Printable Business PLR Ebook

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Introduction

If you’re looking for a profitable side hustle that could easily turn into a full-time income, selling printables online is one of the easiest ways to get started.

Printables are in demand across all markets. People use them to funnel traffic to blogs, content pages, squeeze pages and even as training components.

These printables offer an easy way to get organized, set goals and stay on track so naturally, they are always in demand regardless of the industry you’re involved in.

In other words, Printables sell a dream of a better life: they represent organized, creative and successful people.

They’re designed to help people improve the quality of their lives in some way. They offer a workable system to organizing the chaos.

Thankfully, you don’t have to go through an extensive learning curve in order to create beautiful printables that people will love.

You can easily eliminate the tedious design process and steep learning curve by simply outsourcing the designs and layouts on freelance marketplaces such as Upwork.com.

Hot Tip: You can find done-for-you printable design packs that come with source files (for easy editing) as well as commercial-use rights on design sites like https://shop.nicheraiders.com

These printable design reseller packs will save you a lot of time by entirely eliminating the work involved in printable design!

There are many different ways you can set up a printable business in a matter of a few days.

Then, you can easily jumpstart sales by sending targeted traffic to your new shop or website using the power of social media, particularly Pinterest.

I’ll show you how to do all of this and more within this special report, so strap yourself in and get ready for a no-fluff guide to making money in the incredibly profitable (and evergreen!) world of printables.

Let’s begin!

Setting up Shop

There are many ways to create an online shop so you can start selling your downloadable products, but one of the easiest ways to get started is with Etsy, available at https://www.Etsy.com

Here are just a few reasons:

With an Etsy shop, you can easily build a mailing list of buyers and maximize your income faster and easier than ever before because you are in direct contact with your customer base.

In addition, you will never be dependent on just one marketplace because you’ll be able to cultivate a tribe of buyers and build a brand that you’re in full control of.

There’ll be no guesswork.

You’ll know where your buyers come from, what they’re interested in and how to create additional products they’ll want to buy. And making money online will never be easier once you’ve built that community of your own.

Plus, people are already searching for printables on Etsy! This means that you’ll be able to instantly tap into an evergrowing customer base that are active on the marketplace.

So even if you don’t launch your own marketing campaigns, chances are you’ll be able to start generating sales from Etsy’s existing traffic. Easy!

And finally, there are valuable tools that make it easy to create Etsy listings that stand out from the crowd. I’m talking about resources like https://www.MarmaLead.com that not only break down your existing Etsy listings to show you how to improve your outreach, but they grade your listings based on focus keywords, exposure and more!

When it comes to creating an Etsy shop, you’ll want to carefully choose a shop name, and customize your storefront so it clearly represents your brand.

This includes a high-quality shop banner, memorable logo and shop description/tagline, and of course, in-demand printable products.

Let’s get started:

Step 1: Create your Etsy Account:

Head on over to https://Etsy.com and create your account.

Make sure to fill in all the profile and account areas, including your payment information, address and add a credit card to your account so that Etsy can charge you for each listing whenever it needs to be renewed.

You will also want to set your shop preferences including shop language, country and currency.

Next, make sure to set your shop name so it’s the exact same name as your blog (if you plan to create one, and I recommend you do!). The key is to be consistent across all platforms.

Your shop name can be between 4-20 characters and shouldn’t contain any spaces or special characters.

Whatever shop name you assign will also become your Etsy web address and will look something like this: keyword.etsy.com

Step 2: Add Your First Product

The next step will be to stock your shop with at least one printable product.

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