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I Tried and Tested Gearbubble vs Printify in 2025

Bogdan Rancea
Articles Print on Demand Print on Demand Comparisons

As an online seller I have tried out several print on demand platforms to streamline my business. Two that come up often are GearBubble and Printify. Both have their own features for creating and selling custom products.

GearBubble is great for jewelry and accessories, while Printify has a wider range of products to customize including apparel, home decor and phone cases. I found GearBubble’s interface more user friendly for beginners but Printify has more advanced design tools for experienced sellers.

When comparing pricing and profit margins my experience shows that costs can vary depending on the products and print providers chosen.

I would recommend checking out both options and see which one fits your business goals and target market.

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Redbubble vs Zazzle: 2025’s Top Print-on-Demand Sites

Bogdan Rancea
Articles Print on Demand

As an artist looking to sell my designs online I’ve compared Redbubble and Zazzle. These popular print-on-demand sites allow me to upload my artwork and sell it on products.

Redbubble tends to attract a younger, trendier crowd while Zazzle is more geared towards custom gifts and corporate merchandise.

I find Redbubble’s interface easier to use for uploading designs but Zazzle has more product customization options.

Both sites handle production, shipping and customer service so I can focus on creating. My earnings vary between the two with different royalty structures and pricing models.

I’ll break down the main differences to help fellow creators choose the best fit for their work and goals.

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How to Scale Your Print-On-Demand Business (Step-by-step Guide)

Bogdan Rancea
Print on Demand

You found the best print on demand company. You’ve launched your print-on-demand store. You’ve sold a few t-shirts, mugs, or hoodies.

But now you’re stuck.

You’re thinking, How do I actually grow this thing? How do I go from $500/month to $5,000… and beyond?

Here’s the truth: Scaling a print-on-demand business isn’t about flooding your store with more designs or hoping one goes viral. It’s about getting the right systems in place, finding the right audience, and investing in what’s proven to work.

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Zero Click Marketing and What It Means for Your eCommerce Business

Richard Protheroe
Articles

Okay, let’s get to the point: Zero click marketing is here and it’s big for eCommerce businesses.

If you’re still using old school tactics to drive traffic to your site, you’re missing the bigger picture. Over 65% of searches on Google end without anyone clicking on anything.

So why does this matter? Well, Rand Fishkin, founder of SparkToro, breaks it all down perfectly in this insightful video.

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Printful vs Bonfire vs Spreadshirt: Which is the POD MVP?

Rebekah Carter
Articles Print on Demand Print on Demand Comparisons

Let’s face it, creators and entrepreneurs thinking of getting involved the with Print on Demand (POD) business model are spoiled for choice these days.

There are countless great platforms and vendors to choose from – and it’s no wonder. After the POD market is currently growing at a CAGR of 25.8%.

Although I’ve personally tried and tested somewhere around 100 different POD platforms in the past, companies like Printful, Bonfire, and Spreadshirt still stand out.

Printful, for me, is one of the best print-on-demand solutions all-around (alongside Printify and Gelato), based on its exceptional commitment to product quality, its wide range of integrations, and its great design tools.

However, Spreadshirt and Bonfire are amazing for specific types of sellers.

Not sure which option is best for you? Here’s my honest, hands-on comparison of all three solutions.

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How to Remove Password Protection From Your Shopify Store

Rajendra Bhochalya
Articles Shopify Tutorials

One of the most common questions I get after delivering a newly migrated Shopify store is this:

“How do I remove the password protection and make my store live?”

Here’s the short answer: Go to Online Store > Preferences in your Shopify admin, scroll to the Password Protection section, uncheck the box, and hit Save. That’s it—your store is live!

Now let’s break it down step-by-step (screenshots included) so you can avoid any issues.

It’s an important step. You’ve spent time getting your store ready—products, design, apps, all set up—and now it’s time to show it to the world.

Let’s walk through this step-by-step so you can launch your store without any hiccups.

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DTG vs DTF Printing: Which One’s For Your Print on Demand Business?

Bogdan Rancea
Articles Print on Demand

When I started my first print on demand business over 10 years ago I had one major problem: choosing the right printing method.

It’s a decision that affects everything from the quality of your products to how fast you can scale your business.

Two of the most popular methods right now are DTG (Direct to Garment) and DTF (Direct to Film). Both are good options but they serve very different purposes.

So, what’s the main difference between DTG (Direct-to-Garment) and DTF (Direct-to-Film) printing?

DTG prints ink directly onto fabric, creating a soft and natural finish, but it’s limited to cotton fabrics and slower for bulk orders. DTF prints designs onto a special film, which is then transferred to almost any fabric, making it more versatile and durable for scaling a POD business.

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How to Open a Delicatessen in 2025

Bogdan Rancea
Articles

Opening a delicatessen is a chance to combine your love of fine food with a profitable business. A delicatessen or deli is all about curating high end products from fresh sandwiches to gourmet items like artisanal cheeses, charcuterie and preserves.

With the growing consumer demand for speciality and locally sourced food it’s a great business model but success requires planning, attention to detail and a commitment to giving your customers an exceptional experience.

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