The most shirts you've sold?

[K]

Whats the most shirts you've sold on one campaign?

 

[Luke]

I had a campaign I sold about 400 on. I had another featured on Teespring's homepage. That was pretty cool

 

[dinhoo]

I had a campaign I sold about 400 on. I had another featured on Teespring's homepage. That was pretty cool

What did you use? Social Networks? Did you run any campaign ad?

 

[Luke]

What did you use? Social Networks? Did you run any campaign ad?

Most of my traffic is from my Pages. I've done a few campaigns, but well over 90% of my traffic is from my Pages.

 

[bluedot]

I had a campaign I sold about 400 on. I had another featured on Teespring's homepage. That was pretty cool

What theme did you use? A saying, a picture, a combination of these things? Was it more simple or a "compiicated" design? Thanks.

 

[K]

What theme did you use? A saying, a picture, a combination of these things? Was it more simple or a "compiicated" design? Thanks.

I'm pretty sure Lukes were from a famous TV show niche.

 

[bluedot]

Sounds good. I like the "piggybacking" approach and I've used it in mobile apps - it works well, the only thing you need to make sure is,that no copyrighted stuff is used, or you get a permission, etc. I also see on Amazon a lot of authors having success with books like "Must Have Apps for Your Kindle Device" etc. Go with the trend. Thanks for reminding me about that.