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7. Recommended Price Ranges (Revisited)

Part 1 • Creating Your First Product Listings

Based on the 40-60% margin formula and typical costs for quality blanks, the recommended retail price ranges from Module 1 are your starting point.

<ul> <li><strong>T-Shirts (e.g., Bella+Canvas 3001): Retail at $24 - $29.</strong> This range positions your shirt as a premium retail product, not a cheap giveaway, while ensuring a profit of $12-18 per unit.</li> <li><strong>Hoodies (e.g., Gildan 18500): Retail at $40 - $50.</strong> This hits the expected price point for a band hoodie and should yield a strong profit of $15-25 per unit.</li> </ul> When setting your final price, also consider using psychological pricing tactics, such as ending your price in .99 (e.g., $24.99) which is perceived as being significantly cheaper than the next round number.

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In this module: Creating Your First Product Listings10 steps
  1. 1The Goal: A High-Conversion Product Page
  2. 2Step 1: Uploading Your Artwork
  3. 3Deep Dive: Print-Ready File Specifications
  4. 4Step 2: Curating Your Mockups
  5. 5Step 3: Writing Your "1-Chunk" Description
  6. 6Step 4: The Strategic Pricing Formula
  7. 7Recommended Price Ranges (Revisited)
  8. 8Publishing and Syncing Your Product
  9. 9The Importance of a Size Chart
  10. 10Congratulations: Your Store is Now Live