Hey guys, it's time to give you an update! Full transparency, I closed my print shop. I've been helping a lot of people with their social media recently, and it just took too much time away from running the actual shop. So I had to make a decision. I love marketing / social media and just want to focus on that and help others grow their business. It's what I'm most interested in and best at. All of my time is now being focused on the best ways to grow. Which is good for you, because I can now start sharing that! So here's what is coming over the next week: - All new classroom based around social media growth (adding 2 of the courses today) - access to me 1-on-1 anytime for help with your social media strategy and video creation - 40% affiliate commission for every member you refer to the group - And anything else that you find interesting (would love your feedback!) This group will be open to anyone who has a print shop, not just metal prints. I hope that we can share different types of printing methods, and everyone can grow together on social media. I will keep you updated this week as the new features are released. Thanks everyone, Rush

Hey guys, I've recently thought of a new way to sell your prints, and I wish I had thought of it sooner. Selling on Facebook Marketplace. This is such an underrated opportunity. I have been doing this with different items for the past 10 years. I buy and sell items locally all the time, and it's my favorite thing to do. I had never thought to sell custom prints, but its the perfect way for a lot of you. 1. You get to sell locally, which customers love. 2. It's free to post as many listings as you want. 3. You can offer shipping services. 4. You can boost the listing (with money) to show it to even more people. Normally, you will see service businesses (ex. lawn mowing) posting on here, and it works amazingly well for them, so I think it would work great for you as well. Here is what I would do: 1. Try to get unique local photos (ex., I live in Charleston, so getting local ocean or town photos). 2. Print each picture onto a print and take a photo of it in a nice setting. 3. Post 5-10 separate marketplace listings showcasing your work and offering custom prints. 4. Make it clear in the listing that you offer custom services. I dont know if marketplace is available in every country, but if you live in the U.S., this is the #1 way that I would get started. (If you've never used it, click the sidebar on Facebook and scroll until you see "Marketplace".) It's completely free, so you have nothing to lose. Good luck!

Hey guys was just wondering how you print larger images if your heat press is smaller than your print. I have a 15 x 15 heat press but want to print a 12 x 18 image. is it as simple as starting with one side and then pressing the next or would you need to buy the bigger press?

What kinda set up are y’all using? Like your table and shelves

Just curious how much larger do you print your images out for the bleed edge?