How To Get Sales On Redbubble With Sticker Packs

About this video

The creator explains how to get sales on Redbubble with sticker packs. Searching ‘sticker packs’ on Redbubble shows ideas such as cats, animals, flowers, dinosaurs and funny sayings, and he explains the appeal: a buyer purchasing one sticker effectively gets multiple stickers. Simple work sells, he says — you do not need to be the best artist — and if you already have a niche, you can make sticker packs for that niche. For artwork, he suggests vector sites such as Freepik, noting such sites may cost roughly ten to twenty dollars a month, and advises editing vectors to make them your own. He stresses confirming an illustration is cleared for commercial use, following each site’s own rules, and reverse-image-searching to check a vector was not taken from elsewhere — one reason he says he moved to his own artist and illustrator after starting with such sites. He warns against trademark and copyright infringement throughout. For upload, he recommends a transparent-background file at the maximum recommended pixel size he shows (2800 by 2800) so the design is available in all four sticker sizes without pixelation. His example is a cute corgi pack with items such as a bone, pizza and boba, enabled only on stickers. He shows his markup settings, and claims that selling five stickers in a day can mean roughly six to thirty-five dollars profit per sticker, adding that focusing only on sticker packs could let a seller dominate that category.

Key takeaways

• A sticker pack appeals because one purchase gives the buyer multiple stickers; browse Redbubble’s sticker pack results for themes and sayings that are already being offered.
• Simple designs sell, and an existing niche you already work in is a natural source for a sticker pack.
• If using vector sites such as Freepik, edit the art, confirm commercial-use rights under that site’s rules, and reverse-image-search to check it was not taken from elsewhere.
• Upload a transparent-background file at the recommended maximum size (2800 by 2800 pixels in the video) so the design works across all sticker sizes.
• The creator claims high per-sticker profit is possible at his markups and argues a seller can focus solely on sticker packs rather than t-shirts.

Episode details: published March 22, 2021 · 7:38 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.

← Previous: Merch By Amazon Seller Made Over $100,000 In Profit For 2020 · Next: How To Make Books For Local Businesses In Your Area (Amazon KDP With A Twist) →

All RJ Martinez videos · RJ Martinez profile · RJ Martinez on YouTube