How to Sell Digital Products Online in 2026 (Free Course for Creators)

Listen, I could have charged thousands

of dollars for the information I'm about

to give you. But instead, I'm giving it

away completely [music] for free. This

course is designed to help you get

started with digital products. That way,

you can make your first sale and then

scale to tens of thousands of dollars a

month and beyond, creating the content

that you love. Now, not only did I build

this 2-hour long training for you, but I

also created a custom AI that's going

[music] to be your personal guide

throughout the journey. It'll help you

create your first product, get it on a

website, and even help craft the [music]

content that generates sales on

autopilot for you. And to make things

even easier, I'm giving you access to

the software that I personally use

[music] to run my online business.

Inside, you'll find pre-built digital

product store templates that are proven

to generate sales, automated email

campaigns, Instagram automations,

basically all [music] the tools that

I've used to generate over a million

dollars in profit through digital

products. I'll have all that linked in

the description. That [music] way, you

can follow along for free. Now, before

we dive into the video, go ahead and

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likes. And here's a little bonus for

dropping a like on the video. Once this

video hits 1,000 likes, I [music] will

drop a free bonus course that I did with

one of my students that recently crossed

$10,000 a month selling digital [music]

products. In that session, we break down

how he went from zero to $10,000 a month

step by step. Something normally I only

[music] give to my paid students, but

once this video hits a,000 likes, it'll

be in the description for free. So, hit

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seen on YouTube this year.

Welcome to the digital product launch

challenge with Creator Pass OS. I'm

super excited to have you here and in

[music] the next 14 days, I'm going to

help you launch your very own first

successful digital product and make a

sale [music] on it all in the next 14

days. And that might sound overwhelming,

but don't worry, I have the course

content and the tools already built out

for you that's going to [music] make it

as easy as possible to get up and

running and get your sale in 14 days.

Because once you make your first sale,

that's where momentum kicks in. And if

you can [music] make your first sale,

you can make your 10,000. So, I'm here

to help you bridge the gap and build a

successful digital [music] product

that's going to print you money in your

sleep and allow you the amazing time,

location, and financial freedom that an

online business allows. I truly believe

digital products [music] are the future

and every creator will eventually have

them. So, it's good that you're taking

action now and getting ahead of the

curve. And luckily for you, you're in an

amazing spot. [music] This course

alongside the Creator Pass OS software

is by far the easiest stack to get up

and running and have a profitable

digital product business. You see, for

me, digital products have been

life-changing. [music] They haven't only

been time, location, and financial

freedom. They've allowed me to travel

the world. They've allowed me to live in

multiple different [music] states, buy

my dream car, take my girlfriend out to

dinners, and go on nice trips, but most

importantly, create the content that I

actually want to create. Simply said,

[music] it gave me freedom, and I want

to help you get the same freedom. Now,

if you're not familiar with who I am,

I'm Brian Delmada. I've done well over a

million dollars in digital product

profit, and I've helped [music] tons of

creators make their first sale online.

people like Gus, Diego, Cody, Torston,

Adam, Zach, Cam, Ethan, River, Paul,

Justin, and that's [music] just a

handful of them. And the reason getting

your first sale is so important is

because that's where momentum [music]

actually starts. You see, if you focus

on getting to 10K a month before you

make your first sale, you're going in

the wrong order. So, in this course, I'm

[music] going to help you get up and

launched and make your first sale. That

way, you have a profitable digital

product business. And then creators that

I've helped make their first [music]

sale like Chris went from zero to 10K a

month with digital products creating the

content that he [music] loves in less

than a year. Patrick's made over

$100,000 through digital products. And

it's not even [music] his main gig.

Torson went from zero being a forklift

driver with no real editing [music]

skill to in the following year making

$15,000 a month. So, simply said, I know

how to help creators [music] make their

first sale with digital products and

then scale beyond to make life-changing

money and a fully automated passive

online business.

Okay, so the first step to getting you

up and launched is making sure you have

the foundation and know how to use the

tools. So, when you signed up for the

digital product launch challenge and

creator pass OS, you should have been

sent an email that says, "Activate your

account, Critter Pass." Uh, if you've

not checked out this email yet, go ahead

and check out the email that you signed

up with and then click here to log in.

It's going to ask you to make a new

password. That way you can log in and

then it will bring you to a page that

looks like this. App.craaterpass.com.

This is where I have pre-done website

templates for you, pre-done email

automation, pre-done Instagram DM

automations, all the stuff that you will

need to sell digital products. And not

to overwhelm you with technical stuff,

we're going to go over all of that. But

first and foremost, I want you to go

ahead and bookmark this on whatever

browser you're using. That way, you just

always know how to get back to the

software. So, I'm just going to name it

Creative Pass OS and click done. It's

going to be bookmarked app.creatorpass

OS. And then you can always get back to

this page. Now, on the left hand side is

the navigation of all the different

options. So, we'll start at the bottom

and work our way up. The first tab is

mentorship. Now, if you haven't made

your first sale yet or you haven't made

$1,000 a month selling digital products,

I would disregard this. This is for

people that want help scaling to $10,000

to $30,000 a month with digital

products. It's my community with all my

in-depth course content, weekly calls

with me and then a group chat with

creators making anywhere from a few

hundred bucks a month to $30,000 a

month. But if you're watching this

challenge, you haven't launched

anything, I would disregard this for the

moment. This is only for people that

really want to take that next step and

really, really serious about it. Now,

the next tab above that will be very

helpful for you because it's how to

learn how to use creator pass. This is

going to be a library of content that's

ever going to be evolving, showing you

how to do things inside of the software.

That way, if you have a question, how to

get anything set up, your answers will

probably be in here. Above that is

digital product launch challenge course,

which is what you're currently watching.

So, anytime you need to watch the

course, it will be found there. Or in

the future, if you're launching a new

digital product and want to refresh, you

can go ahead and click there. Now,

skipping a few, there's things like

reputation for getting reviews on your

products, media storage for storing

files on the software itself. There's

memberships where you can host courses

and communities, very similar to school.

It actually looks really, really

similar. So, you don't have to pay the

extra hundred bucks a month just to run

a school community to have courses.

That's all included in the Creator Pass

OS software. Uh there's sites like

funnels, websites, stores,

forms, quizzes, surveys. Don't feel like

you have to know what all of this does

right now. I even have templates built

for you. That way, you can just go

through and copy what I've done and

implement it in your own way. Now,

there's automations, which is where

you'll send email automations, where

you'll send Instagram DM automations,

and those templates are all included as

well, and we'll go over that. Marketing

is where you'll send emails to your

followers and subscribers, and you can

also schedule Instagram, Facebook,

YouTube, Tik Tok content, all through

marketing, which is really cool.

Payments is where you can add new

products. Contacts is where you can

store your Instagram followers, the

email list, all that stuff. But that is

a general rundown of the software

without overwhelming you. Now, at the

top, you can see it says, "Your wallet

balance is low. Please add credits."

