The goal for every creator is to develop a business model that allows for time and space to really enjoy life. And yes, there are many ways to get there, but one option that’s accessible for just about anyone is creating and selling digital products.
Digital products are things like ebooks, templates, webinars, online courses, and printable art, to name a few, and they offer distinct advantages over selling physical goods. Beyond not worrying about shipping costs, packaging, and storage space, digital products can be created once and sold repeatedly, plus many e-commerce platforms will host them at no additional cost to you. Basically, they revolutionize the income potential for online creators.
Wondering where to start? Here are 15 examples of profitable digital products you can make, along with examples from creators who are already seeing a healthy return on their investment.
Mastering ChatGPT for Your Creator Business: Live Webinar
Creators 🤝 AI technology. The key to using ChatGPT to your advantage is to craft precise and powerful prompts, but the question is: how do you do it? Our friends at Thinkific have the answers, and are hosting a live webinar on June 22, 2023 at 11am PT to help you unlock the potential of AI for your creator business. There are limited spots, so make sure to register ASAP.
Debunking Myths About Instagram’s Algorithm
Scratching your head over the Instagram algorithm? There needs to be a support group for creators (maybe we should start one in our Creator Group Chat), because it has most creators and users confused and frustrated online. One Reel pops off with thousands of views, the next gets no traction. One day, everyone and their dog sees your Stories, the next, no one seems to be connecting. But is the Instagram algorithm an enemy we need to conquer?
Thanks to a recent article published on the Instagram blog, we can debunk some of the misconceptions around the algorithm, answering questions like: Are you getting shadowbanned? Is your content being suppressed? Are certain words off limits? We get into the weeds and explain what you really need to know.