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What are Digital Products You Can Sell Online
What is a digital product? Here are 19 different types of digital products you can create and sell online to make money. Plus ideas to get started.
People ask us one question over and over: What is a digital product? And why should an entrepreneur focus on digital products instead of just their physical counterparts?
We live in a diverse marketplace. People can earn money from starting an online business or with a brick-and-mortar business.
We believe digital products offer the easiest and least expensive point of entry for any aspiring entrepreneur. Our Knowledge Commerce customers, earn great money teaching what they know and prove our hypothesis.
Here's how to understand digital products and the creator economy and some examples of the best ones, so you can decide what to sell. You can discover new revenue streams to add to your burgeoning business, even if you’re already part of the digital economy.
There are a few definitions for you to know first, then we’ll get into our suggestions for the most profitable digital products to sell online.
What Is a Product?
A product is any item that you can sell to someone else in exchange for cash or barter. It could be a piece of produce, an electronic gadget, or a comfy couch.
Until the Internet altered commerce for the better, a product was always a physical object or item — something to distinguish it from a service. It was something you could pick up, see, smell, hear, or even taste.
That’s changed now that many entrepreneurs start businesses online. The virtual world has opened up a new category of products (which will get into later).
The point, however, is that a product is something you sell. Most often, you ask for money in exchange for the product. That’s how you earn a living.
Products differ from services in that there’s no obligation beyond the transaction. The product already exists, so there’s no further work for the seller to perform.
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What Is a Digital Product?
A digital product is any product you sell online that doesn’t have a physical form or substance. You can’t hold a website template in your hand, smell an e-book, or taste a software program (Uber eats does come close though).
You can turn digital products into physical products. For instance, many people buy e-books in PDF format, then print them on their computers. The product becomes physical, but it started out in a digital format.
Some online entrepreneurs try to take shortcuts. They create poorly constructed digital products and assume they’ll make a living from them.
More often than not, those entrepreneurs fail. Why? Because customer retention matters more than customer acquisition.
In other words, your goal as an entrepreneur who sells digital products should be to create more products and convince your existing customer base to buy them. That’s how true wealth becomes possible.
Why Are Digital Products Preferable to Physical Products?
Digital products offer distinct advantages over creating your own physical products.
Benefits like;
- Stock and inventory never becomes an issue (either in surplus or deficit).

- You don’t have to find a place to store your products.

- Immediate delivery of products for customers, without physical postage fees or packaging costs to consider
- No material and assembly costs
- Digital products can’t break when being shipped to customers
- It isn’t time consuming to ship and deliver products once you start sellingÂ
This isn’t to say that you can create low value or poorly constructed digital products and expect to generate a fortune.Ěý
You digital products must;
- Clearly explain their value to customers upfront
- Help your customers solve problems, learn a new skill or grow
- Ideally have some market appeal to ensure they make moneyÂ
- Offer incredible value
If you want to make sure your customers return and rebuy again from you.
You can funnel the time and money you save on creating digital products into making new products available to your customers. Spend your money and time on marketing and advertising as well as branding.
Digital products have many advantages over their physical counterparts, especially for the entrepreneur who sells them.
How Can You Market Digital Products More Effectively?
Marketing digital products isn't very much different from marketing physical ones. You have to define your audience, target them with brand-appropriate messages, and keep the lines of communication open.
The main difference is that explaining the need for a digital product sometimes proves more difficult than illustrating the benefits of a physical product.
If you need laundry detergent, for instance, you go to the supermarket or a big box store. You scan the shelves, find your favorite brand, and take the detergent to the checkout counter. That’s something you need if you want to wear clean clothes.
Explaining the need for a mobile app or online course can present more challenges. That’s why Knowledge Commerce professionals must focus on educating their audience.
You can use;
- ‍blog posts
- ‍webinars‍
- landing pages
- customer reviews and testimonials
- marketing approaches and ideas
To help build and sustain interest and traction behind your digital offerings.
The Most Profitable Digital Products To Sell Online
Opportunities to make money online are everywhere
Selling the most profitable digital products will help you generate as much cash as possible from your online business.
‍Here are 19 of the most profitable options, many of which you can create and sell directly from the ĚÇĐÄlogoČëżÚ platform.
Trying to create all of them is most likely a mistake. You will be spread you too thinly.
Pick a single product, one that will resonate with your target audience, and provide them with maximum value.
Once you’ve established your flagship product, you can branch out.Ěý
With successful sales, you might be able to hire staff members to help handle administrative work while you focus exclusively on the creative process.
