Hey guys,
We all have that one thing, (or a few) that is the 'bread & butter' of our AM business. For me, it's teespring. I've been doing it for 6-8 months. It consumes a lot of time but seems to bring me a somewhat 'consistent' income.
My question is, how do you manage the 'Try new things' or experimental part of your business. With all the news about people good money with method X and method Y, how do you incorporate the time for exploration of new affiliate opportunities while keeping your current business and up kicking?
I want to try display advertising, other custom products, FB niche page growth & monetization, ppcall, mobile, (there's a long list
). I know it's necessary to focus on one thing till you kill it or at least breakthrough to good profits but it's hard keeping that entrepreneurial, opportunity seeking beast under control sometimes 
~ Mateen
Hey Mateen!
Start outsourcing your work.
You will have a lot of very repetitive processes when creating, launching and optimising your Teespring campaigns.
Watch BBrock's Speech on outsourcing here http://stmforum.com/forum/showthread.php?15084-VIDEO-STMBKK-Meet-Up-Speeches
Read this thread http://stmforum.com/forum/showthread...ring-Employees
and read this thread http://stmforum.com/forum/showthread...npowering-Solo
I'm not exactly sure what your set up looks like for building your Teespring campaigns, but I believe you could easily save yourself an extra 30-40% of your time by hiring a couple of guys max ($500/month). That is now a whole lot of free time you have to spare trying out other products!
for me the best way to test emp before hiring
is give medium to hark task in very limited time (1day to finish), it should be challanging
if he can't finish on time the screening task let him go
Yeah, just can't seem to pull myself out of my work and focus on outsourcing, (bad thing I know).
There was a time I actually had a full-time designer who along with making my designs, also set up my newsfeed ads AND teespring campaigns!
The freedom was great but I felt it easier to make a quick modification to a design or design things myself, especially when I needed it immediately.
I might give it another go, definitely need to outsource certain parts of my business or I'll be limiting my $$$$ potential if I don't. Was also thinking of hiring a local student designer. Dealing with time differences when outsourcing can get annoying.
~ Mateen
if you can efford it take office just for 1-3 months
bring people to work in the office
it might be great investment..