Now, we're going to go ahead and click

resolve here because it is important

that we get our domain up and running

and then also some credits to send

emails. So, this is also where you can

see your plan. You can see your payment

method. So, if you don't have a card

already connected, go ahead and add a

payment method. And then go to wallet

and transactions. And we need to add a

balance here

of just $10. And that's because we're

going to go buy a domain for our

website, like something like

craterpass.com, but for your website.

And then we're also going to get some

email credits that are dirt cheap

compared to any other email software

you're going to be using. So, go ahead

and just click pay. And now you can see

it will say will auto charge with $10

when the balance is lower than zero. And

this is basically just for things that

actually cost money like sending emails.

Now other softwares charge an arm and a

leg for sending emails. I remember at

one point I was spending over $500 a

month on emails. You will be nowhere

even close to that. You'll be able to

send a whole bunch of emails for $10. uh

likely, especially if you're getting

started, you will not even spend $10 a

month on email unless you're going

crazy. So, this is something that just

allows you to send emails. Now, if we

stay in settings and go from billing

down to domains and URL redirects, we

can go ahead and get our URL for our

website. Now, this is super important

for selling digital products, just

having a website where people can go to

like brian delmatada.com,

creatorpath.com. So, if you already have

one, you can connect one for 100% for

free. What I'd highly recommend if

you're already using a URL. I would just

recommend getting a new one for your

digital product shop. Uh, so you can

click purchase a domain and then if you

type in something like brian

delmatada.com and click search, it won't

be available because I already own it.

So, if I search creatorpassest.com

just for you guys, I can go ahead and

click search. You can see

creatorpastest.com

is available. Now, you can have all

these different endings.xyz

xyz.app.info.net.

I would highly recommend.com. I think

it's just the most trusted and just kind

of the default most people go to. And

you can go ahead and click buy. I would

recommend just staying with a year at a

time. You don't really save much by

doing stupid cheap anyways. For the

whole year, it's $17 for me. Uh, and

then if you want to protect your brand

from competitors, it recommends that you

get orgnet.uk.

This is something that's completely up

to you. I personally don't have.org.net

net.uk. But if you feel like you want to

be safe from people trying to take your

website, you can go ahead and do that

and then click agree to terms and then

click pay. Now you'll see it says

domains purchased successfully and

there'll be a little loading bar here.

This is basically just going through and

starting the connection process. So if

you give it just about a minute, it

should auto say active. But if you want,

you can go ahead and give it a refresh.

Now we just need to go to manage and

then connected products. We can go and

click connect. And this is where we can

connect it to a website, an email, uh,

client portal. So, for example, if

you're doing like a community, you can

run it through your website as well. So,

let's go ahead and just set it up for a

website right now. Click continue. Also,

add www uh to redirect traffic to

creatorpass.com

is recommended. So, we're going to do

that. Click continue. And then it's

going to do all the technical stuff in

the background, which is super nice

because if you've done any website

transfers before, you can know how

tedious this actually is. And then we go

ahead and click add record. And it

basically does all of the heavy lifting

for you. And then you can go ahead and

just click proceed to finish. And now

whenever we make a website, we can just

connect that URL super easily. Next,

we're going to go ahead and just click

connect again. And we'll just get our

email set up while we're at it. That way

we don't have to do it in the future. So

basically all you have to do is make a

subdomain for email. That way there's a

higher delivery rate. And this is

something a lot of email services

actually don't do, but we have set up

that will automatically increase the

chances that your emails are delivered

to people that you're sending emails to,

which is really important. So we can do

something like email and then we do dot

and then the exact URL we just bought.

So creator passest.com

and you should see it says looks good.

Add and verify the process. So basically

you can change it to it doesn't have to

say email. You can do even e uh I just

think email is very easy for people to

understand when they get it in their

inbox. So I do email.creatorpast.com

and then click add and verify and then

it's going to do all the complex stuff

again auto for you which is super super

nice. You can see connect your domain.

Click continue and then it's going to go

do all that stuff as well. It's going to

then add all these complex records and

you just click it with a simple button.

You don't have to worry about any of it.

And then it's going to say domain not

verified. And this can take up to about

60 seconds I've typically found to go

ahead and verify. So don't worry that it

does that it says not verified at the

moment. Just give it about a minute. Go

get a coffee or something and uh then go

ahead and click refresh. So then once

you click refresh, that took about 15

seconds for me. You can go ahead and

click verif. You can see it says

verified on all of these. Just make sure

it says that. And then click verify

domain. And now what it's going to do is

just do this warm-up process. That way

your emails actually get delivered to

people you're sending, which is a really

cool thing that's built into Creative

Pass OS that other softwares charge an

arm and a leg for or don't even have. So

really, really cool. And now we have our

foundation set up. We can now whenever

we make a website, link it to our URL.

We can send emails and they'll actually

be delivered to people. and uh you have

a general understanding of what Creator

Pass OS is and what it has to offer.

So, now that we've got you all set up

with your domain, your email, you kind

of understand the software generally, I

want to talk about what we're going to

do in the next 14 days because I want to

set expectations with you because this

is something that if done and followed

properly will change your life. I have

100% certainty in that and I want to

help you understand that. So, in the

next 14 days, your goal will be to

launch your first digital product and

make your first sale. And to get you

fired up and to get you to understand

why this is so important that you take

action now and you don't delay and you

actually go through with the first step

of changing your life is I want to tell

you why digital products are so

gamechanging. So, first and foremost,

unlimited earning potential. And what

that means is a job pays you once for

your time. So, you go and you work for

40 hours and then you're paid for 40

hours. Digital products are not like

that. Digital products pay you again and

again and again and again for work that

you've done in the past. So maybe you

spend the next two weeks building your

digital product, getting your website up

and running, making some content. Say

you spend an hour a day, so 14 hours

over the next 14 days building a digital

product, getting it up and running. That

feels like a lot of time to get

something up and running. But in

reality, it's not. And the coolest thing

is once you've done the work, you can

get paid for what you've done in the

past. So that means you can sell your

digital product 10 or 10,000 times and

the work's the same. The fulfillment's

the same. When someone buys it, it

doesn't matter if 10 people buy it or

10,000 people buy it. The work to give

it to them is the absolute same. So that

means you can sell 10 of them at $100 a

pop and make $1,000 or you can send sell

10,000 of them at $100 a pop and make a

million. The work is the same. The

coolest thing is with Creator Pass OS,

everything's automated. So you don't

have to do extra work for each set. When

someone goes to your website and clicks

buy, they're going to instantly be taken

to a download link also be sent the

email and they'll have an account. That

way they can get access to it. One of my

favorites is you are the boss. That

means you choose what to make. So the

content you make, the product you make,

the graphics you make, anything,

whatever you want, you get to choose.

