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title: 'The Ultimate Print-on-Demand Guide 2026'
source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=o0expcTiteE'
video_id: 'o0expcTiteE'
date: 2026-07-20
duration_sec: 2659
channel: 'Lisa Zachmann'
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# The Ultimate Print-on-Demand Guide 2026

> Source: [The Ultimate Print-on-Demand Guide 2026](https://youtube.com/watch?v=o0expcTiteE)

## Summary

This video provides a comprehensive, step-by-step guide to starting a print-on-demand (POD) business in 2026. It covers everything from product research and design creation to selecting a POD provider, setting up an Etsy shop, and optimizing listings for sales. The guide emphasizes low startup costs, minimal risk, and the ability to scale without inventory.

### Key Points

- **What is Print on Demand?** [01:04] — POD is a business model where products like clothing, mugs, or posters are only produced after a customer orders them, eliminating inventory risk.
- **Advantages of POD** [01:35] — No need to handle production, warehousing, or shipping; low startup capital; ability to quickly react to market trends.
- **What You Need to Start** [02:33] — A desirable product, a creative design, a sales platform (like Etsy), a POD provider (like Printify), and customers.
- **Product Research** [03:04] — Use Etsy trends and tools like Everb to find high-demand products. Use these as inspiration, not to copy.
- **Creating Designs** [04:33] — You don't need to be a graphic designer; use AI tools like Midjourney or Ideogram to generate designs.
- **Etsy vs. Own Shop** [05:15] — Etsy is recommended for beginners due to its large customer base (90 million active buyers in Q2 2024). Own shop requires driving traffic.
- **Printify Overview** [06:58] — Printify is a large POD provider with a wide variety of products. Registration is free, and you only pay after a sale.
- **Choosing T-Shirt Models** [08:24] — Different blends (e.g., Gildan 5000, Bella Canvas 3001) suit different target groups. Unisex shirts are for all genders.
- **Provider Ratings and Location** [11:12] — Printify aggregates providers; check ratings (quality, speed, shipping) and location to minimize shipping costs and times.
- **Print Areas and Variations** [15:43] — Print areas include front, back, sleeves, and neck label. Offer limited color/size variations (max 5-6) to avoid overwhelming customers.
- **Provider Info and Branding** [18:50] — Check provider info for packaging (eco-friendly options) and branding options like package inserts and neck labels (small extra cost).
- **Designing in Printify** [23:39] — Upload high-resolution designs, use the mockup generator, and preview on real models. Avoid using generic Printify mockups on Etsy.
- **Better Mockups with Blaze It** [30:12] — Use Blaze It for professional mockups that stand out, especially for niche designs like van life.
- **Other Products and Market Fit** [31:20] — Consider candles, tumblers, stockings, etc., but ensure they are produced locally to avoid high shipping costs. Tumblers are more popular in the US.
- **Publishing to Etsy** [36:00] — Connect Printify to Etsy, set title, description, and prices. Edit on Etsy for better SEO and to remove odd prices.
- **SEO and Keywords** [40:55] — Use keyword research tools (like Everb) for titles and descriptions. This helps products appear higher in search results.
- **Handling Orders** [42:25] — Start with manual order processing to review each order. Switch to automatic once you gain experience. For personalized products, keep manual.

### Conclusion

Starting a print-on-demand business is accessible with minimal risk and capital. By following the steps outlined—researching products, creating unique designs, using Printify, and optimizing Etsy listings—you can build a successful online business.

