I'm gonna be giving you five websites

that people are using to make money online worldwide

for free, without needing a credit card.

Yep, 100% free, no hidden fees,

and no hidden subscription costs.

And the way that you make money

with each of these five websites is very similar.

What you do is you use them to create and sell

simple text-based T-shirts, like this one here,

that made over $1,000 this past month.

But I can imagine that a lot of my new viewers

are thinking, "Wait a minute.

"Sarah, you're saying that people are making money

"for free on the internet selling T-shirts?

"That doesn't sound free.

"That sounds expensive.

"After all, don't I need a T-shirt factory?

"Don't I need to hire any staff?

"Don't I need to be a graphic designer?"

And the answer to all of those is no.

You don't need any of that.

And I'm gonna prove it to you right now.

But also, a quick disclaimer.

As you will discover, a lot of these websites,

they are very similar.

However, I still recommend that you stick around

and you watch the video to find out about all five of them,

because as you'll see, you can combine them all together

to make even more money.

So let me show you show people are making money online

for free without a credit card,

and without a T-shirt factory,

and without graphic design skills.

So I'm here on my first website, Zazzle.

This is a website that lets you create

and sell your own merchandise.

It lets you create and sell all sorts of products,

such as mugs, pillows, and of course,

it lets you create and sell T-shirts,

without actually making them yourself.

Here's how it works.

All you do is sign up for a free Zazzle account,

no subscription fees required.

It literally takes seconds to sign up,

because you can just use your Google or Facebook account

to quickly register.

Once you sign up for free,

you can then select one of the many products

they manufacture and sell.

Once you do, all you need to do is upload a piece of artwork

to the website and digitally place it onto the product.

You can resize it and place it wherever you like

on the T-shirt.

After filling out your product page details,

like giving your product page a title

and setting a price for it,

you can then post your product for sale on their website.

Zazzle will handle all sales and payment processing for you.

Then when a customer comes to your T-shirt and buys it,

Zazzle's factory will then print your piece of artwork

onto one of their T-shirts

and ship it out to the customer for you,

automatically, without you having to do anything.

Zazzle will then take out their fees

and pay out the profit to you as a commission.

In the eCommerce industry, we have a name for this.

It is called print on demand,

and it allows you to sell phantom products

like phantom T-shirts that don't even exist yet,

because they are only made

after the customer has already purchased it from you.

All right, so we have answered objection number one,

how can I make and sell T-shirts?

So let's move on to objection number two.

Don't I need to be a graphic designer?

The sneaky thing that Zazzle won't tell you

is that actually, no, no, you don't.

They like to advertise their platform

as a way for artists to make money online, but really,

many of their top-selling products

feature little to no artwork at all.

The designs are so simple, anyone can make them.

Case in point: you see this top-selling T-shirt here?

This T-shirt is literally just text.

That's all this is.

It's a funny quote.

And you know what?

Replicating and making your own funny quote T-shirts

like this is ridiculously simple.

So I'm over here in one of my favorite graphic apps, Canva.

Now I know a lot of people struggle

to understand my accent when I pronounce Canva,

so I will spell it out for everyone.

C-A-N-V-A, Canva.

So inside of here, look what I did.

I simply added in a text box,

and I selected a quirky, casual font

from Canva's huge list of free open-source fonts,

and that's it.

That's all this is.

It's just a text box, and that's that.

That is how simple it was for me to make this T-shirt.

The artist didn't need to be a graphic artist.

They just needed to know how to slap a text box

onto a shirt.

And while copying this exact shirt would be a bad idea,

what is a good idea is copying the idea

of creating funny text-based T-shirts,

and then browsing places like Instagram

for funny quotes and phrases,

especially trending quotes and phrases,

to place onto your T-shirts.

And the wonderful thing about funny quotes, phrases,

and words is oftentimes the simplicity of text-based designs

adds too the humor, rather than taking away from it.

It makes the T-shirt more deadpan,

and that makes it funnier.

That is why the most common way

that people have success with text-based designs,

it's by focusing on funny quotes and phrases.

And by the way, if you are enjoying this video

and you would like even more free training

on print on demand, then be sure to download my free ebook,

"The 6 Steps that 6-Figure Online Stores Follow

"to Make Over $10,000 a Month,"

and you'll find a link to download that

in the video description below.

