Whatever people come to look for on Spreadshirt’s Marketplace, they are sure to get pages filled with designs once they enter a search term. There is, however, still potential for a few niche brackets that need filling. You can make use of this potential by giving the people what they want but can’t really get.
Spreadshirt is becoming more international. We are going to introduce international publishing of Marketplace designs, as well as Shops with multiple languages and currencies. We are also going to foster creativity as a whole, and this effort will have an effect on all areas of the business including payments and taxation. Your earnings can only be paid out if you enter your real name and your current address in your User Area. Please make sure that the data you have entered is complete and up-to-date. Please make changes if necessary
Here’s a designer you should give more than a cursory glance. VectorInk is an active Spreadshirt designer who creates her own brushes in a matter of clicks. Adobe Illustrator allows you to easily adjust your brushes, and we’ve picked a sweet little bunny for you to show what two brushes can do for you. Here’s our tutorial – let’s take the rabbit out of the hat!
Let’s put all the Xmas tree decoration aside for a second and face the no-frills reality: above all, Christmas is business. Get on the gravy train and offer gift shoppers the right designs on the right products at the right time. We’ve done our homework and will tell you all you need to know to bring Christmas bliss your way. Check out this blog post for all the info.
There’s many a way to skin a banana, and even more to create T-shirt designs. Just like in our first instalment of design tips, we’ve now put together four irresistibly easy and straightforward tips for those keen to get a knack of the basic tools of the trade. We asked four Spreadshirt designers for assistance: check out what they have to say!
Like every three months, we are filling you in on the most popular searches that people have been conducting in the past three months. Find out what Spreadshirt customers and Google roamers have been looking for, and use this knowledge to create new designs. Curious? Then check out the top search term list right here… Read more
Developing a new Partner Area that quickly and efficiently enables you to profit from your drive and talent is Spreadshirt’s top priority. Helping turn your designs into dollars is at the forefront of many of our departments’ daily endeavors.
With beta testing complete, and the necessary tweaks made to the initial small-market release of the new Partner Area, we’ve come to the next phase of the project. Enter Petra Jacobs—Spreadshirt Product Owner and the tip of the arrow aimed at bringing a new Partner Area to fruition. We sat with Petra as she kindly took us through Phase 4 of the new Partner Area project (see graphic below) and one of the most exciting developments to date: Multi-Product Creation. You can also click here to read the entire interview.
Ever wondered what people will want to buy in autumn 2016 and winter 2017? Here you will find out what colours, clothes and designs will capture your shoppers’ imagination in the colder months to come. After the jump!
The Spreadshirt Marketplace brings creative professionals and design enthusiasts together. A recipe for success starts with setting yourself apart from the crowd by adding a little smidgen of magic and avoiding a few common mistakes. And since it’s nice to learn from the mistakes others have already made, here’s a short compilation of sales tips and what to best avoid when putting up designs for sale on the Marketplace.
This year’s summer is about to go south, and all that’s gonna be left is the colour of cats at night: grey. No need going into an apocalyptic mood, though, because there’s a whole range of new and grey premium products at the end of the rainbow. Here you can find out what colours will shoo the winter blues.