You set the price. So you can charge

whatever you want for your digital

product. I'll give some recommendations

cuz I think there's stuff that's

working. I work with countless creators

that are selling digital products and

doing it full-time. So, I'll give you

some insight on like what price points I

think are best to get started. But

ultimately, you get to decide that and

then you work when you want. There's no

deadlines, no clients, no stress. See,

digital products and creating your own

online content is the ultimate form of

freedom because on days you want to

work, you can. On days you don't want to

work, you don't have to. There's no

specific deadline. I mean, you can set

deadlines for yourself, but no one's

going to be hounding you to get

something done on time and stressing you

out and saying, "Hey, actually, you need

to change this." The only time you

change something in your digital product

is when you feel like you want to. Now,

this one's honestly arguably the coolest

is you get to keep 100% of the money.

So, with normal work, you have gear you

have to buy, maybe you have to travel to

work, and all the time uh that you spend

eating up all your profit. with digital

products. Once it's made, every sale is

almost 100% pure profit. And what I mean

by almost is like with every business

ever, there's credit card transaction

fees. So, if you sell something for 100

bucks, you're going to give a small

percentage to the credit card company,

but other than that, it's basically 100%

profit. I could have just said 100%

profit, to be honest, cuz it's really

100% profit. It's the business closest

to 100% profit. And each sale is money

in your pocket forever. Digital products

allow you not only freedom, but the

ability to build wealth because when you

sell something on your online store,

that money goes from the customer to

your bank account in a few days. You

don't have to wait weeks and get paid

twice a month. You can make $1,000 today

and by tomorrow it can be in your bank

account. Now, this is one of the most

sexy and like kind of like how everyone

markets digital products. And I think

it's really it it's funny because a lot

of people talk about it, but it's true.

You create something once and your

product works for you 24/7 constantly.

No matter where you are, there are

videos that I've created in the past

that are generating me sales where I

wake up and I check my Stripe

notifications and I'm getting paid

hundreds if not thousands of dollars for

work that I did in the past that I made

the money while I was sleeping because

there was content out there. There were

websites out there. There were

automations out there that I already

built that are paying me to just live or

in this case sleep. This is where it

becomes really cool and I think this is

where the wealth creation game happens

is your product become an asset. And the

cool thing about websites and

automations and content that you've

already made is it never gets tired.

It's not going to quit on you. It's not

going to be like, "Hey, I can't do this

anymore." And then out of nowhere, your

profits go to nothing because you don't

have someone working for you. That's the

best thing about digital products and

creating content for yourself is because

you're 100% in control and because you

set up the systems and the automations

that once you have them set, they're not

going anywhere. There's digital products

and content that I made 4 years ago that

still pay me to this day because I've

set the systems and the automations and

the digital products in place. So,

there's going to be a point, whether it

be in the next 14 days or in the next

year of you selling digital products,

that you're going to wake up to sales

without lifting a finger. You're

literally going to go to bed at night

and you're going to wake up the next

morning and there's going to be

notifications that you sold something on

Creator Pass OS. Incredible. The next

thing, the the common misconception, and

you might be thinking this right now,

you're like, "Okay, great, Brian. You

have a large following. I don't have a

following." You don't need a following

to get started. I started with zero

followers just like everyone else and I

made my first $10,000 month with less

than 10,000 subscribers on YouTube. I

was getting paid to grow my following

from the beginning. And that's something

I show inside of here is how to create

content that's specific enough to people

that will attract people and you'll gain

followers, but you'll also get paid to

grow. You don't need a million

followers. A small group of the right

people is enough. Like I said, I've made

at least $10,000 a month every single

month for the last four almost five

years now. And it started with less than

10,000 followers. I started making over

$10,000 a month before I had 10,000

followers. Ridiculous. That's the power

of digital products. And the best part

about all this is you'll make money and

grow your following at the same time.

And I don't want to set your

expectations too high. Of course, at the

beginning when you have zero following

and you don't have an audience, it's

going to be the hardest to make sales.

But the most encouraging and best part

about it is you can make sales and grow

your following at the same time. And

then this is that compounding asset that

over time will turn into real wealth for

you. Your first sale is the hardest to

make. And that's why I'm here to guide

you through the journey because once you

make that first sale and you gain 10

followers, that's momentum and you can

really change the trajectory of your

life rather quickly. A lot of people

that I've helped make their first sale

within a year started making well over

$10,000 a month. And all throughout that

process, throughout that full year, they

were making $100 a month, $200 a month,

a,000 bucks a month, 2,000 bucks a

month, 5,000 bucks a month. It wasn't

like they went from making zero to

10,000 instantly. As their following

grew, and as their brand and digital

product business grew, their income grew

as well. Their following grew as well.

And one thing that's so amazing is

digital products, there's a fit for

every creator. And I firmly believe

this. I think now more than ever, people

are waking up to how profitable and how

amazing digital products are because you

can make money while you sleep. It's

infinitely scalable. It's 100% profit.

You can do it from anywhere. That I

think in the next few years, every

creator is going to have some form of

digital product. And I'm glad you're

taking the step now to take action so

you're ahead of these people and you can

capitalize on this ever evolving market

because I think people are now more than

ever willing to buy digital products

too. Just a few examples. You might not

be on this list, but if you are, amazing

cuz it'll give you some ideas. But if

you're not, just know that you can make

a digital product around whatever you're

passionate about. So video editors,

there are things like LUTs, presets,

templates. With photographers, there's

presets, guides, templates. Music

producers, there's sample packs, MIDI

kits. For graphic designers, there's

fonts, icons, templates. For coaches and

consultants, ebooks, courses, and

memberships. So, regardless of what kind

of creator you are, whatever you're

passionate about, there's something to

sell. If you're in fitness, there's

fitness coaching, there's cookbooks,

there's workout plans, there's so many

different things. Whatever thing you're

interested in, whatever you want to talk

about, whatever you're passionate about,

there's something you can sell. So,

whatever you do, there's a digital

product you can sell. And the most

important thing to understand right now

is digital products are your path to

freedom. Not only has digital products

allowed me so much freedom in my life,

I've personally seen it with my friends

go from living at their parents house,

not having a stable job or not having a

job at all, playing video games, not

really doing much with their life to

simply launching a digital product and

creating content about things that they

actually care about to then making

millions of dollars, being able to

create the content they want, live where

they want, travel where they want. And I

firmly believe that there is no better

business to start today than digital

products because it costs practically

nothing to get up and running and it's

100% pure profit and you actually can

enjoy the process.

So now that hopefully you're fired up

and ready to actually take action, I

want to set some expectations of like

what you're actually going to be doing

in the next 14 days. because this isn't

some big confusing course about making

$10,000 a month, even though that's

might be where you want to go. I cut out

all the fluff so you can go from skill

to idea to product, create an offer

around that, create content, and

generate a sale all in 14 days. And if

you don't understand any of those steps,

don't worry. We're going to be going

over all of that. But simply said, I

created a course and the tools alongside

the course. That way, you can get up and

running and have a profitable business

in 14 days. Because here's the truth. If

you can make your first sale, you can

make your 10,000. Now, this won't always

feel easy throughout the process. In

fact, it won't be easy. But that's the

point because it's a challenge. And

people that are willing to put

themselves in uncomfortable positions

for a short period of time, like 14

days, get to see the benefit and get the

reward of having a profitable business.