While making money online can be fast, expecting to do so quickly is a mistake.Ěý
±á±đ°ů±đ’s the list of digital products to explore to help you grow your business.
1. Courses
Online courses are one of the primary ways ĚÇĐÄlogoČëżÚ Heroes generate income.
Online courses are like an in person, classroom based course, other than the fact it can be taught online through text, video, and audio assets. Your customers learn via distinctive modules based on the name of the course and the material you want to convey.
Your customers can take your course in their own time without having to worry about meeting deadlines or stressing themselves out. Plus, you can create courses of different sizes, levels and at differing price points.
Some of our customers have created dozens of courses, while others stick to one flagship course. It’s entirely up to you. Plus, down the line, you can create other digital products that complement your courses.
Popular topics include; digital marketing, data science, AI, finance, arts and crafts and fitness.
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2. eBooks
E-books are growing in popularity month over month. In 2025, .
This puts 2025 ahead of 2024 by 2.9% and on course for over $1 billion in sales for the year.
You can write an e-book on any topic you like. The best news is that, once you complete the product, you don’t have to do any further work, other than marketing.Ěý
You can earn passive income over months and years with a high quality, well positioned ebook.
As the entrepreneur, you decide on the e-book’s length and content. You can either self-publish it on your ĚÇĐÄlogoČëżÚ website or seek a traditional publisher.Ěý
If you already have customers who have bought your online courses and other digital products, you can introduce them to your e-book. You already have a built-in funnel of potential customers.
Some entrepreneurs also create eBook series. They sell them individually and in bundles, which gives them the opportunity to upsell. You could also cross-sell them with your online courses.
±á±đ°ů±đ’s how to create ebooks and the tools that help.
3. PhotographyÂ
Since millions of people publish content on the web every day, there’s a constant demand for unique photography. Stock photo sites, such as Fotalia and iStockphoto, buy images from creators just like you.
Alternatively, you might want to sell your photographs from your own websites. Many fine art photographers take this route so they don’t have to share their profits with established marketplaces.
A great way to get people excited about your photography is to post your images on sites like Flickr and Instagram. These platforms allow you to retain all rights to your photos, which protects your intellectual property while exposing you to potential customers.
Keep in mind that you can sell photographs in many different ways:
- Digital files only
- Small prints
- Large canvases
- Novelty products (such as mugs and T-shirts) with your images on them

The sky’s the limit if you’re a shutterbug.
±á±đ°ů±đ’s how photographers have used ĚÇĐÄlogoČëżÚ to grow.
4. Music
Major labels no longer control what music makes it into the headphones of your average consumer. Musicians can make excellent money by selling their creations by themselves.
Many musicians have used ĚÇĐÄlogoČëżÚ to help start and grow businesses which include online coaching and musical tuition.
You can record your own music, then make it for sale anywhere you wish. The freedom to explore your own musical talent and to retain creative control over your output can be freeing as a creative.
Furthermore, you don’t have to worry about dealing with bureaucratic red tape. Instead, you can focus exclusively on your music.
Since you no longer need to produce a physical product, such as a CD, you can make your music available exclusively as digital files. People can then listen to them on their phones, their computers, and wherever else they like.
5. Web Elements
There’s a huge demand for web elements in today’s economy. For instance, many people earn six or seven figures by selling WordPress templates.
Premium web design templates create passive income because you only have to create them once. You might have to update it from time to time because of changes to the content management system (CMS), but that’s far less work than creating a whole new product from scratch.
Additionally, you can create as many web templates as you want. The more you provide, the more customers you can potentially convert.
Other web elements can also prove popular in the marketplace. You might sell thematic elements for a web design, such as navigational buttons, header images, font combination suggestions, social media sharing buttons, and more. If you’re creative and artistic, there’s no limit to what you can create and sell.
Canva offers a marketplace for icons and website offerings for you to sell.
6. Research and Data
Conducting data research can be time consuming.Ěý
Some people don’t want to expend that energy to gather data in one convenient place.
Even with AI, verifying the accuracy of data can still be a profitable route to take.Ěý
This is where you can make money.Ěý
Selling data, such as information about your industry or the results of your own studies, can prove massively popular.Ěý
People who buy that data can then use it to inform their own businesses.
7. Niche Tutorials and How to Guides
There are a lot of free tutorials and how to guides online. However, if you can create higher quality, more detailed and longer, in-depth versions, you can consider selling these as digital products.
