Lisa Tries To SEO The Crap Outta Print on Demand T-Shirt Platform

Can you optimize your sub domain storefront on a custom t-shirt print on demand platform?I seem to think you can, but before I get into it, just who do I think I am giving advice on this?!

I’m Lisa, I have storefronts on the most popular print on demand T-Shirt design platforms:

• Customized Girl
  

  
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• TeeSpring
• Redbubble
• Zazzle
• Teechip
• Sunfrog
• Spreadshirt
• Designs by Humans

That’s ridiculous though, that’s spreading myself too thin, too fast, without knowing a strategy to follow. Why don’t I know what to follow? Because information is everywhere, information is influenced to sell something, and information without a case study being done is just wrong.

Hence, my case study using the extreme knowledge I learned via Wealthy Affiliate and Free Internet Marketing Project that helped put the pieces together for me that I gained from those countless webinars, YouTube videos, and practising.

Key Elements of POD SEO Success Set-Up

This happens when you search google for “50th birthday t shirts”, a keyword with low competition:

What do all these shirts have in common?

I tried to search for commonalities between the seas results. Spreadshirt appears a lot at the top under a few paid ads, so I explored that looking for titles, designer names, product description, additional uploaded images, categories, and tags.

The search results when you click on spreadshirt show you all the designs by all the people targeting the 50th birthday shirt niche. Their titles didn’t seem to matter, their storefronts didn’t matter, or did their user names. The common items among these were categories and tags containing “50th birthday shirts”.

See the product description does not contain “50th birthday” but the tag does. Also seen in this example:the tags seem to be extremely important. Right off the bat it’s safe to say, choose a keyword to target for your tags, always.
On customizedgirl, my more successful store, you are given the opportunity to plug in your google analytics account to you know, track traffic see patterns and learn what demographics are eye candy-ing my shirts. This is extremely powerful stuff I use to run my paid advertisements and for new product ideas.

You are also given the task of filling out important SEO information without truly understanding the power of filling it all out, you are given the following SEO optimizations:

• Title
• Description
• Category
• Tags
• Photo upload
• Sharing buttons

An example of designer and t-shirt name that could be important as well as description, tags, categories, and uploaded photos. IMPORTANT MEMO: Upload the image from your pc and keep uniform file names containing your target keyword.

And here: see that you can enter I think as many words as you in your description. I’ve never been capped. The only time this backfires is you can’t save these long descriptioned shirts to Pinterest because of their description word limit, but on the shirt page this is powerful if you do it right,

This brings me to lovely lists by Lisa as I sum up my lesson to you

The Things To Do When Writing Your Shirt Description For SEO Ranking

1. Your keyword needs to be in the shirts title but also in the first sentence of your description
2. Write at least 1200 words. Make a really cool story for it, make it funny or heart warming
3. Include your keyword a few times, at least three, and make it sound natural

The Things To Do When uploading a photo and creating tags

1. Include your keyword in the file name
   
2. Always use the same tag to connect your 50th t-shirts
3. Always use the same category

Things to consider when creating your store and items

1. Use your keyword as your username, your storefront, and your item titles
   
2. The images you upload to your designs should contain your keyword
3. The image you upload for product description should have your keyword in it
4. Create a new design complete with all these elements at least 1-3 times per week
5. Create valuable items and descriptions

QUESTIONS AND COMMENT SUGGESTIONS

1) Do you have your own domain and website to promote your products, or do you just use your sub domain storefront?

2) Do you agree with what I’ve said?

3) Have you had organic T-Shirt sales?

4) How do you promote your t-shirts?

Alright, thanks guys.

Check me out on Facebook @teesbyleese, hope this method continues to work for me and does for you too!

/LMarketing ™️