Zazzle.com Create Custom Stamps with your company name and address. (see example)
Facebook.com Under their advertisement page you can create custom business pages. Click here to see mine... I just started it so there's not much there yet. They also have a ad section where you can buy Clicks or Views. It works well!
AdamsBalls.com I placed my 2nd order last week with this guy. The product is top notch and is great for the college scene, cookouts and pool parties. Visit AdamsBalls.com
Adbrite.com Adbrite is sorta like google adwords but is more user friendly IMO. I once found a site that was on CNN and was able to advertise on it for a full month at only $14. It sent me thousands more hits that month. Visit Adbrite.com
TextLinkAds.com I use this company for both buying and selling ads. I make $250 extra a month advertising which allows me to turn around and buy more advertising for myself. You can buy ad space on places like Tshirtwatch.com and etc. Visit TextLinkAds.com
ProjectWonderful.com This is another great advertising site I use. Basically people sell image ad space on their site and you bid on how much you will pay. It's very inexpensive to do and you can start with as little as $10. Visit ProjectWonderful.com
Giving Away Free Shirts This works best. I give all my friends shirts, I give shirts away on myspace and wear mine everywhere I go. What this does is leads to questions from the public who see individuals wearing these shirts.
Examples: At the police department we had to chase down this one kid from a fight that had happened. Finally a few hours later at the jail he saw me wearing my "if you run you'll only go to jail tired", which lead to him wanting t-shirts for his band...
A friend wore his to Home depot and the checkout personnel laughed and asked where to pick one up. (business cards come in handy at this point)
I was at a fast food joint last week wearing my new "dear boss I quit" and was asked where to get it at.
I started a new web project a couple days ago called CulinaryEats.com. I tell you it's getting hard to find decent domain names these days without having to purchase them from other individuals.
The project is basically a recipe website with various articles about cooking that are updated from time to time. Users can submit their recipes, select the ones they like as favorites.
Spreadshirt recently decided to use DTG Printing at the many requests of it's shop owners. I personally have not tried it yet. So what I'm looking for is others that have! If you've used the new DTG please send me your comments regarding this method.
The only reason I have not started testing is because my shop has over 12,000 products, made one at a time, and it's just an overload of work right now! That and the fact that some of my shirts would rise in price on an average of $2-$4. It is great however because it allows you to use more colors than what's limited with the current plotting process.
Well I said I would be back but things are chaotic for me right now. I would like to start answering any questions people have regarding Spreadshirt, that is if I know the answer. So if you have something you're curious about feel free to send me an email and I'll post it.
GoOFF.com was started a few weeks ago with one purpose.. To Go OFF.
I started a new web project a couple days ago called CulinaryEats.com. I tell you it's getting hard to find decent domain names these days without having to purchase them from other individuals.