We live in a DIY culture. People want to learn how to do things themselves. They’d rather save their cash than pay somebody else.
Plus, consumers want to learn everything they can about subjects that interest them. YouTube hosts a wealth of extremely popular educational and informational video content, watched by millions for the educational value.
In terms of format, you can create a tutorial or guide however you wish. Some Knowledge Commerce professionals prefer to create videos, while others are better with text or audio. You decide.
8. Software Programs
If you’re a computer whiz, creating a new piece of software might launch you into the stratosphere in terms of potential revenue. People love software because it inevitably cures a pain point.
From productivity and web insights to designing and drawing, lots of software programs have stood the test of time. They remain popular because their core audiences are loyal fans.
These days, many software programs are sold as subscriptions instead of licenses. In other words, your customers pay a nominal monthly fee to use your software. As long as they pay, they retain access.
In many ways, the subscription model offers better revenue potential than licensing. If you sell licenses, you get paid just once. The customer never has to give you another dime. However, you can decide what payment model makes the most sense for your business and wallet.
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9. Recipes & Cookbooks
Cookbooks are among the best-selling books of all time. People are always looking for fresh takes on their favorite recipes, and many consumers want to explore cuisine from around the world.
Sure, you can find recipes for free online, but there’s a reason people pay for actual cookbooks. It’s assumed that a paid product offers better quality and higher value.
If you’re a chef — amateur or professional — you could put together a cookbook with your best recipes. Consider grouping them based on a specific theme, such as comfort food or recipes from a specific country or city.
±á±đ°ů±đ’s how ĚÇĐÄlogoČëżÚ creators have made money with baking and cooking knowledge.Ěý
A theme makes the book more marketable and therefore more likely to gain traction in the market.
Of course, cookbooks aren’t the only way to release recipes. You could create an app or subscription service that delivers recipes to subscribers. Think outside the box to create a unique digital product that will get everyone talking.
You could even create a cooking course or online resource.
10. Apps
Much like software, apps (mobile applications) accessed on smartphones and tablets are still incredibly popular.
Some apps charge a small fee to unlock the features and services, whereas others use a subscription based “freemium” model, which means that you can include in-app purchases for people who want more features, benefits, or information.
You don’t even need technical skills to develop an app. You can hire IT people on a freelance basis to help execute your idea and pay a flat fee.
There are also software programs that make creating a simple app fairly easy, including AI software, which have made app development easier too.
Make sure your app offers user value and features users want otherwise, it will become a hard sell for savvy consumers.
11. Podcasts
Most podcasts are free. You can use podcasts to promote your brand, products, or services.
Many entrepreneurs use sponsorship and adverts layered into their podcasts to generate income, once they have established a regular listenership.Ěý
However, you can also create a subscription-based podcast that offers more features, in-depth guidance, and more. There are numerous ways to do this.
For instance, you could create a subscription-based podcast for which people pay you directly. It would work just like a traditional membership site except that the content is exclusively audio.
You could also take the freemium route. People can listen for free, but if they pay, they get bonus features, extra audio, and other incentives.
ĚÇĐÄlogoČëżÚ offers a podcast tool that makes it easy to sell private podcasts or offer free podcasts for marketing.
±á±đ°ů±đ’s how to create a podcast on ĚÇĐÄlogoČëżÚ.
12. Printables, Digital Planners & Journals
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Digital products don’t always have to remain virtual. Printables have become a popular commodity for crafters and for people who like to stay organized.
You might create printable agendas, schedules, digital planners, artwork, design templates, scrapbooking assets, or 3D print files known as STL (Stereolithography) files.
These can be very useful for people who work in specific fields or areas.Ěý
You just need an idea for which someone would be willing to pay.
Just package the printables like you would any other digital product. You deliver the package when the customer pays.
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13. Swipe Files
A swipe file is a document that contains valuable assets for a particular goal, hobby, or job. For instance, writers often keep swipe files filled with examples of good copy they might want to emulate in the future.
However, swipe files can contain anything you want. If you’re an artist, you could create a swipe file full of icons and other graphics your customers might use on their websites, marketing assets, or other deliverables.
You could also create a swipe file filled with research, data points, checklists, and more. Crafty professionals might sell swipe files with DIY projects, while parenting experts could sell swipe files with indoor activities for children of various ages.
The possibilities are limitless. The important thing is to make sure the information in your swipe file is truly premium. In other words, it should not be regurgitated content from your blog or contain information people could find freely on the web.
