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Which platform is best for online POD shop?
DIR By: Elle Blue
Date: November 4, 2022, 9:48 pm
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Hi All,
I'm wondering if someone could give me some suggestions. I am
moving my store off of shopify and I am wondering what platforms
work with the print on demand providers, particularly, Printful
and Fuel (my faves). I heard Wix does online stores and I heard
about Weebly and Squarespace. But before I invest all that time
into setting up a store on any of these platforms, does anyone
have any feedback (like something unforeseen for me)? I
appreciate it!
Elle
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Re: Which platform is best for online POD shop?
DIR By: Admin
Date: November 6, 2022, 3:43 am
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--- Quote from: Elle Blue link ---
>
> Hi All,
> I'm wondering if someone could give me some suggestions. I am
moving my store off of shopify and I am wondering what platforms
work with the print on demand providers, particularly, Printful
and Fuel (my faves). I heard Wix does online stores and I heard
about Weebly and Squarespace. But before I invest all that time
into setting up a store on any of these platforms, does anyone
have any feedback (like something unforeseen for me)? I
appreciate it!
> Elle
>
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Hi and welcome.
Here is the list of all platforms that you are able to integrate
with printful and basic info about all of the:
HTML https://www.printful.com/integrations
I'm not a huge expert but from my experience, I will strongly
suggest, depending on what you sell and how serious you are
about what you do in the long run, you slowly build a WordPress
site on a theme that works with WooCommerce and become an
absolute master of your castle.
The only downside is that the thing might take a lot of time so
my advice is that while you are using one of these platforms
that are fast and easy to set up, slowly build your own
WordPress site and integrate printful with WooCommerce on it. It
may last way longer if you have to learn on that road but is
well worth it and can open more possibilities.
In the long run, you get the best SEO platform to try to rank
your products and blog posts on google, by far the cheapest
option where basically your hosting is your only expense, you
don't need to change platforms while they change something on
the current one you use, no fees you have to pay to most of
those platforms so you are cutting out the middle man and so on.
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