## Transcript

business without storage costs, without shipping stress, and with minimal start-up capital. What if I told you you could do it all conveniently from your laptop? Sounds tempting, right? And that's exactly what print on demand makes
step by step how to build your own print on demand business, from finding the perfect product to designing your artwork and successfully selling it. Whether it's t-shirts, mugs, or posters,
you'll learn everything you need to know to get I became self-employed in e-commerce about seven and a half years ago.
we sold sustainable products like bamboo toothbrushes and razors. Since then, I've also started several other brands, also in the print on demand sector. But let's start from the beginning: what exactly is print on
demand? Print on demand, or POD for short, is a business model where products like clothing, mugs, or posters are only produced when ordered by a customer. So imagine...  You sell
a T-shirt with your own design, and it's only printed after it's sold and then shipped directly to the customer. This minimizes the risk of being stuck with unsold products, and
someone else takes care of production and shipping. What are the advantages of print on demand? The biggest advantage is probably that you don't have to worry about production, warehousing, or shipping.
So-called print-on-demand partners like prtify or printful handle that. Furthermore, you only need very little start-up capital because the products are only produced after they've been sold. This allows you to react quickly to market trends
and adapt your designs. With physical products, this is usually not so easy once they've been produced. So, if you do everything outside of print on demand, since production only happens
when it's sold, you also don't have any inventory and therefore can't be stuck with unsold stock.
demand? To get started, you need a few important things: a product that people want, a creative design, a platform to sell it on, a print-on- demand provider, and of course, the customers who buy it. Platforms like et
offer you thanks  With its large customer base, eT offers a good starting point and therefore serves as a sales platform. Let's take a
As already mentioned, we need a successful product, and how do we find successful products? In other words, product research is key to success. But how do I find this product? We're definitely not guessing blindly here,
I find this product? We're definitely not guessing blindly here, worked well so far. There are various ways to do this. Firstly, you can simply take a look around the eT homepage, where current
trends, the different seasons, and various themes are always featured. Additionally, there are tools like Everb. We've already looked at Everb in various videos, and
Everb helps you find products that are in high demand. You can test Everb for free via the link in the info box. Everb shows you various key figures, such as the number of sales per month, total
revenue, and much more. This gives you a first impression of which designs sell well and how the whole thing is structured. Don't forget, this is very important: we use Everb, product research, or
other people's products as inspiration, but we don't simply copy them.  So, once we've discovered a suitable product or niche, it's time to create a design. Now it gets creative! By the
way, you don't need to be a graphic designer to create your designs. There are various options. You can
Journey or Ideogram AI. I'll show you exactly how this works in my corresponding videos. Incidentally, if you corresponding videos. Incidentally, if you
want to delve even deeper into the subject of product research and product creation, I recommend you'll find my newsletter, where you'll receive additional information that could you'll receive additional information that could
ETS (Electronic Sales and Distribution) and your own online shop: I've already mentioned that ETS is a great way to sell your print-on-demand products. A frequent question I get is, why not have your
own online shop? ETS is great for beginners as well as advanced sellers because it already has a huge customer base, and you has a huge customer base, and you
Furthermore, with ETS, you don't have to worry about... Taking care of the design of your online shop – that's all already covered here. As I mentioned earlier, ETS already has a huge number of customers and visitors. I'll show you
visitors. I'll show you a graphic from 2024, and in the second quarter of 2024, there were 90 million active buyers. So you can see there's a lot going on. With your own
online shop, you naturally have to generate traffic to your site – that is, get people to visit your site. You can do this in various ways: organically with search engine optimization,
but also with paid ads. Do n't underestimate this, though. My advice is to start on ETS to gain experience. Once you 've built a brand, for example, then consider whether you want to set up an online shop as well.
whether you want to set up an online shop as well. But first, start with ETS. So now we have our product, our design, and the platform on which we want to sell. What we still need is a print-on-demand provider.
