Merch Without Inventory — Guide #2

Merch Without Inventory — Guide #2. We’ll focus on small systems that turn traffic into subscribers, customers, and fans—on repeat.

Measure fewer things and make decisions faster; weekly reviews beat dashboards you never open.

Steps

Schedule weekly review — Decide one change: hook, CTA order, or offer.
Define the primary outcome — Choose one metric to move this month (subs, CTR, sales).
Iterate packages — Tweak deliverables and pricing based on closes, not guesses.
Build a tiny funnel — Platform post → link‑in‑bio → quick win → next step.
Publish proof — Share before/after screenshots; trust compounds.

Why this matters: Decide one change: hook, CTA order, or offer. It turns creativity into a system that earns even on slow weeks.

Why this matters: Choose one metric to move this month (subs, CTR, sales). It turns creativity into a system that earns even on slow weeks.

Why this matters: Tweak deliverables and pricing based on closes, not guesses. It turns creativity into a system that earns even on slow weeks.

Why this matters: Platform post → link‑in‑bio → quick win → next step. It turns creativity into a system that earns even on slow weeks.

Why this matters: Share before/after screenshots; trust compounds. It turns creativity into a system that earns even on slow weeks.

How to use: Primary + two secondary CTAs; proof row; UTM per link. Start simple; refine when a change actually improves results.

How to use: Bronze/Silver/Gold with clear deliverables. Start simple; refine when a change actually improves results.

How to use: Weekly inputs/outputs so decisions stay grounded. Start simple; refine when a change actually improves results.

Weekly reviews cut editing time by 25% and lifted YouTube CTR by 1.2 points.

No proof — Show numbers, logos, or testimonials; adjectives don’t convert.
Too many choices — Choice paralysis kills action; pick one primary CTA.
Changing five things — Change one variable per week so you know what worked.