Just One Thing! Digital Product Setup for Beginners
Lynnie explains digital product setup: the one thing you always need is your offer. Rules pages, payments and shipping depend on where you sell.
Lynnie explains digital product setup: the one thing you always need is your offer. Rules pages, payments and shipping depend on where you sell.
Every online business needs some setup beyond its profile. In our online business setup checklist, we described five possible setup types. Digital product sales needs only one of them in every case: your offer. Digital product sales shares the same flexibility as freelancing, the original digital services technique.
Lynnie explains where to sell digital products: a big online mall, a little shop on your social profile, or your own website. And which one fits when.
Once your digital product is ready, the question is where to sell it. In digital product sales, all three of Lynnaider’s profile types are possible: your own website, a social store or a marketplace. In this article, we explain where to sell digital products and which option suits which stage. You only need one of the three to enable sales technically.
Lynnie explains how selling digital products works: bring visitors, then sell directly on your own site or through a platform that delivers for you.
In Lynnaider’s teaching, we capture each online income technique in a simple process flow. The figure you see here shows how selling digital products works. There are two straightforward routes: selling directly to the customer, or selling through a distribution platform. In this article, we walk through both routes step by step.
Lynnie explains personalized digital products: when adding a name or a wish turns a digital product into a service, and how to price it.
Every online income technique starts with an offering: what you actually sell. In digital product sales, the offering is pretty straightforward. Still, there is one special case that surprises many beginners: personalized digital products. In this article, we explain the offering in digital product sales, and why personalized digital products are really a service.
Lynnie explains resell rights for digital products: what MRR and PLR let you do, how they differ, and how to resell honestly.
Can you sell a digital product that someone else created? Yes, as long as you have the right to do so. In this article, we explain resell rights in simple words: what Master Resell Rights and Private Label Rights allow, how they differ, and how to use them responsibly. As we mentioned in our article on selling digital products, selling digital products created by someone else can be perfectly legitimate.
Lynnie explains selling digital products for beginners: make it once, sell it lots of times, and pick between knowledge products and digital art.
Imagine making something once and selling it again and again, without ever packing a parcel. That is the promise of selling digital products. In this article, we explain what digital products are, why they are so attractive, and the two main categories you can choose from. Lynnaider’s definition: developing and selling digital files, or selling files bought from others with the legal right to resell them.