Plan your first digital product in 2 minutes
Get a one-page, 14-day plan for a small product you can make once and sell again: a guide, checklist, spreadsheet, template or printable.
Your plan
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What the plan assumes
That your first product is small, made in about a week of short sessions, and meant as a cheap test of whether anyone wants it. The stop rule in the plan (30 views in 14 days or one sale to keep going, 150 views and no sales means fix the product or the price) is the one we use for our own products. Most first products sell little or nothing, so the plan is built to find that out early and cheaply.
Questions people ask
What is the easiest digital product to make first?
A short checklist or guide is usually the quickest, because one clear result can fit on a few pages. A template or spreadsheet takes more testing. Pick the smallest thing that gets your reader one result.
How should I price my first digital product?
Start low enough that a stranger can say yes without thinking, such as USD 5 to 12, and keep the price the same every day. Do not use fake countdowns. You can raise it later if people buy.
Can I use an AI assistant to write it?
Yes, as a first draft. Read every line, remove anything you cannot confirm, and say so if a platform asks. The plan includes a prompt that tells the assistant not to invent facts.
Will it sell?
We cannot know. Many first products get few views. The plan gives you a date and a rule to decide whether to keep going, change it or stop.
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