I’ve watched students, clients, friends, and colleagues struggle with digital product creation—sometimes taking months or even years to create a single product.
When you’re just getting started and not earning much (or anything) yet, that’s a bad spot to be in. It might be keeping you stuck in a day job you hate. It might erode your excitement about being in business at all. It definitely undermines your confidence about your future business growth.
It’s also not bringing in any money.
A quick win can make all the difference, so in this episode, I’m giving you 14 ideas for digital products you can create in a weekend, including plenty of real-life examples.
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Hi Cindy – I’ve bought several of your products, but this is my first podcast – fantastic information! It’s motivating me to produce some small products quickly (without over thinking it)!
Crissy’s website is IndieBizChicks. I’ve reached out to her for a direct link to her done-for-you websites, and will update this when I hear back from her.
I love your podcasts, they are so motivating! Keep the podcasts coming 🙂 There are some great ideas in this one. I sell printables and I love creating them, but I must say I have not created any of them in a day….Lol Here is the link to the printables that I have created blockpartyservices.com/prints
Hi. Some great ideas. Although making money at Stock Photos takes a lot of time and effort (I’ve been at it for years). I also have a printable games store that you can check out. Thanks! https://shop.familygameshelf.com/
Good point Stephanie! There is definitely time and effort involved if you want to earn a great living at it. I think that’s true for most things. The “5 Second Games” on your site are super cute, too. Thanks for sharing that link!
Thanks for the ideas! I really enjoy your podcasts. I have a few printables I’ve made to sell on Etsy, https://www.etsy.com/shop/SMDPrintables. The bookmarks I made myself, the rest I made mostly from PLR I’ve purchased or got free.
Loved this! I’ve heard information about this before, but for some reason the way you explained it, was so clear, and made it sound so doable. I’ve been starting to add planners and journals for crafters on my website and Etsy. But, quit for awhile, and starting again. I have been working on more specialty craft planners, coming out soon, and this was just the inspiration I needed to just get it out, rather than work it until perfection. Lol!
Hi Cindy – I’ve bought several of your products, but this is my first podcast – fantastic information! It’s motivating me to produce some small products quickly (without over thinking it)!
Glad to hear that Tina! Small products are super fun!
I’m unable to see any details on Christy, can you please share.
Hi Shannon,
Crissy’s website is IndieBizChicks. I’ve reached out to her for a direct link to her done-for-you websites, and will update this when I hear back from her.
Hey Cindy,
I love your podcasts, they are so motivating! Keep the podcasts coming 🙂 There are some great ideas in this one. I sell printables and I love creating them, but I must say I have not created any of them in a day….Lol Here is the link to the printables that I have created blockpartyservices.com/prints
Thanks Rowena! I’m glad you’re enjoying the podcast, and thanks for sharing the link to your printables!
Hi. Some great ideas. Although making money at Stock Photos takes a lot of time and effort (I’ve been at it for years). I also have a printable games store that you can check out. Thanks! https://shop.familygameshelf.com/
Good point Stephanie! There is definitely time and effort involved if you want to earn a great living at it. I think that’s true for most things. The “5 Second Games” on your site are super cute, too. Thanks for sharing that link!
Thanks for the ideas! I have a few digital products for sale on my site http://www.simplyameryn.com/shop and some on teacherspayteachers.com/store/homeschool-like-a-mother
I’ll definitely be adding more things soon!
That’s great Ameryn! Thanks for sharing your website with us!
Thanks for the ideas! I really enjoy your podcasts. I have a few printables I’ve made to sell on Etsy, https://www.etsy.com/shop/SMDPrintables. The bookmarks I made myself, the rest I made mostly from PLR I’ve purchased or got free.
Thanks Shannon! Love the puppy training planner. So cute! Thanks for sharing!
Loved this! I’ve heard information about this before, but for some reason the way you explained it, was so clear, and made it sound so doable. I’ve been starting to add planners and journals for crafters on my website and Etsy. But, quit for awhile, and starting again. I have been working on more specialty craft planners, coming out soon, and this was just the inspiration I needed to just get it out, rather than work it until perfection. Lol!
Etsy: https://homespunluxury.etsy.com/
My website: https://homespunluxury.com/products
That’s excellent Gina! Thanks for sharing the link to your printables. I love the yarn ball bands. That’s brilliant!