Think about this. If you can commit to

for the next 14 days, you can start a

business that is profitable in literally

2 weeks. Now, I'm not saying you're

going to be at $10,000 a month or

instantly be able to quit your job, but

you can create a profitable business in

14 days. I've had students do it in 24

hours. They just went through and

watched this course content as quickly

as possible, got it up and running, and

made their sale in in literally less

than 24 hours from the second they

started. Now, I'm not saying I would

recommend that, but just to show it's

possible. So giving you 14 days is while

it might feel overwhelming, just know

that there's people that have done it in

24. So there is plenty of time and

there's no reason to feel overwhelmed.

It's going to be challenging at parts,

but I'm here to help. I'll guide you

step by step. So all you need to do is

show up and do the work. Now, one thing

that's important to understand is if you

skip the steps, you're going to stay

stuck. But if you follow them, you'll

move forward. This course isn't super

long. Don't go through and skim through

the videos and put it on two times

speed. Like watch the video and pay

attention and then go do the action.

It's really not that complex. You just

need to follow the video and then do the

work yourself. And one thing to note,

and I think is important, is we're not

painting our Mona Lisa here. We're

putting our first brush stroke down. So,

what does that mean? The Mona Lisa

wasn't the first time Leonardo da Vinci

ever painted a painting, but it's what

he's remembered for. And we often times

think that the thing we're currently

working on is what we're going to be

remembered for forever. But in fact,

when you're starting a new business or

starting a new venture like this, it's

oftentimes the first brushstroke that

many people might not even see. So, you

need to remove this huge pressure of

getting everything right, figuring

everything out. And we need to focus on

taking action over these next 14 days

because action will get you there.

Perfection won't. So, what I need from

you is I need you to go allin. I need

you to believe in yourself and I need

you most importantly to take action

every single day. The answers in this

course, while I'll guide you throughout

the journey, I even have an AI that I'm

going to give you to help you build your

digital product. The answers won't come

from that. The answers will come by

doing. It will be by listening to what I

say and taking the guidance of the AI,

but ultimately come down to you taking

action. It won't come by waiting or

scrolling on Instagram, only by acting.

That's why I want you to take your

perfectionism and throw it out. We all

like to have something perfect and I

think we glamorize working towards

something and having it perfect. But

progress beats perfect every single time

because in reality there's no such thing

as perfect. You're always going to be

able to improve. So what I want you to

do right now is take out a piece of

paper, maybe a notebook, a pen and

paper, something physical, something

that while you're watching these videos,

you can keep at your desk and look down

and see. I want you to write down on the

paper. So, if you haven't, pause the

video, go get a piece of paper and pen

and then come back. So, write down on

the paper now. I will follow this

challenge and take it seriously. Write

down, I will turn off distractions and

give this my focus. Write down, I will

take action even when it feels hard.

Write down, I will trust the process and

value progress over perfection. This is

a huge one right here. Write down, I

will finish what I start. And then write

down by the end of this challenge, I

will launch my product and make my first

sale. Now, this might feel silly writing

down, especially you haven't journaled

or wrote down commitments to yourself in

the past, but I promise you that if

you're watching this and you haven't

done it yet, just go get a pen and paper

and just do it because what it will do

is we'll remind you the intention you

set at the beginning of this challenge

and it will hold yourself accountable

because I can only hold your you so

accountable. You have to go and do the

work. What I want you to do before

moving on to the next module is read

these out loud. And I also want you to

just take your pen and just give

yourself a quick little signature of

your name at the end of this just so you

can put a personalized touch to it. And

before you start each day of the

challenge, go ahead and read these out

loud to yourself. If you want to look in

the mirror, it might feel awkward if you

haven't done something like this before,

but just trust me. Just do it. Just read

it out loud. It takes all of 30 seconds

to read these out loud, but really think

about what each of these sentences mean

and think about the commitment you're

making to yourself because I guarantee

if you can commit these things to

yourself in 14 days, you will see so

much progress and you will have a

profitable business.

So, the people that take this course and

don't get results, there's two things

that I see them really struggle with.

So, I want to address them at the

beginning. That way you can be aware of

them and take this course and be

successful for yourself. The first thing

I see a lot of people struggle with is

fear. And that's natural, right? Being

scared of doing something new is 100%

natural. And you're going to have to

overcome it a little bit. And I'm going

to give you some strategies in here to

do that. But then the other thing, and I

I'll say this is probably the more

typical thing to stop people from

actually taking action and changing

their life in 14 days is perfectionism.

is thinking that everything has to be

absolutely perfect before they launch,

before they post their first video. The

website needs to be perfect. The digital

product needs to be perfect. The content

needs to be perfect. Oh, I need to get

a,000 followers before I can post

because some weird random rule that

they've heard someone talk about on the

internet. All that's fake. A launch

product is better than a perfect product

because a perfect product doesn't exist.

Now, I want to talk about why action

beats hesitation 1 million times out of

1 million. And all the successful

creators, the people that I've seen in

my corner inside of Creative Pass

mentorship, my friends, other

entrepreneurs that I know in my life,

the people that actually take action,

the people that actually make money from

what they do, aren't focused on being

perfect. They're focused on improvement,

but getting stuff out. Just because your

stuff's not perfect doesn't mean you

don't care. I think that's a common

misconception. You can still care but

not have to have everything perfect. And

one story that really drives us home is

this photo class. So, a teacher split

students into two groups. There was a

quantity group that was graded in how

many photos they took and a quality

group that was graded on one perfect

photo. So, basically, group A, the

quantity group, they got a better grade

if they took more photos. So, say they

took one photo, they probably got a

pretty bad grade. They took a 100

photos, they probably got a pretty good

grade. They took a thousand photos, they

probably got an amazing grade. Group B,

it didn't matter how many photos they

took. They could take one or 100,000.

they were graded on how good that one

photo was. Now, you might think, okay,

well, if the group that was just focused

on taking one perfect photo, they could

put all their attention and energy into

taking one perfect photo, that they

definitely got better photos. But the

experiment actually shows the opposite.

The best photos came from the quantity

group, the group that was graded in how

many photos they actually took. And why

is that true? It's because they learned

by doing. They were able to go out and

take photos and not have this huge

pressure of, oh, I need to make this one

perfect. So, they just like never

actually took the photo. They went and

took a photo and be like, "Oh, the

lighting looks weird here. Let me go and

move to a different location. Oh, my

settings on the camera aren't right. Let

me change the aperture, the ISO,

whatever technical stuff." They took

photos and improved over time. Whereas,

the quality group was so focused on

taking the perfect photo, they didn't

give themselves the opportunity to

actually practice. So, every photo made

them better. The perfect group wasted

time on overthinking. They spent time

researching what makes a really great

photo, which is important, but it's not

the only thing that makes a great photo.

