Redbubble is a fantastic way to sell a variety of products bearing your own unique designs, and without having to pay out a penny, but as you merrily upload your images, you may be wondering why some products just won't do what you want them to!

You can use a standard sized image for most of the magnificent Redbubble merch, but what about those pesky ones that just won't conform?

In this video I don't just tell you what they are, but I help you to fix those issues.

You can find my full Redbubble series here:    • Redbubble  

...but if you would prefer my easy-to-follow step-by-step course with lots of extra help and information, find out more about it here: https://brandedandcovered.com/product...

Sizes mentioned in the video, as promised:
Cards 1300 x 900 pixels
Mugs 2700 x 1120 pixels
Jigsaws 9075 x 6201 pixels


My channel is all about doing a little work for long-term rewards, whether that's here on YouTube, with your own products for sale worldwide with the magic of print on demand on platforms such as Redbubble, Amazon Merch on Demand, etc, or your own e-commerce website, books, eBooks, on Amazon KDP, audiobooks, and so much more.

This video is actually just one of a 30-day challenge I'm doing with some of my YouTubing friends. We're determined to prove that you can do this in your as midlifers and are committed to posting new content every day for 30 days, so please do have a look at their channels too...
@LonnaRaeDHD
@JasenomadeTV
@NickandNeoshea
@beautifullifesageg.3951
@xploradora8099

Resources I use, and my affiliate links where relevant:
Redbubble - the ultimate beginner POD platform - https://redbubbleus.sjv.io/LPOdL3
Canva - well this one goes without saying. I'd be lost without it for designing thumbnails and images - https://www.canva.com/
VidIQ - essential YouTube tips and training - https://vidiq.com/jowildsmith/

Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:49 Cards
2:29 Mugs
4:57 Jigsaws