Creating Collections in Your Print on Demand Business

Welcome to the second season of Lissa Talks Print on Demand! A professional photographer since 2011 and a print on demand shop owner since 2022, I have so much to share with you!

As always, this episode today is a freaking blast! We are talking all about creating collections - basically design niches and topic niches - within our print on demand listings. Here's the topics we cover!

• How Collections Make Design Work More Fun
• Can Collections Help with Burnout?
• How Can Collections Expand Creativity?
• How Can Collections Expand Inventory?
• What if the Collections Don't All Go Together?
• Will My Store Keep a Vibe if I Embrace a Different Design Style?

Want To Know This Episode in One Quote? You Know I've Got You!

Creating collections - whether you’re literally making collections or just kind of grouping styles - is a great way to approach print on demand. First, it keeps design fresh and fun. Second, it’s easier to avoid burnout. Third, it’s an awesome way to expand your creativity.

As a digital collage creator (lol) / shirt designer, I just really like making fun stuff. And if you’re here? I’m guessing you do, too! Don’t feel like you need to put yourself in a box when you hit a groove. Think of different styles as a way to grow and blend your inventory instead!

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Literally forever obsessed with Printify. I use Printify for all of my print on demand printing and I'll never stop singing their praises. They're incredible!

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