LukePeerFly making money with Teespring
Being a marketer, Luke wanted to generate more profits from different additional approaches. A friend told him about Teespring. He found that sales would only happen if he designed the best t-shirts he could.
He took advantage of his Facebook Pages to identify a niche and prospective audience to advertise to them with targeted NewsFeed posts, using graphics and unique content. Luke also worked with FPTraffic software to design and supervise his Facebook pages and show them the sales from his Teespring campaign.
With this t-shirt campaign, Luke made more than $7,500 in revenue and Teespring also rewarded him with $6,000. In another Teespring Campaign, he made a $1,000 profit.
Oliver Goodwin Teespring campaign
Oliver Goodwin started his Teespring campaign with an Archery niche. The set budget for the t-shirt campaign was $300 and targeted revenue was $1,500 to $2,000. The first thing he did was recognize his potential customers and chose different quotes to create designs that were relevant to Archery.
He setup a Facebook advertising campaign for an audience of 20 million, after figuring out the broad interest. He also designed Facebook ads, tested them and used the best one.
Within the first 21 days of the Teespring campaign, Oliver sold more than 283 t-shirts with a CPC (Cost per conversion) of $3.83 and pocketed over $2,378 as the net profit. The click through rate of his campaign was nearby 9%.
Dylan Kingsberry T-shirt campaign
Teespring is trendy, so Dylan made the decision to use it. He utilized a quirky angle and genuine base. After launching his campaign, he built a Facebook page and determined his audience by based on their interests, demographics and geography.
He made Facebook text ads without any graphics to diminish the chances of violating Facebook’s advertising terms and guidelines. With the Facebook advertisements, The ROI of Dylan’s Teespring campaign was increasing day by day. After seeing the success, he optimized the ads and re-launched the t-shirt campaign.
Dylan also used Twitter, Youtube, Google+ and other social media channels. With a one and half month campaign, his gross profit was $200,000, and his net profit was $160,000 after removing the adverting spend