±á±đ°ů±đ’s how to use swipe files as a lead magnet.
14. Templates & Calculators
Similar to tutorials and guides, templates and calculators have become increasingly popular. People want the easiest way to get from Point A to Point B.
Templates could be for anything from interior design to music composition, while calculators might help people determine the ideal interest rate for a mortgage or the best combinations of investments.
You can get creative with these types of assets, but make sure they offer more than the free examples available on the Internet.Ěý
Your template or calculator should be so sophisticated that you wouldn’t dare give it away for free.
ĚÇĐÄlogoČëżÚ offers a host of which can be used to help you set up your own website to effectively sell digital products.
15. Patterns
If you’re the crafty sort, creating your own patterns for cross-stitching, knitting, crocheting, watercoloring, and more can help you assemble a digital product to sell. People are always looking for fresh, new patterns with which to create and decorate their homes.
You could even consider opening an Etsy store and selling items with your popular patterns embroidered on for those who’d rather have someone else produce the item for them.
16. Graphic Arts Bundles
Most people don’t know how to create their own graphics, icons, and other graphic assets. They rely on free or premium products for those needs.
The DIY and commercial market converge in this case. Entrepreneurs like you want to build their own websites, but they need attractive assets with which to populate their designs.
Of course, it’s not all just about web design. A creative might use someone else’s graphic assets to design T-shirts and other consumer products. They don’t know how to create the actual art, but they can arrange a pleasing design for sale.
You can also sell graphic arts bundles on your own. You might do a mix of different types of graphics or create a bundle for each type. Potential assets could include the following:
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17. Coaching Packages
We mentioned before that the commercial marketplace has changed over the last few years. Products and services aren’t as carefully delineated as they were 20 years ago.
You might have noticed that you can now order clothing, sunglasses, and even razors as a service. You subscribe to the service and you receive your deliveries at set intervals.
However, you can also sell services as a package deal. As part of your Knowledge Commerce business, you could offer coaching packages to supplement your income and to create more intimate relationships with your customers.
For instance, let’s say that you teach people how to be better leaders. You’ve created online courses, e-books, and other digital products, but many of your customers might benefit from or even group learning environments.
To respond to that need, you create a coaching package. For $300, you’ll spend 30 minutes on the phone with your customers once a week for one month. Of course, you’d adjust the numbers to your liking.
It’s a digital product because you’re selling it as a bundle. It’s also a service because you’re working with your customers one-on-one.
You don’t have to live near one another. You could set up email, telephone, or Skype consultations with your customers. It’s never been easier to accrue customers from the other side of the world.
Here's how to decide if knowledge commerce is right for you.
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18. AI / Automation Tools & Prompt Packs
AI and automation products offer some of the fastest growing digital opportunities for you in 2025.
You can leverage artificial intelligence models like ChatGPT to help your customers achieve their goals and solve problems faster. AI based software can solve bigger and more complex problems too.Ěý
You can use AI tools to create out of the box softwares designed for niche and specific purposes, tailored to your audiences to help them and enhance their creativity.
You could create prompt bundles which help your customers replicate your methods of interacting with AI tools, others might focus on work automations plugging in different software and APIs to handle repetitive tasks, summarize information, update dashboards or capture information about your leads.
AI tools can be used to create software that has the potential to sell around the world.Ěý
Here are 12 of the best AI tools to help you generate content.
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19. Memberships & Subscription Services
You can generate recurring revenue with membership and subscription models online too.
Communities, membership and subscription offerings, normally based around a specific shared topic of interest can unlock a predictable income stream.Ěý
This kind of service could be based on; coaching, like business coaching, personal finance or professional skill development.Ěý
The methods of delivery will vary depending on your preferences, skills and expertise, you can build a community around your website, social media channels, a set of sequential courses and trainings or through ĚÇĐÄlogoČëżÚ’s communities feature.Ěý
The most important thing you need to keep in mind is that to effectively run a subscription model based business you will need to continuously offer value to users through your product and service.
They should be able to identify a clear reason to keep on using your service or products so you can build a thriving business around your community based business.
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How to Create Digital Products
Good ideas will help you develop your digital products. However, you will need to execute on your ideas precisel and consistently, understand your audience and who might want to buy your products plus ensure your products deliver real value to succeed.
±á±đ°ů±đ’s a step-by-step guide to help you create digital products that stand out in the marketplace.
