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Over the last few years, demand has been shifting towards more custom made designs for apparel.
People want to wear more unique clothing to express their personality, their fashion style, and to
have a sense of uniqueness.
This demand has enabled the print on demand industry to witness a huge growth lately, especially with
increasing disposable income.
In addition, advancements in printing technology to print T-shirts with multiple colors and designs
is also driving the growth of the custom unisex T-shirt printing market.
Globally, businesses are also increasingly using prints on demand services for branding, customer
loyalty and for their own uniforms.
The biggest retailer in the world, Amazon, has seen this opportunity and sees that in 2015, which
gave birth to Mirch by Amazon.
So what is meant by Amazon and how does it work?
Well, Amazon is a print on demand apparel printing service allow sellers to create endless apparel
designs on Amazon for free.
There are no upfront costs and you get paid royalties.
When a customer buys your designs, simply upload your artwork, choose the product type and color and
add a product description.
Amazon will create products page on Amazon, and when customers buy your products, Amazon will handle
production, shipping, customer service, all with absolutely no upfront cost to you so you can scale
your business without worrying about extra costs.
Imagine no stock risk so you won't have to worry about unsold stock.
Amazon will print your products after each sale.
At the time of making this course, you can upload your designs to Amazon.com and new marketplaces.
Amazon will ship to over 100 destinations globally, reaching millions of customers, which is huge.
All of the products are eligible for prime shipping, so customers will receive free two day shipping
merch by Amazon has received an overwhelming response from interested content creators.
So, according to them, in order to provide Amazon customers with the best experience to buy branded
products, they have an invitation only system, which means you have to submit an application which
will go over later in the course.
And I'll show you the best way to apply, giving you the best chance of being accepted that your system,
so much by Amazon, operates and publishing system.
So in order to provide the best experience for customers of products created in March by Amazon, this
is what they do.
They are limiting the numbers of products a content creator can make based on tiers and designs.
Amazon team will be selecting content creators who have sold the same amount of product as the number
of that they are in.
For example, a content creator will need to sell at least 10 products from those they have created
to move up to twenty five to admission to these teams are based not only on sales but the quality of
the products being sold by the content creator as well.
Tiered levels include 10, 20, 500, 500 and then over that period by invitation only, then it goes
through a thousand twenty four thousand six, eight and ten thousand, then twenty thousand thirty forty
fifty.
Among the 50 category at the moment at the time of making this video.
This means I can have 50 K products live at any one time.
I can also publish 10000 designs daily if I wanted to until I fill all my slots.
The high or tier is the higher.
Your daily publishing limit is one thing to mention, which they don't say on their website, is that
you have to upload at least 80 percent of your current year.
So if you're on to it and you have to upload at least eight designs and make at least ten sales, if
you want to be to add up to twenty five merch by Amazon is hands down a numbers game.
In most cases, the more designs you have up, the higher your chance.
Is that selling some of those designs?
This leads us nicely to the 80 20 year old I will discuss later in the course.
I'll also discuss strategies to follow for each day to maximize your returns.
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