Double Your Shirt Sales With This Easy Trick!

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RJ Martinez demonstrates his ‘publish once and sell twice’ workflow: list one design on Amazon Merch for its built-in traffic, then duplicate it onto an EverBee storefront he controls. His demo design is a ‘Howdy Anxiety’ cowboy frog he describes as clean, readable on a shirt mockup, and IP-safe. Before uploading he checks demand using Amazon search autocomplete around funny anxiety, western meme, and cowboy frog phrases, and also looks at Etsy, which he calls a strong research marketplace for gifts; he studies top titles and designs for phrasing patterns without copying, and uses BSR as a demand signal. In Amazon Merch he drags in the design, picks men and women, chooses dark colors it will read well on, and sets a competitive price, mentioning $16 as an example while saying pricing is personal. He uses a reusable ChatGPT template workflow — feeding a screenshot of the design to generate title, brand, bullets, and description — and says it can process several designs at once. He double-checks the wording for trademarks with TM Hunt and mentions the USPTO site as an alternative. After publishing to Merch, he builds an EverBee store using its AI setup, picks a print-on-demand prompt, color palette, and font pairing, and tours the dashboard: orders, customers, collections, automated welcome, order-update and abandoned-cart emails, discounts, blog content, and an AI assistant. He connects a print-provider app, creates the product in a pop-up shop on a Bella Canvas tee, reuses the Amazon title and description, adds a size table, sets pricing around $20 with more for larger sizes while watching profit margin and production cost, publishes, then fetches and publishes the product into the EverBee store and previews the live product page and cart. He closes arguing you are not replacing Amazon or Etsy but adding a brand channel alongside them, and cites an EverBee offer of $1 for 30 days in the description.

Key takeaways

• List a design on Amazon Merch for discovery, then duplicate it to an EverBee store you control
• Research demand first with Amazon autocomplete, Etsy patterns, and BSR — without copying
• Use a reusable ChatGPT template to generate titles, bullets, and descriptions from a design screenshot
• Trademark-check wording in TM Hunt or USPTO before publishing
• Connect a print provider in EverBee, reuse the listing copy, and price with margin and larger sizes in mind

Episode details: published August 31, 2025 · 24:26 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are RJ Martinez’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.

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