How to Promote your T-Shirt & Personalisation Business

Having been in the personalisation industry since the mid eighties, I was a little surprised to learn that there was no practical guide which offered any help or assistance to anyone looking to start and promote their own  t-shirt printing business - with the emphasis on "Promote".

You can now benefit  from my experience for just £21.74+VAT (£25.00 inclusive of VAT) - That's just 91p (excluding VAT)  for every year of my experience and expertise; many would say that this a very small price to pay for something that could potentially pay for itself many times over.  Quite simply, my advice is priceless.




Rewarding Business

          Printing and selling T-Shirts and Gift Items can be a very financially rewarding business. It can easily be operated from home, to suit your individual circumstances. this could also mean more freedom and greater leisure time for your and your family.
 

Don't waste your Money!

          However, purchasing a t-shirt printing machine and hoping for the best may not be good enough if you do not know of your target markets. It is amazing how many people purchase heat presses to run their own business, but very few succeed because they often lack marketing skills. What this  guide aims to do is to offer you real and practical guidance so that you have a real chance of  succeeding, as opposed to failing from the start.

Many beginners go into t-shirt and personalisation  business blindfolded. They get the promise of an initial  order from a relative, friend or an associate and then go and and invest hundreds, if not thousands of pounds on equipment. Such initial orders sometimes do not materialise (despite the promise from friends etc), and when they do, they are often one-off's with little or no chance of repeat orders.

I am not trying to scaremonger you as my company also sells heat presses - therefore, it is not in my interest to be negative. However, having been in this business for almost a quarter of  a century, I do know the hard facts.  Relying on one or two initial orders will not give you long term financial security. You need to be in the business for the long haul - and that is where this guide will assist you greatly.

Remember, without some form of direction, your machines could just sit there and gather dust. Your hard earned money could be wasted.

 

Learn from someone with 24 years of experience in this field

          Having ran his own successful business and a t-shirt print shop for over 24 years, Jeff Sharma BSc (Hons), the author of this guide, has published this very unique manuscript (believed to be the first of it's kind in the world) which will give you practical suggestions, as well as many useful and practical hints and tips. These could help save you save a great deal of money you get your t-shirt printing off to a flying start.

With my 24 years of experience within the personalisation market, I have pooled together my knowledge and practical experience to bring you this unique guide 'How to Start and Promote your T-Shirt Printing Business'   This guide is not full of fancy or over the top theoretical jargon, it gets straight to the point on How to sell and promote your business in a very practical and down to earth way.

It is hoped that my knowledge, together with my experience in this field will prevent you from making costly mistakes and wasting a great deal of time  and energy. 

Just one idea successfully adopted from this book could potentially be worth thousands of pounds to you. At just £25.00, I believe it's a very small price to pay for what you can potentially gain from it.

In this guide, we will cover many topics relating to marketing
your t-shirt printing business, including:-
 

• Advertising locally (Pro's and con's - what to avoid and what to go for)

• Direct marketing (Selective marketing to certain businesses)

• Advertising on the internet (pro's and con's)

• E-mail marketing (Reach 100's of potential customers at the click of a mouse)

• Joining local groups and associations (build great contacts)

• Press releases (how to get free publicity worth hundreds of pounds)

• Local radio publicity (Could cost very little)

• Leaflet drops (How to minimise you outlay)

• Working together with other businesses (Get other's to bring in business for you - you stay at home and print!)

• T-Shirts for special days & events (Be ready for certain events throughout the year)

• T-Shirts for specific markets (huge potential here)

• A wider market for garment printing (other than just t-shirts)

• Other niche markets (Many do not even think about!)

• Other associated products and markets (Supply other printable items)
  
  
   

Due to the nature of this guide, I regret no refunds can be made. I have summarised above the contents contained within this guide.


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