Getting my First Payout from Redbubble

 I got my first payout on Redbubble in December 2020. At this time I was looking for something since it was a pandemic and spent most of the time in lockdowns.

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In December 2020 I finally got my first payout in Redbubble after uploading 23 designs. I was very happy because it was proof to my parents to show that I was doing something productive. I got $3.21 in my PayPal account which is not that much but for me, it was my starting base.

So how does this feel, we may ask?

For me, I felt joy because it was the money I made. Now I am 15 yrs and when I look at what I built for my future as my young self I can be proud of it.

In May 2021 got paid $22.44 which is totally amazing, felt like a boss you know hahaha. Then in January 2022 this year I got paid $38.08 which now blew my mind.

How did I spend my money?

Once I got the money I would buy so much stuff online but at this stage, I feel like I had made the wrong choices. Now my future payouts I will be saving and investing with them.

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This was almost 3 years ago when I started earning from Redbubble, I was so proud to be able to earn such an amount online especially when I was that young. But you may say others make more than but for me it was something I started and would to continue with it.

Even now I still get some $20 here and there from my Redbubble account, so I would say it is legit even though it has its pros & cons.

Firstly, I will start with its pros:

PROS :

- Can advertise your product if it has potential

- Provides discounts for customers every month making it easier for you

- You do not need to build your own website to sell

- No need for spending money to start the Print-on-Demand

- Pay through PayPal, which most people use.

- Pays every month on the 15th.

- Every year you get paid even if you have a balance of less than $20.

CONS

- Needs too much attention ( you are going to take a long time doing SEO and designing for the products)

- Needs skills such as, SEO, being able to rank your product in the search engine

- It may take time until you finally make money

- Too much competition

- Payment threshold of $20

So the choice is yours, you may watch other videos on YouTube to get more info about the website "Redbubble ".