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I am finally ready to launch a Novelty T-Shirt shop but I don't want anything to complex. I am thinking something along the lines of a website like this Bigtimeteez.com
Can someone maybe tell me what format they used with this site? I think It Is Cubecart, Is this easy to use? Thanks!
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I am finally ready to launch a Novelty T-Shirt shop but I don't want anything to complex. I am thinking something along the lines of a website like this Bigtimeteez.com
Can someone maybe tell me what format they used with this site? I think It Is Cubecart, Is this easy to use? Thanks!
I went to Bigtimeteez.com and some of the designs on the home page seems to be the same as those from SnorgTees.com.
Only the colors are different.
E.g:
-I drink your Milkshake
-I'm kind of a big deal (I see this slogan used everywhere)
Yeah, I actually noticed the same designs on a lot of different sites like BigtimeTeez.com, Bustedtees.com, SnorgTees, etc. It seems they just change them up a bit. The reason I like the BigtimeTeez.com site Is because of the simplicity. It really looks clean and I beleive customers like that? At least I do.
Yes, they are clean too but BigtimeTeez.com has the pics. without the models. I honestly think It Is better to show the t-shirts without the models because I have taken classes on advertising and If you show all the shirts with these super skinny models you will scare off the bigger sized customers and I would like to sell up to 3XL. I guess It all depends on who your target market is?
Just checked out Bigtimeteez.com again to get some more ideas for the layout of my site and I noticed they have their shirts now priced at $10 each!! How can they make any money selling that cheap?