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REDBUBBLE copy settings are missing We all are big fans of REDBUBBLE copy settings. Sometimes bugs happen a lot on the website. Leading to losing this feature. So this is a very short post on how to solve this problem that is happening to a lot of people. So go to manage portfolio: choose the design that you lost the copy settings feature on and  click on edit design: Now on the edit page, the title will appear like this without the copy of................................: Go to the page link above and click on it and search for edit at the end of the link: Now delete edit and write (Duplicate) and press enter the title will change into a copy of................. And there you go. your copy settings are back again. Happy designing y'all!! If you find this post useful share it with your friends.

 Redbubble lifestyle templates: The blog post contains affiliate links. Meaning I will make a small commission off of the link you are directed to. Redbubble new mock-ups: Tired of redbubble mockups?  Want to level up your game? Then keep watching!! Read the steps down below👇👇: 1-Head to your Redbubble dashboard. On your left corner find share your work. 2-Scroll down until you find Redbubble Lifestyle templates. 3-Choose one of these mock-ups, and edit them on photoshop. If you find this video and the post useful, kindly share it with your friends. 🔴  If you want a tutorial on how to use these mock-ups on photoshop. Let me know down below in the comment section. 🔴🔴  Follow me on IG :  @emo.tion.art  for more Redbubble tips. Happy designing y'all!!

 The blog post contains affiliate links. Meaning I will make a small commission off of the link you are directed to. WHAT IS THE BEST REDBUBBLE DEFAULT PRODUCT? Optimized vs specific product So today I'm going to share with you something I learned so far in my redbubble store. So although it's recommended by redbubble to choose optimized as your final default product. Well, I kind of disagree with that. I know when you choose optimized your design will appear almost on every product on redbubble. That means whenever a customer search for let's say (cute cat mug designs). You will appear, However, for some reason, this hasn't worked for me. I'm not saying it's the wrong way I'm just saying that It hasn't worked for me maybe I wasn't lucky enough. specific product as your final default My advice is to always put your design on something that usually sells the best. For example, if you're selling t-shirts quite well then choose any type of t-shirt...

Can I open two shops in Redbubble using one Paypal Account? First of all you may be  wondering why would I need two shops at the first place? well, a lot of people like having 2 shops, because they like to try the one niche shop and the multiple  niches shop. which by the way i explained the difference between both of them in another post  here👉🏾  One Niche shop vs multiple niches shop on POD  others like to have another redbubble account beside their first one as a back-up account incase  something happened to their basic first account. whatever the reason is you can defiantly open two shops or two  accounts on redbubble with the same  paypal account, but there are some Rules you have to follow so that you don't get suspended.  I even contact them at this matter and they happily respond to me:   First: Each account must be opened under a different username and email address. Second: you can't upload the same art designs at both shops ...

  One Niche shop vs multiple niches shop on POD One of many important questions that people often ask when they first start their pod business (print on demand ) is: Should I go for one niche store or multiple niches store? Well, to answer this. You should know the differences between both of them. One niche store: Is when your designs are specific and targeting a group of people. For example food designs or coffee designs. You are targeting people who are food or coffee addicted, So You will have a very targeted audience, repeated buyers, but very limited cuz you’re applying to one specific group of people. Multiple niches store: Is when your designs are general for all kinds of people. For example, you might have food, coffee, or even sky diving designs in your shop, However, your shop is being categorized into different sections (collections ), besides multiple niches=more choices = All kinds of people =more potential sales. Plus the ability to try new niches everyday. That’s wh...

Pack stickers are lifesaver   This is a little trick  that I’m  going to share with you guys is a life saver. What to do in case there are some designs that are not selling well? Or Actually you haven’t make any sale so far putting them on redbubble. I know most of your Answers will be deleting them yes I totally agree if they aren’t professional enough delete them immediately. But sometimes that is not the case.Sometimes they are really good.you show them to your friends, your family and they might even buy it. So you haven’t made a sale not because they are ugly or unprofessional.there are a lot of reasons you’re not having any sales: it might be due to not enough traffic….etc (I talked about this part in my previous post here click the link: Tips and tricks to increase your redbubble sales ) So my advice for you unless your designs aren’t professional don’t delete them.I mean how can you delete something you spend days and nights making them? you put so much effort rig...

Redbubble seller mindset: This post is going to be about motivation. I see a lot of people complaining about not getting sales. And They just give up quickly. I just want to clarify one thing. Redbubble and other pod sites are not get-rich schemes, and it won’t happen just overnight. It takes a lot of work, patience, and dedication to start getting your first sale, or even maybe consistent sales. So if you’re looking for quick money this is not the right pathway. Plus one of the things that kept me going is watching other people in this industry achieving their goals. And I always tell myself” if they did it, I can.” So you have to have this mindset. You have to believe in yourself that you are good enough to sell your art, to make sales, and earn money. Plus right now you should focus on learning and increasing your knowledge and doing case studying maybe even try to learn designing if you want to improve your skills. There is a beautiful saying that says, “stop chasing money and star...

How to embed your Redbubble products to your site or blogging page: Hello and welcome back to my blogging post!! Today I'm going to take you step by step on how to show off your Redbubble products  on your own website. grab your coffee and let's head to the first step.  Step 1: Go to your dashboard on Redbubble, and on your left side find link to other site.   Scroll down until you find. Show off your work on your own website you can control how many products you want to show. But it's better to keep them 2 rows and 2 columns, that way you won't lose the (view my portfolio button). Step 2: Copy the script code in the box And head to your blogging page. I use blogger so I'm going to explain how to do it here.  if you're using other service just make sure you're viewing your post in an HTML view. Step 3: On your blogging page write a new post, or if you already have a post that's awesome!! After you finished writing, click on HTML View. Step 4: Scroll Down...

 Tips and tricks to increase your Redbubble sales in 2021:  1-patience:   It takes a lot of time to increase your sales especially if you've started your store recently. You're competing with over 700.000 artists. Now I'm not stating numbers to freak you out. I'm just saying that It takes patience, dedication, and a lot of work to increase your sales. And let me just be honest with you. It won't happen just overnight.  Now let's dig in more practical points:   2-would you buy it?   Now, cuz this may confuse some people. Do I have to make designs around trends or around things that I'm really interested in?   The answer is simply: would you buy it?   whether It's a trend or something you are passionate about. You have to ask yourself this question. In my opinion, all the designs that I've sold so far weren't even trends. They were around hobbies and interests I'm passionate about. What I mean is it's good to go for trends but ...