How Much Should You Charge for Your Digital Products?
The big question for every creative and entrepreneur is: How much should I charge for my product? It’s a Goldilocks dilemma: Too little and you might not get a healthy return for your work. Too high and you might scare people away entirely. Putting a price tag on a digital product isn’t always simple – so, how can you figure out the right price?
When it comes to pricing digital products, there’s no one-size-fits-all approach. There are generally three price models to choose from: value-based, cost-based, or competitor-based. How you price your product will depend on what’s already on the market, how much effort you put in, and what your end goal is. We walk you through each pricing strategy, highlighting the pros and cons so you can not only feel confident about your product, but also secure more sales (because isn’t that what it’s all about?).
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How To Monetize YouTube Shorts (Even Without 1,000 Subscribers)
YouTube Shorts came about at the height of TikTok’s popularity, serving as a solution for YouTube creators who want to repurpose their videos into short-form content. But how effective are YouTube Shorts? Well, according to the platform, these bite-sized videos bring in billions of views daily. That translates to a lot of potential audience growth and earning opportunities.
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