But you know, whenever I make videos like these,

I almost always get comments from people saying things like,

"Sure, Sarah, but does this actually work?

"Because I'm not sure if this actually,

"quote, unquote, works."

I'll be honest.

This has to be one of the most hated comments

that I get on my videos of all time.

Let me ask you a question.

If this didn't actually work,

how is it that Zazzle makes hundreds of millions of dollars?

There are no fees to sell on Zazzle, so the only way

that Zazzle is making hundreds of millions of dollars

is if they're actually selling the products

that their third-party sellers create

and actually make them money.

Zazzle made $270 million

because they sold hundreds of millions of dollars

from third-party sellers on their platform.

So yes, people do buy these T-shirts,

and yes, they do make people money.

And pro-tip, if you want to be one of the people

who are successfully making money on sites like these,

the people that are successful,

they're not the people that put up one T-shirt

or two T-shirts or three T-shirts.

They experiment, and they put up lots of T-shirts

until they find a design that clicks with Zazzle's customers

and makes them go, "You know what?

"That's hilarious. I want that."

But while I do admittedly find this question

a little frustrating,

there is a good question that I get asked a lot,

and it's this, "But Sarah, I'm confused.

"How I can I get paid out if I don't have a credit card?"

And that's a good question.

When someone comes and buys your T-shirt,

Zazzle collects their fees

and pays out the rest of the profit to you

in the form of a commission.

And they don't put that commission onto a credit card.

They put it either into your PayPal account,

or they can send it out in the form of a check.

And yes, checks can indeed be sent worldwide.

And here is another good question that I get asked.

They go, "Okay, Sarah.

"If I make a T-shirt design on one website,

"can I sell it on another website?"

And the answer is that you can sell your T-shirt designs

wherever you like.

So here's an idea.

Why not post it on a similar website to Zazzle, Threadless?

This is another website

that lets you create and sell products

like mugs, towels, hoodies, and T-shirts.

And you know what?

There's nothing stopping you

from listing your Zazzle products here too,

and if you're wondering, but sure, Sarah,

do people actually buy simple text-based designs on here?

The answer is absolutely.

Look at this.

This was one of the top products in the search results

when I typed in engineer.

And I know that this is selling well,

because Threadless and Zazzle

are similar to Etsy's search engine.

If I type in engineer into Etsy's search engine,

it'll get me a bunch of products.

The algorithm orders products

based on if they're selling or not.

All of these engineer T-shirts featured here

are the current top-selling engineer-related T-shirts

on Etsy.

So because this T-shirt here popped up,

it's one of the top products for this keyword, engineer,

I know that it's currently a top-selling T-shirt

on Threadless as a gift for engineers.

And as you can see, there's no fancy artwork, nothing,

just text.

It's a huge myth that the only T-shirts that sell

feature fancy designs and artwork.

Inside my premium print-on-demand training course,

The Ecomm Clubhouse, I have a tutorial video

which shows how to combine memes you find on Instagram

with Canva to create free designs.

If you're interested in joining my course,

I'll have a link to it in the video description below.

And yes, you can even repost designs to my third website,

Merch by Amazon.

Now, my regular subscribers might want to skip ahead

to the next website, as they may recognize this

since I've talked about it before,

but I'll also be revealing a money-making text-based T-shirt

that's currently making its creator passive income

each year, so you may still find this interesting.

But yes, what a lot of people don't know

is that Amazon offers lots of ways

to sell products on their site, and one of those is this,

Merch by Amazon, their print-on-demand service.

All you need to do is register

and then sign into your account, and yes,

since the entire point of this video is how to make money

without a credit card, that is not required.

Just like with the other two websites, all you need to do

is choose which products you want to sell.

Once you've selected it,

you then just upload what artwork you want to sell onto it,

and just like with the other websites,

Amazon will collect the purchase price, remove their fees,

and pay you the difference as a commission.

So if I price my T-shirt at $19.99,

I will get $5.23 as a commission.

And are people actually successfully selling

and making money from the text-based T-shirts

they create using the Merch by Amazon program?

They sure are.

Check it out.

Here is a simple, funny text-based design

that someone is selling.

And using the Amazon sales estimator tool JungleScout,