In this video, we're working with Printify. Printify is one of the largest print-on-demand providers and has a wide variety of products that you can use to enhance your designs. Let's take a look at that.
typical print-on-demand products here, like T-shirts. There's such a large selection of different T-shirt styles. I'll also tell you more 're all a little different. One is looser, another is
wider. And of course, there are mugs and posters, but there are also more unusual items like shower curtains, mouse pads, or even pajama pants. Registration on printify is free, and I'd say let's
take a look at it all live. We're currently on printify, a print-on-demand provider, and here you can see again that you can and here you can see again that you can
other options. Let's take a look at what exactly. feed. Here you can already see T-shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies, journals, and
even supplements. Here we also have accessories, Here we also have accessories, home and living items, mugs, glasses, posters, games, and pillows. So, there's a really wide range of
different products here. Let's first look at the women's clothing category. A very typical product is, of course, T-shirts, and here...  We now have a large selection of
different shirts, and you might be wondering why there are so many white shirts here. There's a reason for that. At first glance, they'll all look relatively similar to you. Sure, you can see the
different from the crew neck, but there are other differences too. If we look at everything here, for example, Gilden says 5000, Bella Canvas says 3001, and these are
Bella Canvas says 3001, and these are different t-shirt blends. It's definitely worth reading through the descriptions to see what each shirt has. Some shirts are more loosely cut, others are more fitted and
trendy. Then there are shirts you might recognize from your sports club or from receiving them as gifts—they're simply "it." So, there's a really wide selection of different shirts here, and of
depends a lot on the target group. For example, if you have designs for a trend-conscious target group, then it's generally recommended that the shirts be
in a trendy style.  A tighter fit is preferable if you're creating shirts for a different target group who prefer a more comfortable fit. In that case, it can be advantageous if the shirts are a bit
looser. Therefore, you ca n't simply say, "Definitely choose Bella Ken 3001" or "Definitely choose Gilden 5000." It depends heavily on the target group. Two good and very popular T-shirt models
are Gilden 5000 and Bella Canvas 3001. We see women in the pictures here, but this is unisex. look at the men's versions, they are exactly the same shirts; it's just a men's photo. It's the
same shirt. So, whenever it says unisex, it's for all genders. Here, it's different. This Gilden 5000 is cut for women. Of course, there are also shirts that
are cut more for men, but otherwise, unisex means for both genders, and these are also available in the men's category. Once you've decided on a
shirt, you can select it. I'll just click here, and then we'll get some more information.  Here's some information about the fabric and its material composition, and we
also have some photos of people wearing it. This is very important so we can I mentioned earlier, it's unisex, and further down are the pictures of the men. If we had
pictures of the men. If we had women's pictures. If we scroll down further, something very exciting comes up: Printify is an
intermediary. You can think of it as an intermediary; it helps us find providers or companies that print everything for us. Here print everything for us. Here we see, for example, Print Logistic Opt On Demand
Textildruck Europa, so various providers who are later responsible providers who are later responsible for the printing. We always see a number here, which is a rating. It goes from 10.0 to
rating. It goes from 10.0 to 10.0, which is very, very good. Here we also see very good results; 9.4 is definitely in the upper range, as is 9.3. And here we also see information on
the individual criteria: quality, speed, and shipping.  And all of this is always based on the last four weeks, so the performance of the last four weeks. So definitely pay attention to this, they
performance of the last four weeks. So definitely pay attention to this, they 're all very, very similar here. 7.8 is, of course, a also look at the quality, which is only
76. I probably would n't choose that, but this is all in Australia anyway. If we look at this, we see that flag. We'll get to that in a moment. Let's go through the next part first.
I'll go back up here, and we can see the rating. We see the name of the provider, Sprint Logistic Opt On
Demand, and we see the location down here. target country we want to sell in, I always pay attention to where the company is located.
primarily on the German market or the German-speaking region, and therefore, the providers with the German flag are particularly relevant for me. We also see
Poland here, for example. You can also have it printed from Poland, but then you have to pay more attention to the shipping costs. You see, this is at the top now, partly because of the rating, but if we look at the whole thing here,
this supplier is even cheaper, and the shipping is also quite affordable. So, it's still relatively similar. The situation would be different if we looked at another supplier who has a
price of €9.15, but then there are significantly higher shipping costs of €9.36. And what we also have to consider is takes much, much longer from America to Germany. Therefore, if you're
selling shirts with a German slogan, the target audience is I would definitely look for suppliers who are located in Germany, not someone based in Australia. That's just
a tip. As mentioned, we see the location here. If you don't know what the map represents, you can simply scroll over it to see it again: Czech Republic, Germany, Poland. Next,
we see the price, and here we see two different prices: one starting at €8.12. This one is always in black; that's always the higher price. We still have a price listed below in green:
€5.97. And now it says "with printify premium." We'll look at what printify premium is later in the video, so definitely stay tuned. Next, we see the shipping costs. We also see the
production time, based on the last 30 days. And yes, regarding price, it's definitely important for our calculations. However, always pay attention to the ratings and what other options are available.
