Shopify Print on Demand: How to Start a POD Store with Shopify

Posted by adamjayc under Marketing
From https://www.gelato.com 469 days ago
Made Hot by: mikehartman1 on August 20, 2023 9:25 am

Starting a successful Shopify business is easier than you might think with print on demand products, and plenty of people are making their living through a POD Shopify business. It's a low-risk and simple way to start selling your product without the hassle of managing an inventory and finding local manufacturers.

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Written by lyceum
457 days ago

Adam: Thanks for the information! Maybe you should start a guitar community in the future?! ;)

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Written by adamjayc
457 days ago

It's definitely an option for the future but the site would need to become fully sustainable and profitable enough that I could hire someone to manage it - community management isn't my thing even if I could somehow find the time.

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Written by lyceum
459 days ago

Adam: I think I will test out Sellfy in the near future. It is impressive how Shopify has shaped the e-commerce field.

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Written by adamjayc
459 days ago

Well worth doing. They've got a 14-day free trial.

Yes, Shopify is huge now. Amazing what can be done with the platform through it's app store.

I'm planning to launch a store for my guitar site eventually. Shopify is very powerful but I like that Sellfy has a lot of functionality included without the need for third-party apps. I'm leaning towards using Sellfy for it.

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Written by lyceum
459 days ago

Adam: Thanks for your input! Talk soon again! :)

All the Best,

Martin

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Written by lyceum
460 days ago

Adam: I want to start / relaunch a print-on-demand store in the future, but I am not sure that I will go with Shopify.

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Written by adamjayc
460 days ago

Yeah, it’s not the best solution for everyone. Great e-commerce platform but POD requires an external service. Sellfy is a nice option for simplicity as it’s got everything built in. Only thing it hasn’t got is a learning management system for courses but I think that’s in the works.

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