How To Use Redbubble To Make Money On Phone - Getting More Sales Using Your Phone - Redbubble Tips

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(Summarized from the Arabic caption track.) RJ Martinez explains how to make money on Redbubble using only a smartphone and an internet connection. He points viewers to his separate, more detailed video on creating designs with the Over app, and suggests photographers can shoot landscapes, process them in Canva, and put them on Redbubble products such as pillows, bags, or shower curtains. He recommends setting up the Redbubble account on a computer because it is much easier than on a phone, and advises beginners to open a niche store rather than a general store, since he says niche stores sell better unless you already have a strong personal brand. Branding matters: pick a color style, make the store look like a real brand, and judge it from a customer’s perspective to raise conversion. His core workflow is research first, design second: use Redbubble’s search bar (his example is ‘English bulldog’), study what performs well on the first page, and find a gap where your design can be the best in that niche. He stresses that tags are how listings get traffic — without good tags there are no visitors and no sales, no matter how good the artwork is. He says he knows people who started with just a phone and, by his account, earn $3,000 to $5,000–$6,000 a month, reinvesting the money into a computer or a camera, and frames the goal as long-term income of $1,000–$3,000 a month rather than a quick $100.

Key takeaways

• You can start on Redbubble with only a smartphone and an internet connection, using apps like Over and Canva to create designs.
• Set up your store on a computer if possible, and choose a niche store over a general store as a beginner.
• Research demand first, then design: use the platform search bar to find proven demand and an opening to beat first-page designs.
• Tags drive traffic to your listings; even the best design will not sell without good tags.
• Make the store look like a real brand with a consistent style, and think long-term rather than chasing a quick payout.

Episode details: published December 5, 2020 · 7:57 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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