to the ratings and what other options are available. For example, here are the print areas. Print areas refer to the placements where we can print. With shirts, we can
usually print on the front, and with many, we can also print on the back. If we scroll further down, we see, for example, that with Textildruck Europa,
we can also print on the sleeves and add a neck label inside. So, there are many more possibilities. If this were our design, that would also be interesting.  So for us,
yes, definitely take a look here too. Otherwise, there are also the sizes here; they offer everything from S to 5XL. It's similar here, and just have a look. Of
course, it also depends a bit on your target group. It can be an advantage if you offer larger shirts. And here we have the different colors. We
that this supplier has a total of 17 colors for the design. So everything is included: white, gray, red, military green, burgundy, and cream. So there are
really different colors here. There are 20 colors here. Textildruck Europa even has 25 colors. And here's another tip: when you later put your products online, I definitely
don't recommend offering 25 different variations because that's just totally overwhelming. And maybe you've already heard about this: there were various experiments in a supermarket a while back where there were
different jam stands, with 12 or 24 varieties of jam. People were completely overwhelmed, and there were far fewer sales. And in one  In another test, there were only
six jam varieties, and in the end, many more customers made a purchase because they weren't as overwhelmed as with the sheer number of weren't as overwhelmed as with the sheer number of
here with the variations; you definitely should n't offer 25 different variations because it's simply overwhelming, and what happens then? Nothing gets bought, which is obviously counterproductive.
obviously counterproductive. Therefore, a maximum of F variations is recommended, although in my opinion, even that's too many. would even reduce it further. We've already looked at this view,
but there are other buttons here: two for Provider Info and then there's the Start Designing button. Let's look at the Provider Info button first, and this is
actually a button that many sellers, many print-on-demand providers, neglect. So, you should definitely take a look at it because then you already have a small advantage over others. Let's
look at this now. First, you can see the different variations again, and here you can see the colors again.  You can also
is available in seven sizes, the others are available in eight sizes. That's interesting, of course, but that's not the most interesting part. I want to show you something else. So, first, there's
you can see that if you send something to America, it's naturally more expensive. You can also see the delivery time, so take a look at that as well. the other countries here, but what I find very interesting is that you can see
the production information here, and you can see how everything is shipped. We can see here that it's all in a kind of plastic packaging. Of course, it always depends a in a kind of plastic packaging. Of course, it always depends a
So, if you're selling shirts with the slogan "This is only one planet," ship them in a plastic bag, that's obviously not ideal.
Besides, plastic isn't exactly the best thing anyway, so definitely check the provider information. For example, with this seller, we have...  The whole thing will be
shipped in a paper envelope, which of course looks much better than this plastic packaging. Therefore, pay attention to this if it's suitable for your product or brand. There are
also two other points we'll look at here. two other points we'll look at here. moment. If we scroll down here, we'll see some
more buttons. We see "Balk Discount" and "Seen Brand Inserts." If we Discount" and "Seen Brand Inserts." If we labels" and "Gift message," which is also very exciting. I'll go
back to "Provider Information," and here we see several tabs at the top. Production" again, and now we see " Branding." Some providers allow you to customize everything with branding. Branding means
you build your own brand, and one way to do this is with a flyer that you include, for example, " Thank you for your purchase." This is
a generic card. You can, of course, design it with Canvas and add your brand name and other text. offering a discount for returning customers and always including this card.