No matter how much research you do on

how to take a perfect photo, you can

only do so much before you just go out

and have to take the photo. And you

learn so much more by doing, and you

learn so much quicker by doing. So, the

lesson behind that story is action beats

perfection. What I want you to do is

regardless of what's going on in these

next 14 days, if something comes up and

you're really struggling because

something came up at work and you have

to spend more time, I want you to just

commit to what you committed to in the

previous video. Get a product up and

running in 14 days, even if it's not

perfect. Because getting it up there

creates real momentum. It creates the

opportunity for there to be a second.

Now, if you allow this challenge to

overwhelm you or something comes up in

life and you don't take action, the

unfortunate truth, the unfortunate

reality of that is there's a good chance

you never actually create a successful

digital product business. And I don't

want that for you. I want you to find

success. And what success looks like is

taking action and allowing yourself the

ability to be imperfect or fail. So

failure is one of the things that I

teach to all my students because I think

it's one of the most important skills to

master is actually learning how to fail.

And that might sound backwards, but I

want you to flip how you see failure.

Because failure isn't the end unless you

let it be. If you post a video and it

gets zero views, did you fail? In some

people's definition, yes, you didn't get

the outcome you wanted. But were you

able to learn and understand why it got

zero views? Were you able to practice

getting better at making videos, posting

it, making the thumbnail, getting in

front of the camera? Okay, that's a huge

win. It's about how you view failure.

So, we're focused more on the inputs

than the outputs. Meaning, posting a

video is a win in itself. The outcome of

the video doesn't necessarily matter in

the short term because failure is

feedback. The more you fail, the quicker

you fail, the quicker you can get

feedback, the quicker you can improve

your product, improve your content,

improve your website. And luckily, a lot

of the stuff in here I've gone through

and I've seen people fail. So, we're

going to skip a lot of the failing. But

just know if you do feel like at one

point in the challenge like, damn, I'm

failing at this, flip that to, no, I'm

learning right now. And I credit a lot

of my success to failing because winners

fail the most because they try the most.

It's natural as a defense mechanism to

put up this wall and be like, "Oh, I'm

not going to try because I don't want to

fail." Because you can't fail if you

don't try. except for the fact that

that's failing in itself, but it feels

safe. You can't miss a basketball free

throw if you don't take it, but you also

can't make it. I want you to stop adding

pressure to what you're doing. So, I

want you to imagine real quick a plank

of wood, like a 2x4 plank of wood on the

ground, right? I want you to just

imagine balancing on that and walking

across it. Pretty easy, right? No big

deal. Probably wouldn't have much

pressure, especially if no one's

watching. Like, who cares? Just walk

across the plank. like I already walk

every single day. Now take that same

plank and put it on a skyscraper and now

walk across it. Pretty scary, right? The

thing to note here is the task itself

didn't change. You're walking across a

2x4. Only the pressure you put on how

important it is to walk across a 2x4

because up in a skyscraper between two

buildings, pretty important that you

don't fall off that 2x4. And sometimes

we can put this false pressure on

ourselves like we're walking on a 2x4

over a whole city. But in reality, we're

just creating a product and posting some

content. It's pretty simple. You're not

going to die. I want you to practice

small fails. So, in this challenge,

you're going to post a video that's not

perfect. You're going to launch a

product and no one's going to buy

initially. You're going to send a DM and

people aren't going to reply. But the

more you fail, the less scary it feels

to fail. And that's where the tolerance

go builds up. The more you're willing to

accept failure, the more success you're

actually going to have. Because I want

you to ask yourself, what's the worst

that could actually happen? Will any of

this really matter in 5 years? Like if

you posted a video and like it got like

a 100 views and someone comments, this

video is boring. Like doesn't feel great

in the moment, right? But like, will

that even matter in 5 years? Especially

if you stay with it. There's videos that

I'm embarrassed about posting in the

past, but I'm so glad I did because I

learned and I built a real successful

business from it. I was scared of, you

know, friends or family seeing my videos

that weren't perfect, but I still did it

anyways. And that laid the foundation to

running a really successful online

business that's allowed me freedom and

to generate over a million dollars in

profit through digital product sales.

Had I been so worked up about what will

people think and not posted, I would

never have got here. So even if the

worst case scenario happens, could you

bounce back? Yeah. So actually the worst

isn't that bad. The worst is not doing

it and 5 years from now not having

freedom, not having a business that

prints you ridiculous money every single

day on autopilot. That's the worst case

scenario because small wins or small

failures stack, right? So don't stress

about getting to your first $10,000 a

month. I I see it all over the internet.

You need to make $10,000 a month. That's

where true freedom comes from to some

extent. I think money is important, but

what's really important is having the

systems and getting up and running,

getting started because once you make a

$100 online, it's way easier to go from

100 to a,000 than from zero to 100. So,

we just need to focus on your first sale

and then the next and then the next. So,

with that being said, I want you to fail

fast and learn faster. It's really easy

in your head to be like, well, I could

spend 3 weeks on launching my digital

product and it'll be this much better.

And that's true. One day of work, you'll

see what to fix. One month of work,

you'll still have stuff to fix. One year

of work, yep, there's still stuff to

fix. But that's the beauty with digital

products. You can launch and improve

after you've already made sales. You can

get feedback from buyers. You can post

something and improve. So, one thing I

want to get through your head is

perfection is a lie and progression is

the truth.

Now that we've got through all that, you

got set up, you're ready to take action.

You might be asking like, what is an

actual digital product? Maybe you

already know, maybe you're not 100% sure

of like what should I create? This is

where I'm going to start giving you

ideas and allow you to start thinking

about what you want to create. So, some

simple digital product ideas. Now, this

is not everything. There are infinite

digital products that you can create.

And I think that's really important to

note, but here are some ideas of some

common places people start. So, video

editors have lots, presets, templates.

These are all files that video editors

can save through their video editing

software and then upload to a website

and sell to save time or do something

that other editors don't know how to do.

Same thing with photographers. They can

do Lightroom presets, guides, templates,

maybe how to use their camera, settings,

all this stuff. Something that will help

people either save time or do something

better. Now, music producers have sample

packs, MIDI kits, and drum kits. So

stuff that producers can create that

will allow other producers to make music

faster, easier, better. And this is not

all of the ideas. Of course, a music

producer could create a course or a

community. A a lot of different

possibilities. There are just some

simple ones. Designers have fonts,

templates, icons, coaches, and

consultants, ebooks, courses,

memberships. So these are just some

simple ideas to get you thinking about

what's possible. Now, if you're not on

this list, like a video editor,

photographer, a coach or consultant,

there's a skill that you have that you

can package into a digital product. Say

you're really into fitness, you could

create a workout program or do

one-on-one coaching or you could even

make a cookbook on what foods that you

eat to stay in shape. So, just because

maybe you don't use an editing software

and you can't save the file, think about

what skills you have or what knowledge

you have that you can package into a

digital product. Now, the rule that I

want you to follow, especially for your

first one, if you've never made a

digital product ever before, your first

product should be simple. Do not over

complicate it. This is so important

because getting it up and running,

making your first product will teach you

so many things and you'll get paid to

learn that you can now go and repeat and

make new products in the future. If you

spend months creating something and then

finally launch it, you're going to be

burnt out by the time it launches and

chances are it's probably not going to

be as good as you actually think it will

be. So, I want you to pick a no-brainer

product for yourself. So, ask yourself,

what do I already create that people ask

me for? So, if you're a video editor,

chances are you have some skill that

people like, wa this is really cool that

you do. Think about those times where

people have been like, how'd you do

that? What do what software you like all

the questions you get on a day-to-day

basis from your friends, maybe you

already have a following or from even

client work. What are the things you're

actually good at that people ask for?