1. Identify a Specific Problem or Need
The foundation of the success of your digital products comes down to how well it can solve a specific problem or fulfill a particular need for your customers.
You will want to identify gaps and a niche in your market by completing thorough market research.Ěý
Start by; checking forums, social media discussions, and customer reviews of relevant products or services to understand what your potential audience is struggling with.Ěý
You can make use of tools like and to help spot trending issues or questions within your niche.
It is important to be specific.Ěý
Rather than creating a generic product you might be better off focusing on a niche problem that you can solve uniquely.Ěý
By using this targeted approach, your product will be more appealing to a specific audience that is grappling with the same issues you have already solved and it will help reduce direct competition.
2. Leverage Your Existing Skills and Knowledge
Developing and improving your own knowledge will help you create digital products faster and more easily.
Consider your expertise and experience to determine where you can add the most value.Ěý
For example, if you’re skilled in graphic design, use your existing skills to create Canva design templates and digital art assets.Ěý
If you’re a teacher or coach, an online course could be your ideal product.
Use your strengths to create something that stands out. The more aligned your product is with your expertise, the higher the quality and the more credible it will be.
3. Develop a Unique Value Proposition
The digital marketplace is crowded, and differentiation is crucial. Your unique value proposition (UVP) sets your product apart.
Think about how you can improve; the depth of content you produce, how easy content is to use and understand, or if you have innovative approaches and solutions to problems that need solving.Ěý
Create a clear and compelling UVP for yourself by directly addressing why someone should choose your product over others available.
You can strengthen your existing UVPs when you conduct a competitive analysis, by:
- Looking at other, similar products and what they offer
- Identify specific areas where you can add extra value
You might need to:
- Add extra features that competitors lackÂ
- Refine user experience
- Offer better customer support
- Help customers save time vs competitor offerings
- Offer better value
4. Focus on High-Quality Content Creation
Quality is non-negotiable. Your digital product should be well-researched, professionally presented, and meticulously crafted.Ěý
You will need to invest time in content creation, whether you are writing ebooks, recording video lessons, or developing software.
The best tools and services can help you produce content faster, but the quality control should sit with you.ĚýÂ
Ensure your product is polished and professional before you try to sell it.Ěý
For example, if you’re creating an online video based courses, invest in a good microphone and camera to make sure your videos are high-quality.Ěý
When you design designing templates, professional software like Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop can help you create visually appealing designs and associated imagery.Ěý
When using AI consider these 7 best practices to help your content shine.
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5. Test and Iterate
Before launching your product, test it with a sample of your target audience.
You can test product fit through a beta launch, where you offer the product at a discounted price or even for free in exchange for feedback.Ěý
The insights you collect can help guide you on what works well and where improvements are needed.
User testing allows you to refine your product before it hits the wider market, you can benefit from knowing that it fits your audience’s needs and expectations.Ěý
Any feedback you get can be used to make the adjustments you need to help improve the overall quality, like restructuring your content, fixing bugs, or enhancing the user interface and user experience.
6. Optimize for SEO and Discoverability
Investing in specific types of marketing from the outset can help you in the long term.Ěý
Think about where you’re selling your product. If you have ore are building a website for products then a focus on SEO (Search Engine Optimization) from the outset will help as interest in your product and brand grows.Ěý
Research keywords your target audience is searching for and incorporate them into your product descriptions, titles, and marketing materials.Ěý
Tools like Ahrefs or SEMrush can help you identify high-traffic keywords relevant to your product.
You can optimize your product for various platforms too.Ěý
If you’re selling on a marketplace like Etsy or Amazon, ensure your product titles and descriptions are optimized for those search engines. This will increase your product’s visibility and drive more traffic to your listings.
±á±đ°ů±đ’s how ĚÇĐÄlogoČëżÚ can help you improve your SEO understanding.
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7. Create a Marketing and Launch Strategy
Your digital product’s success depends heavily on how well you market it.
You can develop a comprehensive marketing strategy that includes content marketing, social media promotion, email campaigns, and possibly paid advertising.Ěý
You should create specific goals that align with your business plans for each campaign.
Some marketing effort should be put towards creating anticipation and excitement around your product before it launches.
A strategic launch can make all the difference.
Offers like early-bird discounts, landing pages with a countdown to launch time, and other methods to engage your audience with teaser content up to the launch day can help keep users interested.Ěý
When you’ve launched, promote your product through regular updates, customer testimonials, and user-generated content.
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8. Choose a Platform for DistributionÂ
Distribution platforms can help you easily target your audience and can help you quickly scale your business by accelerating sales.