This costs an additional 15 cents, or 10 cents if you have PrintV Premium. This can add up to...  It's definitely worth it to simply give your customers a little extra joy, so of course, pay attention to
how everything is designed. In my opinion, it's definitely a good investment. What's also available here is that you can print a neck label on your shirt or
product. The textile markings are definitely included; Textildruck Europa does that anyway. Here, it's really about being able to print a logo on your shirt,
like here with awesome brands. There are billed separately. Definitely check it out to see if it's if it's worth it for you and if you
want to do this kind of branding. There's also the option of also the option of wondering what the difference is between this and the package insert. The
package insert is essentially for the customer, a kind of thank you for shopping with us, while the gift message is for when buy a gift for someone else. So, if you're a customer, you can...
Buying a gift for someone else, for your best friend who has a birthday coming up, and then including a card – that's also an option. The whole thing costs 15 cents, or 10 cents with Printify
15 cents, or 10 cents with Printify Premium. That was the provider described. Now it's about how we design it, and we do that using the "Start Designing" button. I've already created an
account for myself. You can create a free account with Printify and don't pay anything until you've made a sale. Of course, there's a want to use Printify Premium; we'll look at that later. As I said,
provider here. I'll just use Printify Europe. I've worked with them a lot and think they're very good, especially because of their branding
options. Now it looks like this: we have a white shirt here. Theoretically, we can also select a different color under "Colors."
So, if we don't want to work on a white shirt, but rather a black one, then of course there's no point in using black lettering on a black shirt. There's also the option to select the shirt directly here. Otherwise,
let's...  It's preset here on the white shirt. We're now looking at the front and a bit of the back. Since we also have the sleeve, neck label, and outside neck label.
These are the different areas. We want to look at the front now, and the next step is to
upload button. I've already prepared a design, but what it is is secondary. Of course, when you're choosing your product, you want to find a good design, which is something
I also offer. I have this VW bus here, with the background and the landscape. We'll just use that for our video. You can see that it's quite large, which is also very
important. You'll see " high resolution" displayed on the page, so make sure that it were to upload a different image, or if we were to
enlarge it much, it would show " medium resolution." So, this print, this graphic that I  I uploaded it, but it's not ideal anymore because it's just way too big now. You can see the
low resolution here, so from DAH. Make sure everything everything
area here, which is the print area, the front view. If you move it outside this area, you'll see that it's no longer there. So, make sure your graphic is
within the designated area. Also, make sure it's not too close to the line here, which means it's centered. It's centered now. Of course, it
also depends on how you want it. Just look here: you can make it smaller, you can make it bigger. There are definitely different ways you
want to style it. There are also different buttons up here. different buttons up here. For example, you can rotate it horizontally, rotate it vertically,
the corners included, even with part of it cut off. You can...  Also, always undo Pringles, there are more buttons here, we have the pattern here, that's also very exciting, now
the design will be shown several times . This can also be interesting for various products that we'll also look at, for example, socks. You can
edit it here, enlarge it, or is all a test for us. We can now
print something on the back, on the inside label (this is the "Label Inside" area), and on the outside label. There are really different areas here, and currently, of course, it all looks very... currently, of course, it all looks very... how should I say? Well, you can't
imagine it yet. You have your design here, but the shirt isn't a real shirt. We can change that with the preview here. While it was just like this on the design, now it's here in the
preview, and we now have it on a real shirt, on this shirt model as well. And here are different pictures, for example, here it is folded up, here it's floating. different pictures, for example, here it is folded up, here it's floating.
show more pictures here, and there are actually pictures with real people, and that looks like
actually been produced. This helps you, for example, me... I can see now  Down here, there are still sections from the next one. We have this as a pattern; it doesn't matter to us now. If you
You can see it down here. Up here, it could have been nice is that you can see directly how the whole thing looks on change it. So if you think it 's too high on the neck, you could
move the design further down. And here we have really, really good pictures, and you can also work with these pictures. So if we were to sell the whole thing on [platform name], you could work with these pictures. What I
unfortunately see very, very often is that people simply use this picture for [platform name], and if we 're honest, it's not a picture that stands out. 're honest, it's not a picture that stands out. Therefore, if you
only work with these designs, definitely work with a better design. And here are definitely some pictures of people wearing the garment, like [example of him/her], that can be found very, very, very often on [platform name].
