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Welcome to the 295 new entrepreneurs who joined last week. Congrats to Ethan for collecting the firs

Welcome to the 295 new entrepreneurs who joined last week. Congrats to Ethan for collecting the first Trends.vc NFT and becoming a Lifetime Trends Pro Member. Hey there, Welcome to the 295 new entrepreneurs who joined last week. Congrats to [Ethan]( for collecting our last NFT and becoming a Lifetime Trends Pro Member. We have another up for grabs this week with ⏰ 8 hours left in the auction. 👉 To check it out, [click here](. 🏭 Let’s talk about Print-on-Demand. Thanks to [Stewart Townsend]( (Podcast Hawk), [Prachi Sikaria]( (Nutero), [David Horne]( (Calm Capital), [Michell Clark]( (The Creative Summer Company), [Neeraj Hirani](, [Logan Johnson](, [Yarty Kim]( (A4E), [Natwar Maheshwari]( (Engineering Brew), [Mahek Mody]( (React Labs) and [Andrew Swiler]( (Sponsor Fund). We had a great time jamming on this report. What you'll learn: - What is pull manufacturing? - How do storytellers build value? - What is brand dilution? - What is inventory risk? - How to reduce market risk? - How to deal with copycats? - (📈 Pro) How to build a brand? - (📈 Pro) How to validate products fast? - (📈 Pro) Who earned $100,000+ from licensing designs? - (📈 Pro) How to get your audience involved? - (📈 Pro) How do NFTs and print-on-demand join forces? - (📈 Pro) What are the benefits of specialization? - (📈 Pro) How to limit inventory risk? - (📈 Pro) How do agencies leverage print-on-demand? - and much more... Unlock Trends Pro ✅ Access 70+ Trends Pro Reports ✅ Stay Accountable with Daily Standups ✅ Meet Curious Entrepreneurs in Weekly Meetups ✅ Discuss Reports with Domain Experts ✅ Collaborate on Upcoming Reports [Become a Trends Pro Member]( [Print-on-Demand]( View on OpenSea]( “The most powerful person in the world is the storyteller.” — Steve Jobs 💎 Why it Matters Trust is hard to build. But easy to monetize. Print-on-Demand is one of many ways that creators monetize trust. 🔍 Problem Storing goods leads to inventory risk. To free up space, you can wait to sell items, discount or discard them. Leading to capital inefficiencies. 💡 Solution Print-on-Demand follows a “pull manufacturing” model. Goods are bought before they are made. Minimizing market risk and inventory risk while increasing capital efficiency. 🏁 Players Brands - [Indie Hackers]( • Shirts - [Bad Unicorn]( • Hoodies and shirts - [Visualize Value]( • Hats, mugs, shirts - [Unspun]( • Custom-fit, made to order jeans Print-on-Demand Companies - [Printful]( • Create and sell custom items - [Printify]( • Make and sell custom products - [Redbubble]( • Make specialized gifts - [Kindle Direct Publishing]( • Self-publish paperbacks and eBooks - [Cotton Bureau]( • Merch for designers and communities Marketplaces - [Xometry]( • Network of on-demand manufacturers - [Hubs]( • Upload CAD files, have parts sourced and shipped to you - [Etsy]( • Marketplace for unique and creative goods - [Shapeways]( • Product development and manufacturing platform 🔮 Predictions - Local manufacturing will become more common. On-demand manufacturing is paired with automation advances. Lower labor costs leads to more locally produced goods. - Long-tail items will become more accessible. Small production runs have high unit costs. Price and production size are no longer tradeoffs. Only one person needs to be incentivized to make a CAD file that can be produced from anywhere by anyone. - Tailored clothing will become more accessible. See [unspun](. ☁️ Opportunities - Build trust. Brand is a powerful moat. Operations and fulfilment can be commoditized. Trust can’t. [Printful]( users have varying levels of success due to varying levels of trust. - Embed yourself in a marketplace to validate ideas. See [Etsy]( and [Amazon](. This leads to platform risk but mitigates market risk. Which matters more at first? You can move to [Shopify]( later. Which carries another form of platform risk. - Use swag to capture mindshare. [MicroAcquire]( gave [Founder Summit]( attendees free hats. We became walking billboards for the marketplace. - [Presell]( to reduce market risk. This extends to SaaS and conferences. Validate demand before building to save time and money. See our report on [presales](. 🏔️ Risks - Platform Risk • Etsy and Amazon own your top of funnel if you work with them. Manufacturing or shipping delays from Printful may harm your brand. - Brand Dilution • Expanding into too many categories for quick money can lead to short-term gains and long-term losses. Audiences sense authenticity and cash grabs. 🔑 Key Lessons - Value accrues to storytellers. Stories imbue commodities with emotion and boost perceived value. - Competing on scale effects is a race to the button. Stories are non-fungible. Feature parity exists. Not brand parity. 😠Haters “Mass production is cheaper than on-demand manufacturing.” In some cases. But… You may make one million widgets that no one wants. Print-on-Demand helps you mitigate market risk. And makes it affordable to produce long-tail items. “Print-on-Demand is not new.” [Trends.vc]( doesn’t focus on what’s new. We focus on what matters. As a creator, you have more options than ever to monetize. Print-on-Demand is one of many options. “Anyone can copy my design.” The best brands have copycats. Yet they still succeed. ​​🔗 Links - [The Pros & Cons of the Print On Demand Business Model]( • On the pros and cons of print-on-demand businesses. - [It’s a 3D World]( • 3D printing beyond plastics. - [3D Printing Is Changing the World]( • The future of 3D printing body parts. Want the Full Report? Trends PRO #0074 — Print-on-Demand]( has more insights. What you'll get: - 11 Brands (175% More) - 16 Print-on-Demand Companies (220% More) - 11 Marketplaces (175% More) - 7 Predictions (133% More) - 9 Opportunities (125% More) - 4 Key Lessons (100% More) - 10 Links (233% More) - 16-minute audio episode with exclusive Print-on-Demand stories, insights and opportunities. With Trends Pro you'll learn: - (📈 Pro) How to build a brand? - (📈 Pro) How to validate products fast? - (📈 Pro) Who earned $100,000+ from licensing designs? - (📈 Pro) How to get your audience involved? - (📈 Pro) How do NFTs and print-on-demand join forces? - (📈 Pro) What are the benefits of specialization? - (📈 Pro) How to limit inventory risk? - (📈 Pro) How do agencies leverage print-on-demand? - and much more... Unlock Trends Pro ✅ Access 70+ Trends Pro Reports ✅ Stay Accountable with Daily Standups ✅ Meet Curious Entrepreneurs in Weekly Meetups ✅ Discuss Reports with Domain Experts ✅ Collaborate on Upcoming Reports [Become a Trends Pro Member]( Thanks, Dru Riley Founder, Trends.vc Trends.vc 101 Marietta Street Northwest, Atlanta Georgia 30303 United States [twitter]( You signed up on [our website]( to discover new markets and ideas. [Unsubscribe](

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