My First Seven Months on Merch by Amazon: Sales Report
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Ever being the entrepreneur, I’ve been playing around with Amazon’s Print-On-Demand service Merch by Amazon. I’ve been doing this since March - although I believe I requested an account sometime late last year - and in my first four months, I had lackluster sales. Hell, I had no sales at all in the month of April!
However, my sales since July have really taken off. In September alone I made around $270. In this blog post, I’m just going to display a few charts reporting my sales and revenue - one by gender, one by size, and one by color. Then I’ll show you a weekly and monthly chart.
I don’t intend to go into any analysis of these charts - I just had fun making them in Microsoft Excel. If you want to see some of my designs, check out the t-shirt section of my blog.
Sales and Revenue by Gender
Sales and Revenue by Size
Sales and Revenue by Color
Weekly and Monthly Sales
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Nice consistent growth right there! How much time to you put into it? And what are your projections for 2018?
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I don’t put too much time into it - maybe a few hours a week. As far as 2018, I fear my royalties may go down since Amazon is increasing their fees. I’ve been expanding into other print-on-demand sites, namely Redbubble and Teespring, but I haven’t had nearly the success with those two as I’ve had with Merch by Amazon.
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Nice, what changed that made your t-shirt sales take off?
The biggest change was including keywords in the brand name in addition to bullet points & t-shirt name. I also got very lucky with a certain design that really took off.
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