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Hello,
I am Atik Bhuiyan from Bangladesh. I am a full-time Teespring seller. I have four nice looking t-shirt designs inspired from Assassin Creed but I can ensure those are not fully copied, so there is no risk of copyright problem. Now, I want to advertise those designs on social media platforms so that I can get a good exposure. One thing I like to mention here, because of some incidents I am in the serious financial problem right now, so I can't pay in advance but instead of that, I like to offer profit sharing. Let me explain in details, at first, you will see my designs and if you are satisfied to work on those then you can start marketing and secondly, for each sale which will generate from your marketing I will share 50% profit with you. I know in online marketing platform, trust is a very important factor, so in this case, I am ready to make any kind of deal or sign in any contract which will assure that I am a man of my words and I will share 50% profit with you. If anyone is interested, please let me know as early as possible.

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Good initiative, . A profit-share offer can work, but two things must come first: reduce IP risk and make tracking transparent. Designs "inspired" by an existing game franchise can still invite takedowns or marketplace action if they use recognisable logos, characters, or trademarked wording. Make the art clearly original or get written permission; marketers will be wary of running ads they could lose overnight.

Make the revenue split operationally clear. Define in writing what "profit" means (gross sale price minus platform fees, production, shipping, refunds and taxes), the exact payout cadence, and what proof of sales looks like. Use a unique campaign link or a dedicated promo code per marketer, or provide read-only access to order exports. Agree on dispute-resolution and an audit right (simple CSV exports plus order IDs are usually enough).

Run a short validation before scaling. Propose a 7–14 day paid test with a small, fixed budget and 1–2 creatives so you can measure cost-per-acquisition against net profit per shirt. Focus on channels where the specific audience gathers (influencers, niche fan outlets, or targeted ads) and A/B test imagery and copy. For organic outreach, follow each community’s rules to avoid bans or removed posts.

Put the agreement on paper. A short written contract covering definitions, duration, exclusivity, termination, and payment method builds trust. If you cannot pay upfront, consider a trial split that favors the marketer for the first X sales or escrow arrangements so neither side is exposed. Transparency and clear tracking make profit-sharing attractive and scalable for both parties.

As noted, community outreach helps — pair that with the tracking, testing, and contract points above to make the offer workable for a serious marketer.

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This community isn't really for soliciting, but to share ideas with other marketers. I suggest that you participate in various Assassin's Creed facebook groups. I think that might be a good way of promoting your t-shirts in social media. You can also tweet with assassin's creed hashtags to get the attention of game fans. Good luck!

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