There are several types of platforms to consider:
- ‍Ecommerce Platforms: If you’re selling directly to consumers, platforms like Shopify, WooCommerce, or BigCommerce offer robust solutions for setting up an online store.‍
- Online Marketplaces: If you prefer to leverage the audience of an established marketplace, platforms like Amazon, Etsy, or Creative Market might be the way to go.
- ‍Course Platforms: For digital products like online courses, specialized platforms like ĚÇĐÄlogoČëżÚ are designed to handle everything from content delivery to student management. These platforms often include marketing tools, making promoting your courses to a broader audience easier.
- ‍Content Platforms: If you offer subscription-based content or membership sites, platforms like ĚÇĐÄlogoČëżÚ, Patreon, or Substack might be ideal. These platforms allow creators to monetize their content through subscriptions.
All in one platforms, which combine course creation, websites, community building, email marketing and funnel creation can be the best option to help you get started because they offer a single place to centralize all of your work.
Your choice of platform should align with your product type, target audience, and business goals.Ěý
You can consider factors like the ease of use, cost, scalability, and the specific features of your preferred platforms to help determine those which best support your product.Ěý
9. Launch and Market Your Product
Finally, you need to plan.Ěý
Launch strategies are an effective way to introduce your digital product to the market.Ěý
Yours may need to include;
This may include;
- building a pre-launch email list of interested potential customers
- creating promotional content, like social posts, blog posts and product pages
- Setting up advertisement across platforms like social media and search engines
Use various marketing channels such as social media, email marketing, and content marketing to reach your target audience and drive sales.
You can collaborate with influencers and industry partners who will help you to promote your product to their audience.Ěý
This can extend your reach and lend credibility to your product. Be strategic in choosing partners who align with your brand and audience.
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How To Start Selling Digital Products Online
The first step is creating your digital products.Ěý
±á±đ°ů±đ’s a guide that explains everything you need to know about how to create and sell a course online that should help you get started.Ěý
Once you have created your products, picking a place to try to sell it will be the next step and will vary depending on what you’ve created.Ěý
A digital book or audiobook will likely sell best on a platform designed to sell them like Amazon or Audible.
However, in 2025 there are so many digital platforms to choose from.
Research what you’ve created and identify marketplaces that might have an audience suitable for your product.
We’d always recommend developing your own website to sell digital products in addition to third-party marketplaces too because marketplaces evolve rapidly.
If competitors start competing directly with you and your products, their algorithms change or your course doesn’t perform as well as you’d like, having your own digital property to sell from is crucial to earning return on your investment.Ěý
You’ll also benefit from having more direct control over the relationship with your customers. You can do things like; capture email addresses, send regular newsletters and very often you’ll avoid hefty service fees that many platforms charge.Ěý   Â
Creating your own website on ĚÇĐÄlogoČëżÚ couldn’t be simpler and could save you hundreds of hours. You won’t need to create the backend or think about hosting, meaning you can spend more time perfecting your digital products and grow them into a suite of online courses, membership sites, and more digital products.
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Digital Product Frequently Asked Questions
What is an Example of a Digital Product?
Digital products can be anything. One example is an online course, these are usually structured in a way which helps users and customers understand a topic or subject, work through a problem or learn a new skill.Ěý
As a series of educational materials, they often include; videos, quizzes, and downloadable or interactive content elements for users to access online.
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What is Meant By Digital Products?
Digital products differ from physical products because they exist in a digital format. This means they can easily be sold, distributed, and consumed over the internet.
Software, ebooks, online courses, podcasts and websites or music files can all be considered examples of digital products.Ěý
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What is the Best-Selling Digital Product?
Online courses and ebooks are among the best-selling digital products due to their high demand in the education and self-improvement sectors and their ability to be easily scaled and distributed globally.
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Can You Really Make Money Selling Digital Products?
Yes, selling digital products can be highly profitable due to low production costs, the ability to reach a global audience, and the potential for passive income, particularly when leveraging effective online marketing strategies.
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How Do You Create a Digital Product?
To create a digital product, you can identify a specific need or problem that other people want solutions to. With tools and your knowledge, develop a solution like a digital asset, such as an ebook, software, or video course, and package it for online distribution.
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Is a Website Considered a Digital Product?
Yes, your website can be considered a digital product because it is a digital creation that provides users with information, services, or functionality online.Ěý
You can use a website as the core platform for selling other digital products or services you have created.
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