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What is POD?

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In this video I cover a few Print On Demand suppliers. Which one’s I recommend and why.

Print On Demand

Print On Demand is a process where a product is printed as orders are received.
 
Example of T-Shirt Print on Demand
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=td005FOSYMc
 

Examples of POD Suppliers

 
https://teespring.com/
https://www.theprintful.com
http://www.dropatee.com/
http://teescape.com/ts/
http://www.sunfrogshirts.com/
https://printaura.com/
 
Some POD suppliers are standalone and you don’t need a store like Shopify to use them However if you do this you will not be building your own asset.
An example of this is Teespring
Teespring allows you to create an online store using their platform. Teespring bills the customer and offers customer support. Essentially you are building Teespring’s brand if you do this.
 
Printful is an example of a POD supplier that integrates with existing stores. You create your store and link it to Printful. You collect the money when you make a sale and you get Printful to fulfil the order. The customer has no idea that the product comes from Printful
 

Brand Building

If you want to build your own brand you must sell your products on your own platform. Some would argue otherwise. I say if you are going to sell your business and the potential buyer asks you how you get sales and you reply, “Oh I sell on Teespring, they collect the money and do customer support and fulfil orders. I get paid a commission on that sale.” The potential buyer would think that you are running a business on affiliate marketing. You will not sell your business. There is no asset. The asset you have are the designs, not the customers or traffic.

 

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What Shopify Plan Should I Choose?

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What Shopify Plan Should I Choose?

This video covers the 5 different Shopify plans and which one I recommend.

Shopify Pricing

 
Shopify Lite
$9
Basic Shopify
$29
Shopify
$79
Advanced Shopify
$299
Shopify Plus
$CALL
 
If you are just starting ecommerce I recommend Basic Shopify.
  • It allows you to create an online store in minimum time.
  • You can take credit card payments using Shopify Payments
  • Free SSL
  • Manual Orders
  • Discount Codes
 
What about Shopify Lite?
If you are selling just a few products you can create a Facebook Store and chat with your customers using Facebook Messenger. You can also use Buy Now buttons and put them on an existing website.
However you don’t have access to an online store (website) or any of the other features.
 
Pricing Matrix
https://www.shopify.com/pricing
What is POD?

Shopify

What is POD?

In this video I cover a few Print On Demand suppliers. Which one’s I recommend and why.

Print On Demand

Print On Demand is a process where a product is printed as orders are received.
 
Example of T-Shirt Print on Demand
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=td005FOSYMc
 

Examples of POD Suppliers

 
https://teespring.com/
https://www.theprintful.com
http://www.dropatee.com/
http://teescape.com/ts/
http://www.sunfrogshirts.com/
https://printaura.com/
 
Some POD suppliers are standalone and you don’t need a store like Shopify to use them However if you do this you will not be building your own asset.
An example of this is Teespring
Teespring allows you to create an online store using their platform. Teespring bills the customer and offers customer support. Essentially you are building Teespring’s brand if you do this.
 
Printful is an example of a POD supplier that integrates with existing stores. You create your store and link it to Printful. You collect the money when you make a sale and you get Printful to fulfil the order. The customer has no idea that the product comes from Printful
 

Brand Building

If you want to build your own brand you must sell your products on your own platform. Some would argue otherwise. I say if you are going to sell your business and the potential buyer asks you how you get sales and you reply, “Oh I sell on Teespring, they collect the money and do customer support and fulfil orders. I get paid a commission on that sale.” The potential buyer would think that you are running a business on affiliate marketing. You will not sell your business. There is no asset. The asset you have are the designs, not the customers or traffic.

 

How Do I Add The Facebook Pixel To My Shopify Store

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How Do I Add The Facebook Pixel To My Shopify Store

This is the easiest way to add the Facebook Pixel to your Shopify Store. There is an advanced method if you want more functionality, check out this post How To Setup New Facebook Pixel with Shopify Using Google Tag Manager For Tracking ROI Plus Dynamic Product Ads.

Unless you are real need of these extra’s don’t bother. Use the standard Facebook Pixel installation which I talk about in this video.

Where to find your Facebook Pixel ID

  1. Open your Facebook Business Manager
  2. Click the Ad Account
  3. Click Hamburger Menu
  4. Click Pixels
  5. Highlight Pixel ID
  6. Copy (Ctrl + C) 

How to add the Facebook Pixel to Shopify

  1. Open Shopify Admin
  2. Click Online Store
  3. Click Preferences
  4. Paste Facebook Pixel ID
  5. Click Save

Last thing!

Check the Facebook Pixel using the Facebook Pixel Helper

Links:

Shopify
https://help.shopify.com/manual/reports-and-analytics/facebook-pixel/getting-started
 
Facebook Pixel Helper
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/facebook-pixel-helper/fdgfkebogiimcoedlicjlajpkdmockpc

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