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Channel: Passive Owl
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I'll show you how you can sell stickers
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like these to make
money in no time at all.
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First go to Pexels
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which is a site you can use
to get free images from.
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Search for what you want.
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For this example, I'll type "cat".
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Here are thousands of
adorable cat pictures.
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I'll go with this one.
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Click download.
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Now you've got the image,
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go to Remove.bg.
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This removes the background
automatically for free.
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Select your image.
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And it takes less than a second
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for the background to be removed.
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Download it and then
upload it to Redbubble
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so you can sell it as a sticker.
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Click here to change the markup.
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If you set it to 100%
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you'll get between $3.59 and $26.60 profit
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every time someone buys it.
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You can leave it at about 20%
until you get your first sale
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and then increase after that.
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That way you know the
margin isn't responsible
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for you not getting any sales.
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Now, I know that you're
a responsible person,
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so you must be thinking, hang
on Uncle Owl, is this legal?
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What does the licensing look like?
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Here it is on Pexels for you.
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All photos and videos
can be used for free.
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Attribution isn't required,
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but... you can't sell unaltered copies.
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So the question is, does
cutting out part of the image
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count is altering it?
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According to the terms and conditions
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and specifically clause 5.5,
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you can use the content
in any way you want
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even commercially, but
you need to update, modify
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or, otherwise incorporate
new creative elements.
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Now there's no written definition
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as to what the words "modify"
or "update" actually mean.
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I contacted Pexels weeks
ago for clarification
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but got no response.
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If I get an update, I will
put in the description for you
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so check down there.
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For now though, if you
want to play it safe,
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in addition to updating and modifying
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the image on Remove.bg,
you can also incorporate
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new creative elements into the design.
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This can be as simple as
drawing something on the images
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like these glasses, or this skateboard,
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or this beard and hat, whatever you want.
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It really doesn't have to be amazing.
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In fact, sometimes the
more ridiculous it is
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the better it sells.
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People love weird stickers, and
you can incorporate elements
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from your chosen niche into the design
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so it appeals to your target audience.
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You can also edit stuff like
the saturation or the color,
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Control + U is the
keyboard shortcut for this.
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I'll go to layer style and
drop shadow to add a shadow,
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or stroke to add an outline.
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Whatever effects you think
will look good on your image.
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Now let's take it to the next level.
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You can get a few images
from the same search
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or find similar images like
I'm doing with these cats.
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Remove the backgrounds
again with Remove.bg.
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Then just drag them into Photoshop
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and make a sticker pack
by placing them together.
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This means customers get several
stickers for the same price
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a better deal so they're
more likely to buy from you
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instead of someone
offering only one sticker.
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And they'll probably buy a bigger size too
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which means more profit for you.
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You can even add text if you want.
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Something relevant to your chosen niche,
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which will then be cut out
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as another sticker for your customer.
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The canvas size you'll want
to use is 2,800 by 2,800.
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This makes sure all your
stickers fit on all sizes
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offered by Redbubble.
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You can search for whatever you want
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and find thousands of
images to choose from.
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What about a cactus themed
sticker pack for plant lovers?
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Same process again, just download
it, remove the background
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and edit it in whatever way you want.
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There's thousands of
images to choose from.
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If you want to cute animal pack
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there's almost 60,000
results to look through.
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If you go to the top right,
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you can filter by
orientation, size and color.
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Search for Halloween, and
you can create seasonal packs
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to target Halloween, or Christmas.
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You can do this for big
events through the year,
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or just go for evergreen content
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that will sell all year round.
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There are lots of websites
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like Pexels you can use
to find images like these.
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Pixabay is another good one.
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And there's Unsplash and Pikwizard.
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I'll put a whole list of
them in the description
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so you can use whatever you want.
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You can combine elements from these sites
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to create something great.
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There's also loads of websites
with free vector images
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for commercial use.
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I'll put a list of them in
the description as well.
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Just check the licensing
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and make sure you can use each image
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that you like the look of.
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On Pexels, you can click any image
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and see the licensing
information underneath.
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And click info for more
detailed specifications.
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Make sure you read the license
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if you're using a different platform
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as you don't wanna get in trouble.
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Once you've done it a few times though,
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you'll get to know the websites
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and it will become second nature.
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One final bit of advice
for you about sizing
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and making sure your products look great,
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Remove.bg gives you a
transparent file for free,
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but the resolution isn't
huge as you can see.
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You can get the full
HD resolution download
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but you'll need 1 credit.
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The first credit's free for signing up.
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Then it works at out
about 16 cents per image
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if you want huge resolution
files to use on Redbubble.
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If you don't want to pay
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then you can resize the
images yourself manually
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using Photoshop or Photopea.
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Just drag your image in and
adjust it however you want.
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That will affect the quality though.
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There is a free site called Waifu,
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which can upscale your
image to twice the size
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without losing quality.
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That wizardry is beyond my
comprehension but it works
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and it's great.
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I'll put this page from
Redbubble in the description
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so you can check it out
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and get more tips about
how to design for stickers.
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Lastly, if you want to learn more,
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I've got a popular video
about designing stickers
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for profit on Redbubble, with
different tips and tricks.
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If you found this helpful,
please give me a thumbs up
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or leave a comment to help me out.
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and I will see you in the next video.
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