So theoretically, everyone uses these pictures, so you really use people.  If you're not featuring them prominently,
actively, or visible, I recommend Blaze It. Blaze It can create mockups, including these kinds of professional look. A great option here would be
if it's a van life design; it would be nice to see someone who clearly
enjoys van life. Blaze It Blaze It. I'll show you the typical designs. We can now see which t-shirt model this
is. I think we've many people make the mistake of working with random designs instead of
the actual shirt model they've chosen. There's a huge number of designs available. It costs around €
try it out if you want to create a lot of designs in a month.  If you do that, you can sign up for a one-month subscription and then the info box below, I think you also have a free trial membership or
check that out. I've already mentioned that there are other products as well. For example, we have candles here. Candles are also a very, very popular product on ETS. However,
these are only produced in the United States, and if we look at this example—the one I was just talking about—shipping costs €31, which is obviously too much. Therefore, I would look for a different
product or perhaps another print-on-demand provider. Often, there are other products that look quite similar and are
produced in Germany. But you should definitely pay attention to that. Here and there's another important point to note: many people think, " the name suggests, they sell very, very well.
However, this is very often for the American market. If we look at this product, for example, there was even...  Only in America, and even if we scroll further down, these Tumblers are a
product that's very popular in America. In Germany, I see fewer people wearing them—more and more, but still not many. So definitely keep an eye on that. We have these stockings here;
I've already made a video about them. It says " us," but it's important to just
look at the catalog because these stockings are definitely available a product might show as unavailable, but if you search for it, it's there. Let's take a
closer look at how things assume we like this. By the way, here's something
pictures; it's not for printing. You can view or download it in bright, colorful, or realistic. Realistic, you see, it realistic. Realistic, you see, it 's not as colorful as it is here.
So, depending on how you want your pictures to look, you can do it this way. You can even add an image here. Put it in the background. So, if you Put it in the background. So, if you
upload it here. Then it'll look a bit Unsplash, and I'm just going to download this image and upload it
course, it already looks better than if you have the whole thing with 's really important to note. You can do this with the other images too. Here, it would be more like a cabinet background, but
we can choose that as well. In any case, it already looks much better than the normal image. So, take a look at the free. And yes, you can also save the product
here. You can download the mockups here. option to select different images that will then be used on ET, up to Z images. I'll take the
four ones now, and here you can select them. You'll do that later for Z. I recommend optimizing everything for ET later. You can enter your product description here. By the way, if you want to know how to write
definitely watch the accompanying videos. If you want to delve even deeper into the subject, be sure to check out the info box below. There
you'll find my newsletter, and there are always free webinars where we take a closer look at specific topics. The newsletter also gives you regular updates that I ca n't include here due to time constraints, so definitely check it out.
n't include here due to time constraints, so definitely check it out. n't subscribed to the channel yet, now's your chance. I'm waiting too! Let's take a look at everything. As
I mentioned earlier, you can change the points here; this will be applied to your eBay shop later. Personally, I prefer to Personally, I prefer to
I change very often here is the title to keep things clear, e.g., "van live Shirt." I'll for me to ensure everything is correct for printing.
Below we have the prices again. Printify has suggested a price for us here, including the profit margin. For the correct calculation, you naturally need to
correct calculation, you naturally need to fee. Therefore, definitely check that again and do a calculation here. We'll look at that in another video.
