2008 November | How to start a Clothing Company

Edgillustrator’s Design Process

15. November 2008

Hey everyone :] There’s been a lot of people asking how I do my stuff, I normally hate it when people ask me but as a lot of yous have helped me out I thought it was the least I could do. Okay well the piece I’m going to be showing is one of my more [...]

7 Creative Ways to Promote Your T-Shirt Store Online

15. November 2008

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Pop Culture tees writes about 7 ways you can promote your online store and improve your clothing line. They include everything from traditional advertising and affiliate programs to writing a blog or getting blogs to post about your clothing line.

15 T Clothing Line Pitfalls

15. November 2008

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Starting up a new clothing line is no easy task, especially in today’s economy. So it is essential that you properly plan out your ventures to ensure success. Below is a common list of pitfalls many t shirt business owners encounter when launching a clothing line. I hope that this list will help you avoid [...]

10 Ways Your Tee Shirt Business Can Improve

15. November 2008

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Looking to improve your monthly tee shirt business sales and conversions? Well you have come to the right place, because today’s article is all about improving your tee shirt business! We have put together 10 great ways to fine tune your site, which will help ensure you make the most of your precious traffic. read the [...]

3 Considerations Before Launching Your Clothing Line

15. November 2008

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After 2 years of running Linty Fresh, I’ve learned a lot of things, many resulting from trial and error. Thinking back, these are the top 3 things that were (or would have been) really important to consider when starting my clothing line

Tips for Art/Craft Shows

15. November 2008

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Eric Terry, the owner of Linty Fresh, shows you how to prepare for a craft show.

How to ship orders with Endicia

8. November 2008

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I wrote a previous article about how to ship orders in paypal but here is another one by Eric Terry from Linty Fresh. He uses endicia which is free for the first 30 days and $9.95 a month for the standard plan. One plus to this method is that you can pay for first class [...]