hey what's up guys so first i want to
shout out all the subscribers that watch
regularly you guys know on saturdays i
like to do redbubble shop reviews and in
today's video i'm drawing inspiration
from the many redbubble shop reviews
that we have done so far i think we've
done over 30 of them
30 episodes six shops per episode so
quite a few
now in this episode i want to address
the one biggest thing that almost every
shop not all shops but almost every shop
can improve upon and that is uploading
more to redbubble i always talk about
how easy it is but i don't know if
people really understand what i mean
when i say why it's so easy so in this
video i'm going to get in redbubble and
i'm going to illustrate exactly what i'm
talking about and show you step by step
how i recommend uploading to redbubble
alright so let's get started
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alright so we are talking redbubble
today and i'm going to jump on over to
redbubble and actually show you from my
demo account what i'm talking about
alright guys if you want to follow along
with me go to your redbubble account and
go to manage portfolio now if you've
never uploaded to redbubble you'll need
to open a free account and then you'll
need to click add new work but for the
sake of this video since i already have
a listing that i've built out i'm gonna
go to it it's this uh i'd rather be
fishing design that actually created in
an old tutorial of how to do the curved
text in photoshop
but i'm gonna go ahead and click the
gear icon and i'm gonna hit edit first
because it's been a while since i've
been in my demo account so i'm going to
just check
the listing
and make sure that everything is enabled
oh look at that right here we have a hat
that's not enabled so you can tell it's
been a while since i've been in here
because hats aren't even that new
anymore so i'm gonna go ahead and click
the disable button to enable them then
i'm gonna hit edit and i'm going to
scale this image down by the way guys my
approach to redbubble is really just to
capture additional sales
and that means that i optimize my
designs for merch by amazon standard
t-shirts because to me like i don't well
for one i don't have all day to like
create optimized designs for all
different products i mean i know people
that do and shout out to them it just
doesn't fit my schedule to do that in
youtube so
i designed for standard t-shirts and i
try to milk those designs for as much as
possible so
you can see here i took my standard
t-shirt design um by the way guys what
i'm talking about in this and showing
you in this video it really helps
if you have a standardized design
approach so for me it's 4 500 by 5400
pixels which is the required amazon
merch standard dimensions
uh and that way when i'm constantly
uploading to redbubble because this is
just one design but what we're going to
do is we're going to clone this and
upload new designs using this as a
template so um you may need to just
pause this video and create your first
template because what i'm going to show
you in this template is that most of
them are already done the vast majority
so all right i'm just going to leave
this as my hat design right there by the
way i did a redbubble hat review with
juna of detour shirts i'll link to it
right here in case you guys want to see
what the hats actually look like in real
life
i'm going to change the default color of
the dad hat to black and then i'm going
to click the right arrow here over my
shoulder you see
and it goes to baseball cap and i'm
gonna set that default color to black as
well because my designs are pretty much
almost all optimized for a dark
background color so again i take that
standardized approach to design and it
helps me very quickly and easily be in
lots of marketplaces on lots of products
because of that standardized approach so
i'm going to click apply changes all
right now we've got the cap looking good
continue to scroll here you can see
we've got all the various redbubble
products enabled
you know in some cases like here with
the phone skin i chose to just tile my
design
you don't have to do it that way you
know what i mean i could have also just
had the graphic um like i have in the
graphic t-shirt just once so whatever
you want
up desk mats and mouse pads i need to
enable both of these i will also hit
edit i'm going to change the background
color to black
i'm going to scale down the image so
that it fits in the middle there
all right that looks good by the way if
you're setting up a template you do
probably want to use a design that goes
to the top bottom and left and right
extremes of your template dimensions so
like for me 4 500 by 5400 pixels that
way you actually can see the edges when
you're creating these um patterns and
whatnot are these templates okay so i'm
gonna hit apply changes and use that as
the
uh desk mat um did that actually save
i guess that got cut out okay i'm gonna
scale it down further because it looks
like while down here it looks fine
up top it was kind of cut off all right
sorry about that i didn't want this to
be about resizing designs all right and
then mousepad here i'm going to hit edit
i'm going to change the background to
black i'm going to hit choose pattern
and i'm going to use offsetgrid and i
just want to show you guys
that then if you change it to a pattern
you can do something like this
and that's how you get the tiled you
know image and redbubble does that for
you okay
so this is just me like guys there may
be better ways of doing it especially if
you want to slow down and kind of like
re-render and you know change your
designs and then upload them to you know
for the various product types um i'm not
trying to do all that like i like to
just keep it kind of simple and quick
so here we go just continuing to scroll
through show you that all these products
are enabled they look great
you know got the masks buttons pins
aprons puzzles
sleeveless shirts floor pillows phone
wallets
socks leggings backpacks you know what i
mean we even made leggings from a
t-shirt optimized design we made an
all-over print backpack we made duffel
bags etc so you know milk your designs
for as much money as possible and
redbubble makes it super easy but what i
really wanted to show you hopefully you
guys are still with me here
is that you know you can go ahead and
click
uh and save work
and it will you know take maybe
10 seconds to process
this is with the new designs
by the way if i already had those
designs enabled then you could just skip
this whole step but i'm assuming that
there are people following with me the
majority you know based on the redbubble
shop reviews i do that probably do need
to set up a good template so go ahead
and take advantage of that okay now i'm
gonna go back to
manage portfolio
and here i'm going to click the gear
icon on the listing that we just edited
that's going to serve as our template
listing okay then we're going to scroll
down to where it says copy settings and
click that
now here's what's crazy guys after you
copy settings
all you need to do
is click replace all images click that
button and upload your new design
and when you do that it will apply it to
all products and just like that i've
uploaded a new design and it's going to
apply to all of the various products
available for sale on redbubble just as
promised as advertised guys all you need
to do is then set your title
uh
rainbow spaceship whatever you want to
call it
um
space
outer space
etc by the way like you can use a free
tag generator for redbubble um my
friends at merch titans built a free tag
generator i'll link to it in the
description in case you want to check it
out i think all you need to do is make a
free account you don't need to put a
credit card on file or anything like
that to use it so that's also solved and
you're pretty much good to go you can
set a description as well
and then all you should need to do is
scroll all the way down
and check that box and then hit save
work
and that's it that's all you need to do
so in reality it takes like what 30
seconds to create a new product on
redbubble assuming you can crank out a
good title and uh tags pretty quickly if
you use the tag tool it may take like
one minute per listing um so guys like
do what you can challenge yourself to
get a bunch of new uploads done to
redbubble
uh there's definitely potential on the
marketplace although you know we've
definitely seen some ups and some downs
on the marketplace as a whole but it's a
publicly traded company with a lot of
interest to protect so i'm assuming
they'll figure stuff out over time also
they do a great job
of advertising they do a ton of
retargeting ads that if somebody should
see a product on redbubble and not
purchase it or especially if they like
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so it's definitely worthwhile being on
redbubble guys and i hope
using what i just showed you while this
tutorial may have been you know eight
minutes long or something
actually using it
only takes like 30 seconds to a minute
so hopefully you learned something and
yeah guys thank you for watching please
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with a new video
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