So… what exactly is a digital product?

A digital product is something you create once, and then sell over and over again, without needing to ship a box, store inventory, or handle postage.

Examples of digital products:

• Ebooks or PDF guides

• Online courses

• Templates and checklists

• Memberships or subscriptions

• Videos you watch online

• Audio files you listen to online (audiobooks, podcasts and music)

• Digital bundles (collections of products you can resell or rebrand)

If you’ve ever downloaded an ebook, watched a course, or paid for a monthly app or membership — you’ve bought a digital product.

Why are digital products so powerful?

• Low cost to create. No stock, no warehouse, no upfront investment.

• Scalable. Sell to 1 person or 1,000 people - with zero extra work.

• Accessible worldwide. Anyone with an internet connection can buy from you.

• Automatable. Once your system is set up, sales can come in while you sleep.

That’s why this business model has become one of the fastest growing ways people are making money online.

But what if you’re thinking… “I don’t have anything to sell”?

That’s one of the biggest objections I hear - and here’s the truth:

👉 You don’t need to be an “expert” or invent something brand new.

• You can sell other people’s digital products (affiliate marketing, which we’ll cover soon).

• You can use done-for-you products (like the low cost seeds for sales digital guide) or the evergreen earnings seed pack which is a bundle containing 140+ digital product templates - that you can start selling yourself for 100% profit.

• You can share your own experience by creating your own digital guide - even just helping people who are 2 steps behind you.

There are endless ways to get started.

Why beginners love digital products

• You can start small (a $7/£5 guide such as seeds for sales).

• You can go bigger (a full-blown course such as SMGB).

• Or you can leverage bundles and PLR (private label rights) and MRR (Master Resell Rights) so you don’t even have to create from scratch.

It’s flexible, fast, and beginner-friendly.

“But will anyone actually buy this stuff?”

Yes. In fact, people are already buying them every single day. Think about it: every time you Google something, download a checklist, or watch a tutorial - that’s a digital product.

The online education and digital product industry is worth billions. Your piece of that pie doesn’t require being the next Mark Zuckerberg - it just requires offering something valuable that solves a problem.

Where to Go Next

If you like the idea of digital products but don’t know where to begin, We’ve got you covered. These are the easiest, fastest ways to dip your toe into the digital product world without spending weeks creating something from scratch.