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Side Hustles: Art, Online - Print-on-Demand

Ali Canary @AliCanary (4451) 10 Jul 22

Hey folks, hope everyone had a good weekend. My next stop on the side hustle train for artists is print-on-demand (POD). Some of you who are writers may already be familiar with POD for books. It enables you to sell your...

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Fighting Quarantine Boredom

Christine aka stine1 @stine1online (835) • Germany 28 Mar 20

The good things about a lock down and quarantine? You get more time for things on your mile long to do list... like designing scarfs and other fashion items on a new print on demand website *lol* So, what are you doing these...

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The "Stickers on Redbubble" Phenomenon

Christine aka stine1 @stine1online (835) • Germany 15 Apr 19

Redbubble is a print on demand website like all the others. The customer orders a product, the designer of the graphics on the products gets a percentage, bam - finished business. There are gazillions of products out there....

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Should I Use This as a Greeting Card?

Barbara Radisavlejvic @bagarad (14283) • Paso Robles, California 9 Jun 18

I shared one of my borage photos here before, and I think that also had a bee. But today I found another one. I cropped it and I'm quite happy with it. I'll probably use it in one of my blogs soon. I'm also thinking of making a...

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What is the Best Marketplace for Print on Demand Products?

Barbara Radisavlejvic @bagarad (14283) • Paso Robles, California 7 Jan 18

I have been selling my photos on various products through Zazzle stores since about 2010. I have made close to a hundred dollars a year dabbling there, some years more. It used to be easier, but I don't like what it's turning...

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I'm really looking forward to the Christmas season, but not for the reason you are expecting.

Jared D. @loki1982 (780) • Dallas, Texas 3 Sep 15

Im looking forward to the Christmas season because of revenue. Last year I had 30 average designs up on a print on demand website and I made 50 bucks during November and December. This year I worked really hard. I have 1200...

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Polyvore

Christine aka stine1 @stine1online (835) • Germany 22 Aug 15

Is anyone here on Polyvore? I love this site to create collages with my products available on various print-on-demand websites and it THE most addicting site I am a member of If you don't know what I am talking...

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Christine aka stine1 @stine1online (835) • Germany 12 Aug 15

Being pretty active on several print-on-demand websites, where I am selling photo gifts with my photos and designs on them, I (and my fellow designers) are permanently facing copy cats who are stealing our work. There is a huge...

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Any advice on selling art?

kristyleann777 @kristyleann777 (48) • United States 5 Jan 10

Hi, I would like some advice on selling artwork. What I'm planning to do is upload my artwork to a site that does print on demand, that way I won't actually have to take time to create the prints myself. I am wondering if anyone...

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FOUND: Great site to get published & sell for free... your thoughts?

valentinesdiner @valentinesdiner (1214) • United States 20 Mar 09

I have been very happy with the services at Lulu.com, where I have several ebooks on job hunting and hope. Have you found lulu... and any thoughts?

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Would you ever buy a downloadable book?

dvmurphy @dvmurphy (326) • United States 26 Feb 09

I recently have noticed that the publishing industry is headed in another direction. More and more authors are using POD-Publish on Demand and are using the ebook format so a person can buy their work online and download it to...

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Have you published (or heard of?) through LuLu.com?

explorations @explorations (1712) • United States 15 Jan 09

I have three books published on LuLu.com, but they're not traditonally written books. Two of the books are pages from my art journal, and one is a blank art journal that people can use to mirror the work I've presented. I've done...

NaNoWriMo is Upon Us

anakatora @anakatora (77) • United States 3 Nov 08

National Novel Writing Month is here. I planed on doing it. Honestly, I am behind since I haven't started. However, I have written a book before. I'm in the editing process right now. Lately, I've been intrigued by the Print on...

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Self-publising your book.

richardjames @richardjames (166) 11 Feb 07

I've self-published several books of poetry through a Print-On-Demand outfit. I enjoyed the process of putting together my books and making them available to purchase, even including an ISBN. I did find that actually promoting...

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LuLu . com

aquarian9 @aquarian9 (548) • Canada 6 Feb 07

Do we have any POD authors here making the transition from starving artists to suffering artist? I have considered doing some POD. Do you think it is worth it? I mean, are we really good if we accept our own stuff? Are we just...

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Any authors or book writers?

mwenceslao @mwenceslao (409) • United States 22 Dec 06

I am planning to publish my book within 2007. I want to know if anyone tried Print On-Demand Book Publishing. Let me know how it works and why do you choose Print On Demand rather than choosing traditional Publisher.

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