Digital Products: Sell a Planner, Template, or Guide You Make Once
A digital product is a file people pay for: a planner in Notion or PDF, a template pack, a focused guide. Make it once, sell it many times, deliver it automatically.
What actually sells
Specific outcomes for specific people: "30-day content calendar for faceless TikTok creators," not "productivity ebook." If your channel or content already answers a question repeatedly, that answer — organized — is your product.
Build it in Canva
Free tier is enough for a clean 15–30 page PDF. Structure: the promise, the system, the worksheets, the checklist. Buyers pay for organization and time saved, not word count.
Price and platform
$9–27 is the beginner sweet spot. Gumroad (simple, higher fees) or Etsy (search traffic, listing fees). Link it under every related video and article — content is the storefront.
The rule that keeps you honest
Only sell what you use yourself. Your audience can tell, and refunds/reputation follow fast when a product is thinner than its sales page.
