neither PHP/MySQL or similar, so, the dynamic and data base part is solved with WP.... if is how I'm understanding it, the only advantage in Shopify for people able to mount a site, is if it would bring more traffic by its own... Which I neither know, lol.
Darrel, you're really KING bro! Thank very very much! It was one of the best tutorialls in my life! Your English is clear, and you're kicking the matter parts, without "watter". And your humor is the bonnus! I very enjoed, and finally I did it. It was a very professional lesson Man! I have only one question. Befor I've installed the Astra theme, there was two other themes. I removed them and installed Astra. When I opened ready site, There were a lot of different titles on the menu, unrelated to the template Astra. How can I fix it.?? please???
Hello! Can I personalize the other pages (shop, about, blog, etc...) without erasing the woocommerce set up?
I enjoy videos like this, thank you for the lesson!
you are veery welcome
The Astra theme is not the same as it was in this video. Is there one similar to what you used here?
What do I do If a customer wants to customize their own t-shirts from your web site ? How Do yo do that ?
Hi Darrel, great info but you advise at 21:51 that you have a full Tutorial on the same page builder (Elementor) in the description below. Can you
give me the link as its actually not in the description below.
Awesome Dude. PLEASE - How about a Separate Version/Redo of this exact Tut subject - But Using The Divi Theme! Why Not? Please Say Yes!
Perfect thanks Darrel, just what I was looking or 👍
Darrel Wilson, how I can add the apple pay and google pay to the site
What happens with charge backs ? If the customer pays you, you pay the company, the customer charge back and you have to pay back 100% the T-shirt company loses nothing and is laughing because if they drop the ball YOU pay for it not them ? You then have to charge back them and it all gets very messy ! That's the problem with "man in the middle" selling.(IMHO)
the customer returns it to YOU, and YOU refund them. Thats it! If you keep getting constant chargebacks, printful would most likely exclude your account from POD, same thing as paypal pretty much.
@@darrelwilson who said anything about returns ? I said charge backs, NOT the same thing and you should know that !
RJ Harper well they would charge you back and you would lose out. You pay printful for the service. Printful charges your card or PayPal account when they make a purchase. But printful will replace any defective products or bad quality items so if your customers complains about this, printful will help you out there
@@rayjh6938 Don't be a bitch
I reached out directly to Printful since they have live support. (Which is good) This was the conversation. (I am new to this so I wanted to know myself)
Printful Support
How does Printful handle chargebacks? I was looking to do business with your company but I am wondering what happens if someone goes to their bank and claims that they didn't make that purchase with their card? Does Printful still charge you for the service of creating, and shipping this item? I get that the amount would be taken from my paypal or bank but am I still going to be charged for the service you provide to get it to them or do I get back my full amount? I worry if I get chargebacks it will end up costing ME money that I don't have. How does Printful handle chargebacks in this situation?
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Hi There, thanks for reaching out!
We would investigate any chargeback, you can update or cancel orders as long as they haven't entered fulfillment. When they enter fulfillment, we would not be able to cancel orders. We'd advise to create your store policy informing customers about this, you can use this resource - www.printful.com/blog/top-5-printful-policies-your-store-should-copy/
So would Printful still charge me if the order went through, and they went to their bank and claimed they didn't make that purchase?
Liana S.
We'll charge each order after it gets imported to us. You can select an option to manually confirm your orders, that way you can submit it when preferred or cancel it.
Alright just want a direct answer. I am just wondering if I still have to pay the fees of the service if someone disputes a chargeback on their account.
Liana S.
On our side, all charges would still apply. However, we would investigate if any chargeback is there.
How often does your company deal with chargebacks?
Sorry, I just want to know before I start. I don't want to be shelling money out if such thing happens.
Someone brought this up on youtube and I couldn't help but ask directly.
Liana S.
I understand. If the order has been imported over, all charges would apply.
Our Terms of Service might help for further insight - www.printful.com/policies/terms-of-service
Okay thank you. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Yes you will still get charged, but they will investigate any chargeback and obviously if it's reoccurring, I am sure they would fix that. Some people are assholes with purchasing but I am sure they would be investigated if it was a reoccurring event by their bank, Printful, etc.
I have a question...what if you want to add e-commerce/ tee shirt business to your existing WP website that is not directly related to product sales but is of a service type business? It is pet sitting dog walking business but I want to add a shop.
Should I just add pages for product or would you recommend setting up a whole new theme and url for just the products...and maybe add a page or two for the few services we offer??
Any comments I would appreciate it. Thanks
When you do your own shipping using ecommerce say charging £6.99. Which shipping method does printful use - it could use standard, no rush , over night ? Overnight could be up to £25.
So I can design a T-shirt and Printful will make the shirt and ship it to the buyer?
Quick question. What if i have my own T-shirt company. Is there a way to put the custom logo on the shirt, so my clients can buy it from there ?
can you please make an updated version of this video??
Hi, Darrel if possible make a video about how much you charge your clients for a business website, Thanks
A fresh POD tutorial would be very appreciated!
How do you edit the?footer? It is locked and requires subscription.
Darrell do you use this website as well??
Thank you for the great video. Love you channel 💕
love u too!
Hi Darrel it was another great video!But a have the follow question....
If i pay a designer (fiverr) and i buy some designs for my store,,,,how the Printful can print them? Must i send them my designs that i buy from fiverr ? (for example)
And if yes,how i can be sure that these designs the Printful use them only for me? (for my store exclusivity)
(sorry for my bad English)
the designer would give you the file, than you take the file and upload to the products in the t shirt editor
can i do this with teespring instead of printful ??