And then also think what could you do to

save someone time or even yourself that

would make their life easier or your

life easier. So maybe you already know

like you're like I do this thing every

single day and I wish I had something

that just like saved me time doing it,

right? So for example, if you're a video

editor, it's like I do these text

animations every single day and I do it

from start. What if I just turn them

into presets? It would not only help me

but it would help other people. You

know, an example of that for the fitness

just so we can kind of show a few

different examples is like, well, I

track my workout every single day, but I

do it in like my notes app and it's like

really confusing like what if you just

made like a very like concise workout

tracker. There are things for

everything. So, what could you do that

would save time or make someone's life

easier? Not only theirs but yours. And

chances are if you can solve a problem

for you, you're also solving a problem

for other people. And then what skills,

and this is the easy one to overlook. So

what are the skills that you use every

single day that you use without even

thinking about? Because oftentimes

that's some of the best places to start.

Now it might be so obvious and easy to

you that you might over overthink even

turning into a digital product. Like

everyone knows how to do that. But

that's not the reality. That's where

your skill is because you've spent time

learning the skill and getting good at

something. It feels effortless to you.

But just remember when you first didn't

know how to do it, it took you time and

effort. So there's a lot of things that

if you do consistently daily, there are

skills and ideas that you can take and

turn into digital products there. Now

the next thing is I want you to keep it

simple but specific because being

specific in a digital product early on

allows people to decide if it's for them

or not. So most people overthink their

first product, right? It doesn't need to

do a hundred different things. It

doesn't need to be perfect. It just

needs to be useful. So for example, this

challenge in itself, I could have made

this massive course on building a

personal brand, scaling to 10K a month,

running sales funnels, keeping customers

long term. These are all things I know

how to do, right? But I didn't. I cut

straight to the most important step,

right? helping you launch your first

digital product right now because I know

that that's a very useful thing that is

attractive to a lot of people that I

don't have to go and over complicate and

build out this massive 10-hour course on

everything I know, but instead I'm going

to give you the tools to get started

with this. So, I want you to start small

and grow later. So, for example, a video

editor, the simple small version is a

preset pack. Then from that, you can

maybe add a workflow course under that

showing how you use the presets, how you

go about editing, all that stuff. that

takes a little bit more time because you

have to record videos and also make the

preset pack. So, there's two things.

Some people I get in and I start helping

and they're like, I want to make this

monthly subscription with all these

presets on everything I know how to do.

Also course content on not only how to

edit, but also how to get clients and

like all these different grand things.

And I think this is an amazing idea.

It's just not your first digital

product. You start small and you add on

and you keep growing and you get paid to

grow your catalog of of tools and

digital products. And then maybe

eventually you can have this monthly

subscription with presets and courses

and all this stuff built out. But if you

go for that from day one, you're first

of all, you're not going to build

something that's really as amazing as

you think because there's going to be so

many things you're going to you're going

to not even consider. But also, one

thing that people don't think about is

when they're building this massive

product that does everything, it's

really hard to tell people like what it

does because it does everything. So it's

like it kind of just loses a little bit

of the attractiveness of it. So for

example, right now I run creator pass

mentorship. What started as a simple

course, there was just one simple course

has now grown into the complete system

for creators to build a digital product,

get it up and running, make sales,

scale, grow their personal brand. It

even has software, right? So inside,

just for an example of what you what

you'd get if you signed up is you get

all of my course content. So not only

this but all the other course content I

have on personal branding, running ads,

sending emails, all the things that you

basically everything that I know and

then also all the workshops. So the

calls that I do that are live

presentations. You get weekly live calls

with me so you can ask personalized

questions. You get 10K month hot seats

where we interview other Creator Pass

members who have gone from 0 to $10,000

and we ask them how they did it. You get

a private WhatsApp group chat with

direct access to me and all the other

members and you even get the software

that you're using too uh creator pass

OS. That's something that has taken me

well over a year to build and scale up

because there's so much course content.

There's so many workshops. There's

weekly calls with me. There's a WhatsApp

group chat. There's software that if I

just wanted to launch that from the

beginning, it would have been very

overwhelming. And I also just wouldn't

have known what people actually wanted

because I grew over time. My paying

customers were able to give me feedback

and I was able to make it better because

I grew with them. And doing it that way

actually makes it more profitable,

easier to get started, and you learn a

lot more throughout the journey.

Creative Pass Mentorship has literally

become the go-to program for creatives

who want freedom, purpose, and 10K a

month without clients or having to trade

their time for money. But I think it's

really important that it's this amazing

grand thing now to note that it didn't

start like this. It was one simple

course at first. So the truth is is your

first product is just the beginning. I

want you to launch small, learn fast,

and build bigger later. So I want you to

start thinking about some useful

products that came up in your mind while

I was going through this, like things

that you might be good at, ideas. And in

the next section, I'll show you also how

to use the AI that I've built for you to

launch digital products and get ideas

from there because I think that's also

really important. But this should

hopefully give you a general idea of

what you can start creating and also

give you the direction of what to create

and maybe what not to create for your

first digital product.

Okay, so now we're on to creating your

first digital product. This is where

you're actually going to go through and

create your digital product that you're

going to sell. So, there are tons of

ways to make digital products. I mean,

like literally infinite. So, with that

in mind, don't be overwhelmed, but just

start thinking about what is a simple

way I can create. Don't over complicate

the process. Just because there's a

bunch of different ways you can record

course content, just find the one that

you know how to use. For example, I'm

recording on my camera right now, but

you can also use softwares like OBS or

Loom. There's a billion different ways

to do it. Find out the one that you know

how to do and then start doing it and

you can always improve later. I'm going

to go through this document here first

and kind of give you some ideas and I'm

also going to go and show you how to use

the AI that I've built to get ideas and

help you think about what to create and

it will also point you in the right

direction. I've literally downloaded all

of this course information into the AI

and trained it on what I know. So asking

the AI questions will kind of be like

asking me questions. So it'll assist you

throughout the journey. So first and

foremost, when making your digital

product, I want you to reverse engineer

the process. Ask yourself, how can I

turn what I know into something people

can use? That's kind of the essence of a

digital product. It might be a hard

disconnect right now of like, how can I

take this knowledge of whatever I know

and turn it into something people can

use? And the way that I want you to

think about that is there's probably a

bunch of different ways you can take

that skill and turn it into a digital

product. But what is the simplest way

you can turn that skill or knowledge

into something people can help? And then

also, what tool or software do you

already use that makes this easy? So,

for example, like I was saying, the way

I'm screen recording for a course is not

the only way to do it. There are so many

different ways to record for a course.

