Sell a TON of art on Redbubble

What You Will Learn?

The first product I ever sold, a T-Shirt, was from Zazzle back in 2013. I was so excited I showed all my friends the sales receipt, some haters (you George) didn't even believe that someone would buy the silly hip-hop designs I had made from commercial-free fonts online. Fast forward a year later, 2014, I just sold my 1,000th product on Redbubble, a purple t shirt with my FRESH logo on it. I was so happy, and even more happy that the product happened to be this shirt. /nOut of all the sites I sold my art on, Redbubble got the most sales for my art. Over time, with my interest in SEO and writing good copy, I dialed in a Redbubble specific strategy to sell more artwork  At the time I write this I have over 11,000 sales, having sold something every day since nov 2013.This course shows you specific strategies to dominate Redbubble. /nI will introduce you to a formula of your success, and how to manipulate the variables, like views & conversions, through easy and targeted strategies. We will talk about your profile, collections, activity, titles, descriptions and tags, and more. We will discuss the good, better, and best ways to promote your art for free online. No spending money on ads. Just search engine traffic generating consistent sales. /nI look forward to sharing these strategies with you. I get great joy seeing others be as excited as I was when I started selling my art. I know you will get many times your value back from this course. Get out there and sell some art!!Mid 2020 UPDATE: Hey guys. I wanted to give you a little update on Redbubble. First off Redbubble is still the best place to sell your art online!!! I am proof. As of yesterday, my total number of sales (across 3 profiles) are at 19,278 units!! /nSecondly, the uploader is even better now!/nThirdly Fan Art!! Fan art has ben "legalized" on Redbubble /nFourthly, some things didn't get better. /nFifthly, some things just changed/nSixthly, some new things showed up/nLink Resumes with Limited CharactersSeveral students have raised concerns about the link resume technique with these changes. We are now very limited in our ability to send users to our other websites and profiles. One way to get around this is with services like Linktree./nTo implement this, set up a Linktree (or similar service) and you will get a link like this: linktr.ee/yourinstagramname which will house all the links in your link resume. Then you can place a line like this at the VERY top of the image description:/nDiscover More: linktr.ee/ammonisloveSee how I implemented this technique here/nImportant to know, this link will not be clickable (even if you try with the https ://) so you are hoping someone pastes it in their browser. It's the best we can do in these circumstances./nTo comply with their tightening rules, I wouldn't put anything about a competitor service in the text before the link (why I used a generic "Discover More"). They don't like it when you explicitly link to a competitor.You can use this same link in your bio, etc./nAdditional InstructionIf you enjoyed this course, but it wasn't enough, check out my Sell Art Online Masterclass in my Skillshare profile. We dive even further into these techniques and more (including the success formula) and also cover a breadth of new sites, and selling art as stock photography. Find the Sell Art Online Masterclass >> here <