6/11/2023: Update: Back to the Store For the past few years, I have always been passionate about creating art. It is not only a hobby, but I now look at it as a great way to fulfill my creative side, but also earn extra money. While selling art at farmers markets and festivals can be…
A couple of weeks ago, we had the first market of the season. We plan to do a few of them this year again, but we are thinking of changing some things this year… ( BIG THANK YOU to my wife for her continued support!) There is always a lot more work prepping or the…
Wow I can’t believe is middle of 2021 already. While last year went by super slow, this year is moving at super sonic speed! My last status progress report was back in December 2020 and was in the early stages of formalizing my DoodlingJorge process, learning new things, and getting the many different pieces setup….
This is a great time to reflect a bit on the progress so far on my journey towards my doodling art empire 🙂 I started to post to my new @doodlingjorge Instagram account on May 17, 2020 and converted it to a Business Account on May 19, 2020 (prior to this I have been posting my doodles…
Just a quick update / follow-up to my previous post, Too Many Products and Stores – Part 3, a couple of weeks ago, I spent time working with Dahy, a great developer out of Cairo, Egypt, and I am so very exited to say that we are working Version 1 was a great drop. but as…
Creating YouTube videos is pretty straight forward, and I have a process that I am trying to stick to with them: 3 – 4 minute speed-up videos with music Fade in / out intro with logo Display the finished art at the end for 5 seconds Transition into Like, Subscribe & Share Upbeat / Happy…
As I begin to create videos and post them on my new YouTube channel , I began to realize I need put some thought on the style, content and the length the videos need to be. ( have some sort of strategy about it ) I realize many folks on YouTube want to monetize their channels (need…
In my previous post, More Products, More Stores Part 2, I explained the setup I have. With 4 different stores, 4 print of demand suppliers, things were getting a bit complex (under statement!) I have over 58 products now and I had to create a spreadsheet to track it all. I will spare you lots of…
Continuing on yesterday’s post (Part 1).… You may be asking why did I needed so many stores… There are quite a few print-on-demand services, and this is the difference: Type 1: Print on Demand with stores platforms like RedBubble, TeeSpring and Zazzle provide their own store so everything you create, they sell and pay you a royalty for…
This week and weekend has been a learning experience! Lots of YouTube videos, article reading and setting up the different Print-on-Demand services. First and foremost I am learning Keep this top of mind! Learning means you will make mistakes. I’ve had to think a bit about the strategy I will take moving forward. Outside the basics of…
