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#1 etan

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Posted 08 May 2005 - 10:17 AM

Me and my friend are running a game and he wants to make cash off of it. So I did some searching through some sites and found Cafepress. What Cafepress is its a shop like thing. What you do is you register for your account make some images then upload them. While uploading you choose what you want it on
Examples:A shirt, mug, pillow, journal, button, magnets, and more.
The way it works is according to the site:

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To make money all you do is raise the base price of the items and you keep how much you raised the price.
The program dosnt sound bad and can make a lot of cash in my opinion. They also have an advanced shop for 6 bucks a month but Ive never seen any problem with the free ones. The link is Cafepress.
Hope you make a lot of cash.

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Posted 08 May 2005 - 10:32 AM

Nate, on May 8 2005, 10:17 AM, said:

Me and my friend are running a game and he wants to make cash off of it. So I did some searching through some sites and found Cafepress. What Cafepress is its a shop like thing. What you do is you register for your account make some images then upload them. While uploading you choose what you want it on
Examples:A shirt, mug, pillow, journal, button, magnets, and more.
The way it works is according to the site:

The program dosnt sound bad and can make a lot of cash in my opinion. They also have an advanced shop for 6 bucks a month but Ive never seen any problem with the free ones. The link is Cafepress.
Hope you make a lot of cash.

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Hey dude where do they send the money on cos i registered and they don't want a paypal account and *BLEEP*.. i'm very talented with photoshop so i think ill make some cash from this myself 10x for the notice :(

#3 etan

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Posted 08 May 2005 - 10:46 AM

should have said that soz they send u a check in the mail

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Posted 09 May 2005 - 05:58 AM

I think it's really an good idea for your friend...& what was happend next ?
i've check it find it's more difficult

i think it's just like the deviantart?

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Posted 12 May 2005 - 08:33 PM

Cafepress.com is a print on demand business where you can upload your artwork and you can select the items they will be printed on an sell them at a markup price. I talked to several people and it requires a lot of work to be able to sell stuff and get a decent paycheck every month. There are also several other sites similar to this one like printmojo.com, and zazzle.com where you can market your artwork and ideas.

I read in the Wall Street Journal just recently that the t-shirt business is doing pretty good in the Internet and that there were sites like bustedtees.com that made around $200k a month. So if you are lucky you can get up to this level.

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Posted 13 May 2005 - 12:17 PM

Ya i just posted on my friends forum that we should do the same thing and I posted a poll and 5 people so far have replied with they would buy. Most popular is the messanger bag.

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Posted 14 May 2005 - 06:52 PM

Cafepress is awesome. My church uses them, and I've used them myself to make shirts I wanted... I've also sold many items and made money.

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Posted 15 May 2005 - 12:23 AM

Lol i tried to do some pics but from what i tried to imagine they'd look *BLEEP* on a coffee cup or on a T-Shirt :lol: Lmao u need to be a person that can draw in real life and i'm not one of them ( lack of imagination :()

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Posted 15 May 2005 - 10:55 AM

cafepress looks like a good site for selling things but if you dont have a decent target audience that would want your good then there's no point becuase you wont really make any money and all you'd do is lose a bit of time that you spent opening the shop and making designes

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Posted 22 May 2005 - 05:01 PM

if you got talents using Photoshop, why not try to open your own small t-shirt printing business?? why work and design for an online tshirt store, for a very small commission if you could sell your own designs for your own profit. start sellin t-shirts to your friends then let them pass the words around if they are satisfied with the designs. you can even do a shirt of personalized designs, and never used it again. so it would be a one-of-a-kind t-shirt print. spread the business using internet through email, Gmail, friendster, myspace, online fora, and your very own website. simple as that!




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