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Teepublic vs Teespring: Which POD Solution is Best?

Rebekah Carter
Articles Print on Demand

Teespring vs Teepublic: Which print-on-demand solution is most likely to help your business grow?

As the print on demand market has continued to grow in size and popularity, various new solutions have emerged to help creators and merchants rapidly create and sell their own custom products.

With both Teespring and Teepublic, would-be business owners can quickly create and sell all kinds of unique products, without having to deal with the challenges of production and fulfilment themselves.

The question is, which platform is best for your business?

We’ve evaluated the features and benefits of both services, to help you make the right choice.

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A Chat with Printful’s CEO, Alex Saltonstall: On Content Creation, Print-on-demand, and Building a Foundation

Joe Warnimont
Articles Interviews

In the ever-evolving world of ecommerce, Printful has emerged as the go-to platform for entrepreneurs looking to create and sell custom products online.

Under the visionary leadership of CEO Alex Saltonstall, a former general manager at Wayfair—where he led a team that prioritized fast, reliable, and cost-efficient fulfillment to drive exceptional customer service and experience—Printful has become the most popular print-on-demand platform in the market.

To gain a deeper understanding of their success and the strategies behind it, we had the privilege of conducting an exclusive interview with Alex Saltonstall.

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Linkpop by Shopify Review: The Simple Link-in-Bio Tool

Rebekah Carter
Articles Reviews Shopify

In this Linkpop by Shopify review, we’re taking a closer look at one of the useful free tools created by Shopify to help businesses boost their sales and online presence.

Over the years, Shopify has proven to be more than just an ecommerce platform vendor.

Today, Shopify offers a variety of useful tools to business owners, from a comprehensive website builder, to headless commerce solutions, point of sale systems, and even a free logo generator.

Linkpop is just one of the most recent tools introduced by the brand in March 2022.

The “Link in Bio” solution is aimed at members of the creator economy, offering them the opportunity to sell products directly from a link they can place on their social media profiles.

Let’s take a closer look at Linkpop, it’s benefits, and how it works.

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Shopify Magic: Write Product Descriptions with Artificial Intelligence

Joe Warnimont
Articles

Imagine you're a business owner, spending hours upon hours crafting the perfect product descriptions for your online store.

You meticulously choose each word, trying to capture the essence of your products and entice potential customers.

But what if there was a way to automate this process, saving you time and effort?

Enter Shopify Magic, a revolutionary new tool from Shopify that uses artificial intelligence to automatically generate product descriptions for your ecommerce site.

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Shopify POS Pricing 2025: The Complete Guide for Retailers

Rebekah Carter
Articles POS Shopify

Quick answer: Shopify POS starts at $5/month with basic in-person features and goes up to $89/month if you want full retail tools (POS Pro). You’ll also need a Shopify plan, pay card processing fees (2.4%–5%), and buy hardware starting around $429.

If you’re running an ecommerce business and want to expand into in-person sales, Shopify POS is a natural fit. But the pricing model isn’t always clear, especially now that Shopify bundles some features by default and makes POS Pro an optional upgrade.

I’ve helped clients roll this out in retail stores, pop-ups, and hybrid setups. Here’s exactly what Shopify POS costs—and how to choose the right setup.

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Shopify vs Custom Website: How Should You Build an Online Store?

Joe Warnimont
Articles Shopify

We should mention: Shopify is just about the polar opposite of a custom website build. It’s not quite as “rudimentary” as a solution like Wix, but the whole idea behind Shopify is for merchants to create an online store on their own, without the need for a college degree in web design.

A custom website build, on the other hand, requires web development knowledge from you, or the person you hire. In short, Shopify is a more clean, packaged, off-the-shelf platform for launching an ecommerce site within minutes (if you’re really fast).

A custom website, although pricey and complicated and more time-consuming, provides significantly more flexibility and control over the final product that is your site.

For ecommerce web design, two paths stand before you, each promising unique experiences for building an online store.

On one side, there's Shopify, the renowned platform that offers a seamless and user-friendly experience for ecommerce web design.

On the other side, there's the allure of a custom website, crafted by a skilled developer, offering limitless possibilities and complete control over your digital kingdom.

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