[kevincook]

Certain days, t-shirt designing tools are gaining huge popularity among the printing agencies.

If you are running an online garments store or have plans to open one, it will be an excellent idea if you can cater to this need of people for wearing personalized T-shirts.

Now the market is full of so many t-shirt design tools that make it extremely difficult to choose the best one.

But before you pick an online t shirt design program for your store, it’s important that you ask yourselves 3 primary questions:

1. Do I really need this software?
You need to decide whether it makes business sense for you to do so.

2. Can you make the necessary investment?
Can you afford to make this investment and do you have a plan in place to get the most out of this investment? These are the questions you must ask yourself.

3. How do I find a t shirt design studio software?
These are not the only questions that you must ask yourself if you are planning to use this kind of software on your website. Just enter the phrase ‘T-shirt design software’ in Google, and you will be presented with lots of options. You need to make a list of the companies whose design software you like and test their demo versions

 

[Wildgoose]

Sorry Kevin, I rarely flame people but this thread is about as useless as I have ever seen. What is the point of it?

 

[dcbevins]

Sorry Kevin, I rarely flame people but this thread is about as useless as I have ever seen. What is the point of it?

I would guess his point is to drive interest in the T-Shirt Design Software he is selling. He is taking the infomercial approach, at least somewhat. I don't think it is the best approach for this forum, but who knows. There are many experts here and he risks being patronizing.

He isn't obvious enough though with the product only being in his tag line. But I supposed he worries about just being overly blatant.

 

[Wildgoose]

I would guess his point is to drive interest in the T-Shirt Design Software he is selling. He is taking the infomercial approach, at least somewhat. I don't think it is the best approach for this forum, but who knows.

He isn't obvious enough though with the product only being in his tag line. But I supposed he worries about just being overly blatant.

AHHH! I missed the tagline! I reread the whole thing like three times trying to figure out what the heck the post was even bringing to the table.