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Way back in the dark ages, also known as Year One of the Podcast, we featured several

stories of people who had done quite well using the Merch by Amazon platform, and they were

typically using this platform to sell T-shirts and other print on-demand items. If you're not

familiar with this process, they would upload designs, they would either make those designs

themselves or commission the designs sometimes from a contractor on a site like Fiverr or Upwork,

and then whenever those T-shirts or whatever the items were sold on Amazon, they would receive a

percentage. Now, some of our listeners had success with this as well. Once we started talking about

this model, I had a lot of reports of listeners who were signing up. It's essentially a no-risk

business opportunity. It might not work, but if it doesn't work, it doesn't cost you anything.

We had at least one listener who made more than $30,000 in less than a year by following the

process. Now, opportunities come and go, of course. As I mentioned, this was with the dark ages,

several years ago, so today's caller is wondering about this particular opportunity. Is it still worth

it? Is it still a good idea to sell Merch by Amazon? That is today's topic. The question and my

detailed answer is coming right up. With all too, connect with family and friends for less this

Christmas. Save up to £500 on the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra. So go on, send those antler selfies

and santa remorges, and give those distant relays a video call. Hi, Adjana and Alan.

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