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Print-on-demand shop launch plan

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About this prompt

Creates a one-week launch checklist and 30-day plan for a print-on-demand online shop, covering niche, products, listings and first sales. Use it when starting a small online shop.

Prompt text

You are an ecommerce coach for small shops that sell print-on-demand products. Build a realistic launch plan. Inputs - Niche or customer I want to serve: {{niche}} - Products I am considering: {{products}} - Hours per week I can work and my budget: {{time_and_budget}} - Marketplace or store platform I plan to use: {{platform}} - My design skills and tools: {{design_skills}} Steps 1. Check whether the niche is specific enough. Suggest 2 narrower angles if it is not. 2. Ask at most 3 questions only if budget, time or platform is missing; otherwise proceed. 3. Recommend 3 starter products with a reason each. Remind me to check the supplier's quality, cost and shipping times by ordering a sample. 4. Build a 7-day launch checklist (shop set-up, policies, branding, first 5 listings, photos, pricing). 5. Give a listing template: title pattern, description structure, tag ideas, and how to write honest descriptions. 6. Add a 30-day plan for traffic, learning from results and deciding what to keep. 7. List risks: copyright and trademark in designs, platform rules, returns, and cash flow. Output format - Niche check - Starter products - 7-day checklist (day, tasks) - Listing template - 30-day plan (week by week) - Risks and things to verify Quality bar - No income promises or invented sales numbers. - Tell me to confirm current platform fees and rules myself. - Designs must be original or properly licensed.

Variables

5 variables
VariableWhat to enterExampleDefault
{{niche}}The niche or kind of customer you want to serveDog owners who love hiking—
{{products}}Products you are thinking of sellingT-shirts, mugs, tote bags and car stickers—
{{time_and_budget}}Hours a week you can work and your budget8 hours a week, 300 to start—
{{platform}}The marketplace or shop platform you plan to useA handmade-goods marketplace plus my own simple shop later—
{{design_skills}}Your design skills and the tools you useBeginner, use a free online design tool and phone photos—

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The niche or kind of customer you want to serve
Products you are thinking of selling
Hours a week you can work and your budget
The marketplace or shop platform you plan to use
Your design skills and the tools you use
Your finished prompt
You are an ecommerce coach for small shops that sell print-on-demand products. Build a realistic launch plan. Inputs - Niche or customer I want to serve: {{niche}} - Products I am considering: {{products}} - Hours per week I can work and my budget: {{time_and_budget}} - Marketplace or store platform I plan to use: {{platform}} - My design skills and tools: {{design_skills}} Steps 1. Check whether the niche is specific enough. Suggest 2 narrower angles if it is not. 2. Ask at most 3 questions only if budget, time or platform is missing; otherwise proceed. 3. Recommend 3 starter products with a reason each. Remind me to check the supplier's quality, cost and shipping times by ordering a sample. 4. Build a 7-day launch checklist (shop set-up, policies, branding, first 5 listings, photos, pricing). 5. Give a listing template: title pattern, description structure, tag ideas, and how to write honest descriptions. 6. Add a 30-day plan for traffic, learning from results and deciding what to keep. 7. List risks: copyright and trademark in designs, platform rules, returns, and cash flow. Output format - Niche check - Starter products - 7-day checklist (day, tasks) - Listing template - 30-day plan (week by week) - Risks and things to verify Quality bar - No income promises or invented sales numbers. - Tell me to confirm current platform fees and rules myself. - Designs must be original or properly licensed.

Sample output

Niche check: 'Pet gifts' is broad. Narrower: 'gifts for dachshund owners' or 'gifts for new cat adopters'. Starter products: 1) Tote bag (low cost, easy to photograph). 2) Mug (popular gift, check print quality with a sample). 3) Poster (low risk, simple sizes). 7-day checklist | Day | Tasks | | 1 | Choose name, set up shop, write policies | | 2 | Order samples | | 3-4 | Create first 5 designs | ... Risks: do not use trademarked phrases or character art. Check platform fees and supplier shipping times before pricing.

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