Like right now, I'm using my camera and

an iPad, but you can also just use your

laptop and use a software like Loom and

have it there. I've done that in the

past. Actually, a lot of my course

contents that way, but it's finding the

workflow that works for you and that's

going to be easy to get started because

momentum is number one. You can always

go and remake the digital product or

re-record the course once you get some

sales and some feedback. So, start with

what you know. If you're a video editor

and you have some presets already made,

maybe start with that. It's kind of what

you already know. You don't really have

to relearn how to do something

completely and you can get it up and

running quicker. So, for example, if you

edit photos, save your presets. If you

edit videos, export your LUTs or

templates. If you teach, record a Loom

video or make a PDF in Canva. These are

really simple ways to get something up

and running at the beginning. I want you

to take action first and don't wait

until it's perfect like we were

discussing earlier. And if you don't

know how to actually turn what you know

into a a digital product, something

downloadable, cuz that's really what a

digital product is. First and foremost,

I'd ask the chatbt AI that I trained

because it'll probably point you in the

right direction. Even a simple YouTube

video can really help you save a preset

file in Premiere Pro. Super tactical,

right? Like I can't there's no way I

could possibly go through and show you

how to make every single digital product

ever because there's infinite. But if

you're like I want to help people make

these text effects I make in Premiere

Pro. You can ask the AI that I've

trained how do you think the best way to

save save this is? It'll probably

recommend some preset file or maybe some

Mogard or something like that. And then

you can ask it how do I create that

file? And then from there it will give

you a list of instructions. You could

probably watch a YouTube video and

you'll be able to save it. I want you to

remember that your first product isn't

your last. It's your starting point. So,

the action item that I want you to do is

go through and start creating. Start

with what you know. Start creating your

product today. Even if it's just the

first draft, get something real made

because you can't sell an idea when it's

just an idea. You can only sell a

product. So, we're going to hop over to

the computer and I'm going to show you

how to use the AI to get up and running

with digital products.

So now we're over on chatbt using the

digital product launch AI GPT that I

created alongside this course. So it's

training down all the course content but

then also additional stuff that I know

about selling digital products. So when

you're stuck somewhere, feel free to ask

the AI and it should point you in the

right direction. Now with that being

said, it doesn't know everything. It

doesn't know the answer to your problems

perfectly, but it should be able to

point you in the right direction. Trust

your intuition. Trust your gut. Know

what you want to create and don't let it

completely guide you away from what you

want to create, but also trust it enough

because it does know a lot of stuff

about digital products. I want to click.

We're kind of on this stage right now.

We're going to be creating an offer

later, but help me think of my digital

product. So, I'm just going to click

that and it's going to ask me a few

questions. So, it says, let's start by

narrowing things down. The fastest way

to pick your digital product is to look

at three key zones. Your skills and

expertise, your audience problems, and

simple product formulas. So, what do

people already ask you for help with?

Editing, design, music production,

teaching, coaching, etc. Your audience

problems. What something your ideal

audience struggles with that you could

solve quickly? Simple product ideas.

What's the easiest you can create in 14

days? Templates, presets, miniourse,

workshop, replay, swipe file, ebook,

checklist, guide. Here are some ideas.

Video editors, Premiere Pro, Da Vinci

presets, video editing workflow guides.

And it just goes through. You can read

this all. It'll it'll say something

similar to you. general creators, how do

I landed my first client? Cool. Quick

tip. The first product doesn't need to

be huge. It needs to be useful and easy

to consume and specific. Think solve one

problem really well. It's really good

advice. So then it asked me, let's do

this right now. What's your main skill

or niche right now? And do you have an

audience or are you starting from

scratch? Let's just say I'm starting

from scratch. So, so what I like to do

is use this voice note feature because

then you can literally just talk to it

like a friend and you don't have to type

anything out. It makes it super easy. So

I'm going to click the recording. So, my

main skill right now, I would say

probably is either video editing or

helping creators sell digital products,

monetizing their skill into a digital

product that they can sell without

having to trade time for money. Do I

already have an audience or am I

starting from scratch? I'm starting from

scratch right now. I think, you know, I

I'm making a new channel. I don't have

any traction or anything. I don't know.

I'm just kind of lost right now. If you

could help me point me in the right

direction, maybe that'd be helpful. So,

now it's just going to transcribe what I

just said. And then we're going to click

send. Okay, it says option one, lean

into your video editing. Easiest proof

of concept to start. Editing presets and

assets, LUT, transition sound effects, a

beginner's guide, a short PDF or video

course teaching creators how to edit

faster. Content creation toolkit like

YouTube thumbnails, video script

outlines or checklist. Why this works?

And then position yourself as monetize

your skill mentor. Um, help package your

skill into a digital product. this. Why

is very specific? I think this this one

it gave me option two because I said I

don't have a following and I think this

is a little harder to sell when you

don't have a following. But I think this

is probably what I would lean into cuz

it's what I'm doing right now. But

starting from scratch strategy, no

audience yet since you're building a new

channel, you want to prod you want a

product that's fast and easy to create,

ideally under 7 days, easy to explain in

one sentence and useful immediately.

It's recommending to me to start with

video editing and then maybe help people

in the future because it knows that I

don't have a following and it knows that

I haven't done it because I said I

started from scratch. Had I said like

where I'm actually at, it would probably

give me different recommendations. So,

let me just like go ahead and say that

just to show like it will tailor to your

personal needs. So, actually, I have

been doing this for a long time now.

I've been selling digital products and

editing assets for over 5 years and I've

made over a million dollars in profit.

So, I actually think going with option

two is better because I do have an

existing following of 170,000

subscribers on YouTube. Can you give me

some ideas of like what products I can

do there? So, I just wanted to go more

personally to my skill right at the

moment, but you can see how it'll

recommend wherever you're at in the

journey. See? Yeah, it says, "Oh, that's

changed everything." So, just let it

know what you're you're what stage

you're currently at and it will give you

a lot of valuable advice. digital

product starter kit, um product idea

workshop, sales page for creator pass

OS, pricing, um miniourse, low ticket,

live workshop, launch your first product

in 14 days. It even knows the software

use like creator pass OS. So if you have

questions about like what to do inside

of it, it will a lot of times help you

in the right direction. Obviously

doesn't know everything about the

software, but if you have like a

tactical quick question, a lot of times

it can point you in the right direction.

It's even saying create sales pages for

creator passive ass. That's actually

interesting. launch your first product

in 14 days, which is funny because what

I'm currently doing. I think I'm going

to go with the live workshop, launch

your first product in 14 days. Can you

give me some things that I would have to

create for that? What that would really

look like and maybe like a clear plan on

getting that built in, I don't know, the

next 3 days for me, at least the product

side of it. So, I just told it that, you

know, I'm like, I I like that idea, but

I don't really know what to do. And

also, can you give me a plan to get it

launched in 3 days? I think that's like

a good time for a lot of you guys

building your first digital product is

like a three-day window to actually

build the thing because we still have to

put it on a website, create content, and

all that stuff in the 14-day challenge.