Hi Darrel, love your tutorials.
I would like to know, if I can use the Bloom and Monarch plugin with the elementor page builder?
yeah you can, i do it on my website!
Hi Darrel I don’t know why WooCommerce is not sending new order emails, all the other emails work, any idea what could have happened?
Hey! I appreciate your tutorials!
i Love this, Thanks Sir
hey Darrel, thank you for such lovely video.... I am from India, the problem I am going to face after starting this business is the price of the product ... same kind of product can be bought in Rs 450/- but which costs almost Rs. 1509/- in printful . after investing few bucks in advertisement I think the price will rise little more up.. it will be difficult to have customer.. will you please help me with some solution that how I can do the same business by selling product in cheaper rate .. may be Rs. 350- Rs. 450 per product???
Hey Darrel, love your informative videos...quick question though, I have a food blog that I have been running for a few years and now would like to start selling some items using woocommerce, printful and possibly an affiliate I currently work with and integrate it as part of my food blog. I already have set up woocommerce and linked printful but how do I get a "shop tab" to show up on my top menu for my products? I have created a shop page but no products are showing up in there...I'm I missing something? Really appreciate your help here! Thanks in advance!!
Fantastic Tutorial ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thank you
I have a problem.
The price is not responsive with the size of t-shirt. Please help
Hi Darrel, I am starting a T shirt line and I will utilize Printful and Gearbubble but I want to integrate both into one shoppify page. Is that possible? It is just becaause Gearbubble is know for its mugs and printful for Ts. I need both on one site.
Amazing tutorial
Great tutorials, Darrel. Got Wordpress, Woo, Printful and Stripe connected and testing. I'm a little confused about not charging tax. Printful is charging you tax. Why would you, as a reseller, not pass that along to the end-user? Or are you, for simplicity sake, just adjusting for that in the sale price?
Does it work world wide..
think for most of the world it does
Hi. what if i print my own T shirts using DTG?
I am waiting for this. Thank
thanks for waiting bro!
You are the best. Thanks
You are the best
any pointers on how to edit the header logo and menu?
Hi Darrel. Thank you for the information. One quick question, is there any reason you did not use Divi for this one? Does Divi not integrate well with WooCommerce?
Oh it works well with Divi yes. You can use any WordPress theme.
@@darrelwilson Great! Thank you, sir
@@darrelwilson Oh and you wouldnt happen to have a layout pack for something like this for sale, would you?
Yeah but what if I want people to upload their own designs on t-shirts themselves on my website?
Can I check out by bank account without credit card?
Darrel can we do this with AliExpress ?
Privacy is free from different hosting company
Thank you for the info. I do hope this works for people that live outside the US
do you ship to Philippines
i love it...............first one here
Hi Darrell can start this kind of business from where I live coz I'm staying in Qatar and how will be the shipping policy and refund coz I am out state,can u plz explain I appreciate.
Hi, is it possible to use on non-english page? I mean Woo-commerce with Printful on web, which use other main language than english language?
you can use the weglot or polylang plugin
How are y'all doing with editing this template? Maybe its bc I'm not too familiar with Elementor but I'm not having too much fun with it.
i do have another video on it, it just takes some time with it,
@@darrelwilson I'll look for it!
Why you don't use SG SSL free service?
Another great video! Can you sell your own products or in this case T-Shirts that you stock in your own inventory on your website and still add printful inventory? Thanks
What if I have a website already?
Thank you for your video. I watched multiple videos of yours. I am trying to see which ones can be group together. Can I open 1 online store that would sell digital products, physical products fulfilled by me and print on demand fulfilled by Printiful all from one website? or do you recommend I create 3 different websites online stores for each type? Thank you.
You can actually consolidate all three stores into one. I wouldn't advise it unless the three stores fall within the same niche though. If they do then go right ahead. If not you may be better off keeping them separate. It's good to keep your sites as straightforward and easy to navigate as possible, simplify the customer's process, send a clear message to the customer's on what you want them to do and what service you provide and you'll be golden
@@spinage8907 I thank you very much for taking the time to explain it. I appreciated it. Stay Safe!
5 ⭐s for this tutorial. Thanks Darrell.
thanks again bro! good luck
SiteGround jacked up their prices. On your video it shows regular $19.95 a month and special price $5.95/mo now its special price $9.99 a month and supposedly Regular $24.99 a month.
Does Woocommerce have plugin that help you market on social media?
Yes?
@@jttp362 What is it?
I am having trouble with really simple SSL. It says 27%
SSL is not yet enabled on this site. Anyone know what I can do?
I think astra theme is suspended for few months from wordpress
Awesome! I've been working on something along these lines, so this is pretty timely. Loving the vids. May look into Siteground soon.
right on!
Beware of Siteground
could you make this video on your german channel?
Probably not, but if anything I think I will make an updated version of this
thanks but the Astra link you provided isn't free though
You can download it for free on the website, it’s below the pricing tables
@@darrelwilson Oh, ok! thank you for that!
Can we do it if we’re not a developer?
yup, no experience needed
Привет!
Как сделать скролл, как на сайте apple в разделе apple music?
:p i dont speak russian
@@darrelwilson translate.google ))
Thanks!
no prob!
Hello sirrr.. Actually i want to create a website using woocommerce plugin.. When i am going to activate it it shows an error '' plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error'' can u please help...?
its your hosting, i assume you didnt get siteground huh?
@@darrelwilson yupp... Now i think i would have...👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