Otherwise, it looks like this: you can initially hide it in the store so it's not displayed. You can choose whether the images are imported or not. Then you can proceed with the
or not. Then you can proceed with the further steps at ETS. I 've already connected my Printify shop to ETS, which means everything will be transferred immediately. Otherwise, you can
do everything here via the settings. You can connect everything, and then you can publish it or save it as a draft. Obviously, this isn't a product I would offer right now.
quickly; definitely take another look at it to make sure Otherwise, I'll now go to publish and see the "
publishing" button. This means it's currently being uploaded to ETS. So, it's not uploaded yet. Below, we have a draft that's published; it we have a draft that's published; it 's now essentially in the ETS shop.
I have a trial ETS account for this. Made by, so don't be surprised, these aren't designs I would offer in my actual shop. The status is now published, and we can take a look at the whole thing in the
corresponding shop. As I said, this is a test shop, so do n't be surprised. And here we see the product. We can display the whole thing directly on eShop. This is what it looks like. The four images
we selected have been used. If you want to know exactly how to arrange the images or what the images should look like, then, as I said, look in the info box below, because that's something we'll definitely look at in the newsletter
webinar. But you can see here that if the images. You can see the sizes here. You can also see different prices here, and of course, you can
change things here. As I already mentioned, I prefer to change everything on eShop. There's another tool you can use to do this too; it's called MyDesign, but that's something I would look at
later. For now, I would simply edit everything here. You go to Edit, and the reason you absolutely need to edit it on eShop is also explained below.  Another reason, which we'll look at in a moment.
First, you add the title here. Very important: make sure you do some keyboard research. You can do this with tools like Everb Tool. Here are the photos. Here's space for
more photos. You can also upload a video. And now we come to the delete this; it's in English and look at what's relevant and
include that. Otherwise, I would ABC here. Of course, there's a detailed product description. And here we have the different sizes. You can deactivate sizes. It was all a
bit confusing with all these XL sizes. You can deactivate some of them. This doesn't mean we do n't want to include any target group, but it's just a bit
clearer. This also differs in price. The print-on-demand provider has higher prices for three XL sizes, and for this reason, I'm deactivating those sizes. Now everything from S
sizes. Now everything from S to two XLs is available, and you can see the prices here.  Selecting these are very odd prices, so definitely do category has already been selected; this is all
done automatically. We can now add the main colors, secondary colors, and other information. keyword research is crucial. You can
also set the shipping here. Click "Change" here, select shop departments, and preview everything. Here's to ABC. We now have sizes S to 2XL. If the preview looks
good, you can publish it. Publishing as a product costs 20 cents if you publish it on ET, and then you can view it. We've
We've looked at it on PR, but how do I get product, we have the right design, we have our ET shop, and we have Prtify. What's missing are the customers. There are various options:
paid ads, which you place on ETS or other platforms, or organically.  For example, means a variety of different
measures that help you or your product to appear higher in the search results. I 've already shown this in the backend, the different areas we could configure, including the title,
the text, and the product description. One possibility is using the right keywords. There's a dedicated video on SEO, so check that out too. What happens when a sale comes in? First of all,
congratulations! You can either connect your eShop directly to Printtif and configure it so that your order is that your order is
or you can transfer the order manually. Especially at the beginning, I would recommend setting it to manual so you can easily review everything setting it to manual so you can easily review everything
Once you've sold your first designs and received positive feedback, you can, of course, switch it to automatic. This is very important: if you have personalized products that you
need to change, for example, a name or a date of birth, then you can't have it set to automatic because then everyone would receive the default sample product instead of the actual one. Individual product – I
already mentioned this a little while ago regarding color selection – start with a limited number because too many choices overwhelm people, and often no sale is made in the end. That was my introduction to the
print-on-demand chapter and everything you need to know to get started successfully. If you implement the tips and tricks from this video, you'll already have significantly more know-how than many sellers
active on ETS or those using print-on-demand. If you want to delve even deeper into the subject, I recommend the link in the info box. Otherwise, I'll link you to more videos on the topic of print-on-demand here. I'm definitely looking forward to seeing
you again in the next video, and if you've stayed until the end, please leave me a comment! Best regards, and see you next time!