- E-books & Guides (Self-publish on Amazon Kindle, Gumroad, or Payhip)
- Printable Planners & Templates (Resumes, calendars, budget sheets – sell on Etsy or Creative Market)
- Online Courses & Workshops (Teach a skill via Udemy, Teachable, or Kajabi)
- Stock Photos/Videos (Sell on Shutterstock, Adobe Stock, or your own website)
- Digital Art & Illustrations (NFTs, Procreate brushes, Canva templates)
- Software & Apps (Mobile apps, WordPress plugins, Notion templates)
- Music & Sound Effects (Sell beats, loops, or SFX on AudioJungle)
- Podcast & YouTube Templates (Show notes, video scripts, SEO checklists)
2. Where to Sell Digital Products
Platform- Best For- Fees
Payhip - E-books, memberships, subscriptions - 5% or flat fee
Teachable/Kajabi - Online courses & memberships - ~5-10% (or monthly fee)
Podia - All-in-one (courses, downloads, memberships) Monthly fee
Creative Market Design assets, fonts, templates - 40-50% commission
Amazon KDP E-books (Kindle Direct Publishing) - Up to 70% royalty
Self-Hosted Option: Use Shopify + Digital Downloads app or WordPress + WooCommerce for full control.
3. How to Create & Sell Digital Products (Step-by-Step)
1.Choose a Niche – Solve a problem (e.g., "SEO checklist for bloggers").
2.Create the Product – Use Canva (for templates), Google Docs (e-books), or ScreenPal (video courses).
3.Set Up a Sales Page – Use Carrd, Gumroad, or WordPress for a simple store.
4.Price Strategically –
- Low-ticket: $5–20 (printables, templates)
- Mid-ticket: $20–100 (e-books, courses)
- High-ticket: $100+ (premium software, coaching bundles)
5.Market Your Product –
- Pinterest & SEO (for printables/e-books)
- YouTube/TikTok (for courses & tutorials)
- Email List & Paid Ads (scalable strategy)
4. How to Maximize Profits
- Upsell & Bundle – Offer a "Pro Version" or bundle products (e.g., resume template + cover letter).
- Subscription Model – Sell monthly content (Notion templates, stock photos).
- Affiliate Marketing – Let others promote your product for a commission (via Gumroad, Payhip).
- Repurpose Content – Turn a blog post into an e-book, then a mini-course.
5. Free Tools to Get Started
- Canva (Design templates, e-books)
- Google Docs/Sheets (E-books, planners)
- OBS Studio (Record courses)
- Gumroad/Payhip (Free to start selling)
Final Tip: Start small (e.g., a $5 printable) to test demand before scaling. Would you like help choosing a specific product idea?