I’ve been looking into print on demand companies for a while now and I came across a unique one that stands out from the rest.
Gearbubble caught my attention with its focus on precious metal jewelry, which is different from the usual POD offerings.
As I dug deeper into Gearbubble I found out they partnered with Bergio International, a well known name in fine jewelry.
Launching a business can be complicated – I know that from personal experience. There’s a lot more to it than simply finding a great product or service to sell.
For me, one of the biggest challenges has always been keeping on top of my business finances. That’s where Qonto comes in.
This financial technology company, based in France, offers SMEs, freelancers, and startups access to a simple business “banking” experience that packs everything companies might need into a straightforward online solution.
Essentially, Qonto acts as the ultimate alternative to a traditional “bank”, combining cutting-edge technology, security features, and digital-first services.
So, just how valuable is Qonto for SMEs?
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Your Favorites on Printful should be under your profile icon in the top-right corner after logging in. If you don’t see them, check Product Templates instead—Printful often moves features around. If it's still missing, clear your browser cache or try a different device.
I’ve been using Printful for over a decade, and I know their UI changes can be frustrating. If you can’t find Favorites, here’s exactly where to look and what to do next.
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I’ve been in the ecommerce and print on demand (POD) industry for over a decade, helping clients launch and scale their online businesses.
Over the years, I’ve tested just about every POD platform available, and I know firsthand how choosing the right one can make or break your business.
The wrong choice can lead to high costs, slow shipping, and frustrated customers, while the right platform can help you scale efficiently and maximize profits.
Continue reading “I Tried and Tested Printful vs Gearbubble – My Verdict for 2025”
If you’re serious about print-on-demand (POD) you’ve probably heard of Printify and ShineOn.
Both allow you to sell custom products without holding inventory—but the question is which one really makes you more money?
I’ve been in eCommerce and print-on-demand for over 10 years, working with hundreds of sellers, testing both platforms and here’s the real deal:
Printify is good if you want variety. You can sell T-shirts, hoodies, mugs and more. But the profit margins? Thin because of competition. ShineOn is a high-profit machine. They focus on personalized jewelry and gifts—products that sell for $50+ per piece meaning much higher profits.Continue reading “I tried and Tested Printify vs ShineOn: My Verdict for 2025”
I’ve had a soft spot for print on demand for years now. It’s one of the few ecommerce model that genuinely lets any creator go from “I should sell merch” to launching a real storefront without taking out a loan or stuffing hoodies under the bed.
I’ve also seen a lot of POD brands go off the rails after a few months, usually because they picked a setup that seemed cheaper and easier on the surface, but ended up dealing with a constant stream of clunky integrations, customer support issues, and quality inconsistencies.
Which brings me to today’s comparison: Fourthwall vs Printify. Both are excellent in their own way.
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If you’re using Printful to fulfill orders, you’ve probably wondered: Can I sell bundles?
Short answer? No, Printful doesn’t have a bundling feature.
But that doesn’t mean you can’t sell bundles. You just have to set them up manually using Shopify and a third-party app like Simple Bundles & Kits.
And trust me, if you’re not bundling, you’re leaving money on the table.
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If you're using Printful for print-on-demand, getting your product templates into your store is a must. But here’s the problem—Printful doesn’t just “move” templates automatically. Instead, you have to push them as products to your store.
I’ve been through this process, and I know it can feel a little confusing. So, I’m breaking it down step by step, making it super simple, no matter if you're using Shopify, Etsy, WooCommerce, Wix, or another platform.
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