Print On Demand Face Masks - (Selling Like Crazy)

About this video

RJ Martinez walks through selling print-on-demand face masks, arguing masks have become an outfit item people want to wear in public. He shows Redbubble, where existing artwork can be enabled on masks, resized, centered, turned into repeating patterns, and placed on different background colors, and says he enabled designs on June 12 and began making sales the same and next day. For research he browses Redbubble popular and best-selling masks, Etsy, TeePublic, and Amazon, noting recurring winners: patterns (especially floral), funny sayings, and animal faces. He claims, as his own research observation, that some Etsy shops were selling 200 to 300 masks a day, some over 1,000 a day, and Pillow Profits shops no less than 100 a day. He covers providers Pillow Profits and Printful, warns delivery and production times were pushed back amid demand, and suggests spotting competitors by their providers’ default mockups — for inspiration on demand, not copying designs, which he warns can get sellers reported and removed. He also suggests Instagram hashtag research and influencer outreach with a profit-split offer, selling via Facebook Marketplace linked to a Shopify store, and checking Amazon’s rules carefully before selling masks or gaiters there.

Key takeaways

• Enable existing designs on masks on Redbubble, TeePublic, and Etsy, and test patterns, which repeatedly appear among best sellers
• Research best-selling and popular listings on each platform to see what buyers want before creating new designs
• Funny sayings and animal-face designs can work without advanced art skills, alongside floral and other repeating patterns
• Use providers such as Pillow Profits and Printful, but expect longer production and delivery times when demand spikes
• Do not copy competitors’ designs or violate trademark policy — use default mockups only to identify demand and competitors

Episode details: published June 17, 2020 · 22:09 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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