What is the product about?

Created by a pair of marketers that are only named as Chris and Ken, T-Shirt Titan 2.0 is a new product that they claim will allow you to design and market t-shirts in one package.

What is the product?

T-Shirt Titan 2.0 is sold as being a complete suite for creating your own designs for t-shirts that you can then sell through formats like TeeSpring, as well as coming with tools that you need to hone your marketing campaigns. These are essentially two different sides to the same dice with the design software “1 Click Designer”. This is based around a template format that is based around what Chris and Ken refer to as 100 “proven” niche. This design aspect means that whilst there is plenty of designs for you to base your t-shirts around (a claimed total of over 19,500 designs) which Chris and Ken say that you are “stealing”.

The “niches” that T-Shirt Titan 2.0 are based around are primarily occupations or groups of people (for example firefighters or mums). The second part of T-Shirt Titan 2.0 is called “Social Formula Tool”. This piece of downloadable software analyses reports that you generate from your Faceook advertising campaigns and rates them for you. It also shows you numerous bits of data about who is looking at you adverts and clicking through etc. so that you can make future efforts more efficient and streamlined.

As well as the core product, T-Shirt Titan 2.0 comes with a number of bonus products including the top selling products on various websites (including TeeSpring) and a copy of T-Shirt Titan 1.0.

What is the investment vs. the rate of return?

At the time of writing Chris and Ken are marketing T-Shirt Titan 2.0 for a one off charge of $25. This represents a massive discount when you consider that they say they will be charging $147 per month for access to the program. It is worth pointing out that T-Shirt Titan 2.0 does come with a 30 day money back guarantee however it is sold through JVZoo which means you have to deal with the vendor.

In terms of the income potential, there isn’t actually too much said. Chris and Ken say that the designs they include have made over $500,000 and that over $80,000 per month is somehow attainable.

Does the product provide value for money?

At $25 I suppose that T-Shirt Titan 2.0 probably does provide value for money. Whilst I don’t think that you’ll make close to the claimed income, there is definitely some potential here.

Conclusion

I’ve looked at products like T-Shirt Titan 2.0 before and the problem for me has always been that they’re overpriced for what is on offer. This is mostly down to the fact that the methods that they show you aren’t doing anything new at all. T-Shirt Titan 2.0 also falls into this camp but the fact is that for $25 you only have to sell a few t-shirts and you have made your money back.

Don’t get me wrong, I don’t think that this is a massive second income and you will have to consider that other users of T-Shirt Titan 2.0 will be uploading the same designs as you, but at the price there isn’t that much to lose.