So, I'd recommend you stay around 3ish

days building because if you really

dedicate some time to it, you can get it

done. Okay. So, format one live Zoom

call for 90 to 120 minutes. Price 49 to

97. Accessible but valuable. By the end,

attendees will have their chosen idea,

package, and launch their product. Uh,

pick workshop date, workshop flow,

mindset, idea, packaging, launch,

action,

uh,

bonus is a PDF, create the sales page.

Okay, so it's like helping me. Yeah,

that's amazing. It literally just like

broke down what I need to do in 3 days.

So, it's saying a live workshop and then

this is where you can push back and

stuff. Nice. That seems really helpful.

Can you give me a checklist of things

that I have to do each day and try to

keep it as simple as possible? That way

I just have like one primary action step

per day for 3 days getting this up and

launched. So for example, I think maybe

having something like planning out the

course, recording it, and then getting

it onboarded onto Creator Pass OS would

be really helpful. Obviously, there's

going to be subset things, but if you

could just simply help me break it down

into three simple tasks for three

separate days, that'd be incredible. So

basically just asking a little bit more

to be like, "Hey, can you just help me

really understand what I need to do each

day and it should give me a general

checklist." Okay, day one. Amazing.

3-day miniourse build checklist. Plan

it. Pick your module outline. Five to

seven lessons max. Decide what

deliverables and bonuses you'll include,

PDFs, roadmap templates, and then write

quick bullet points for scripts for each

lesson so smoothing recording goes

smooth. So that's helpful. That'll

probably be the main thing I have to do

that day. and then record it. Uh, create

simple ideas and visual slides. Keep it

lightweight. Record each module webcam

plus screen share. Export, save, and

then upload it. Go to Creator Pass OS,

organize into modules, and then you can

like ask questions that break stuff

down. So, for example, if you're like,

dang, I don't know how to record screen

webcam and screen share. You'd be like,

what is the simplest way to record my

screen and webcam at the same time and

and just get it recorded? Like, I'm

struggling on day two right now. I have

the presentation kind of built out. I

already have the script, but where what

software what can I do to make it as

easy as possible? I don't really know

how to do it. So then just like that,

it's recommended me three things. Loom,

something I actually use. Uh there's a

free plan lets you record screens and

webcams at the same time. Click install.

It even shows you how to install it. So

basically any question you're kind of

stuck with inside of actually building,

you can go and ask this AI and between

that and YouTube, you should be able to

learn how to do everything as far as

building your product because there are

so many different ways to build

products. You will have to be a little

resourceful here. But hopefully just

showing how to use this AI with the

voice dope will really help you on the

journey because that's this is literally

exactly how I planned recording this

course. I wrote everything down on this

whiteboard right over here and then I

just took a photo of it and uploaded it

to this exact AI and said, "Hey, can you

make me a plan from that?" So even I

mean you can go and send voice notes or

you can even write it down on a piece of

paper, take a photo of it and upload it.

But that's your next action item over

the next 3 days. Build your first

digital product and make sure you use

this AI software. It will help point you

in the right direction and assist on the

journey. You don't have to take up all

three days. If you already have stuff

built, feel free to launch quicker. But

just note after like 3 days of really

going for it, you should have something

at least launchable. Again, remember

simple and useful over super over

complicated and a bunch of different

features. Like it shouldn't have to do

100 different things. The best at least

the beginning. That's something we build

up to over time.

One of the most important steps and the

step that I see a lot of people really

struggle with is creating an offer that

sells that. And if you don't understand

what an offer is, I'm going to go ahead

and explain because digital products

aren't physical, right? Like I can't

hold up this iPad and be like, "This is

what you get when you download the

digital product because it's just a

file, right?" So, you have to create an

offer that clearly explains what people

get and why they should get it and make

it in a really attractive way. Most

creators make the mistake of just

selling a product, but the real secret

is you sell an offer. The main objective

of creating an offer is packaging your

digital product in a way where buying it

feels like a no-brainer. One of the

biggest mistakes I see alongside that is

because you're the creator of it, you

understand how good it is and how much

it can help people, but you assume

people know how your product will help

them and why they should buy it. You

have to explain to them. You have to

show them. So, because you built a

digital product that really solves a

problem, you you identified what can

help me save time or help other people

or what am I good at? Think about what

pain point are you solving. Maybe you're

solving time or maybe you're showing how

to do something that people don't know

how to do. Maybe it's a combination of

both of them. How does your product make

life easier? So, for example, even just

a way to describe it. You should be able

to clearly articulate what your product

does in a sentence. A bad example is if

you're a video editor, a pack of 10

presets. What? Like, what do the presets

do? How do they help you? Do they save

time? Do they make something better? A

good one is add prolevel shake instantly

with 10 drag and drop presets. 10 drag

and drop Premiere Pro presets. The more

clearly you can articulate what your

product does and how it can help

someone, the better it can be. So,

naming it the right way, I think early

on, one of the better ways to name is

literal. So there's going to be three

kind of ways that I go through and

explain. So literal means simple and

clear. Cinematic L pack. What does that

help you do? It helps you make cinematic

looking colors, right? Outcomebased

focus on the result. Instant film look

LUTs. Now that's kind of a mixture of

the literal and outcome. It shows you

that it's instant film looks. Now

catchy. This one's a little harder to do

and execute. It's something I've done in

the past. Like for example, shake sauce.

It's a shake plug-in software that I

made for After Effects and it helps you

make like shake effects in the editing

software. It's kind of like a mixture of

literal and catchy because it at least

has the word shake in it, but it doesn't

really tell you what it does, but it's

memorable is the more important thing.

People are going to talk about it. It's

kind of similar to what I did with

creator pass. But I think early on

starting out and just having a literal

or outcome focused one is a really great

way about naming your product because

it's easily understandable. what do the

instant film look LUTs do? Like you

could probably ask pretty much anyone

that understands what a L is and they

would know. For those of you guys that

don't know LUTs, they're just uh

basically files on your computer for

video editors that allow you to drag and

drop and instantly color your footage

from like blend looking to like looking

professional. Now, I'm also not saying

that LUTs are the only product to build.

Some tips that I would recommend are

keep it short, make it descriptive,

focus on the outcome, and then also say

it out loud. Does it sound good? Like if

it just sounds weird, like reconsider

the way you talk about it. So nextly,

you need to show what's inside. People

don't know until you show them because

it's not an iPad, right? I can't just

hold it up and be like, "This is what

you get when you download. It's a file

on your computer." You have to make a

clean product image. Now, this depends

on the type of digital product you're

making. For example, if you're making

like a course, you don't really need a

product image as much. Maybe you need a

video explaining what's in the course,

and that can be done that way. So some

tools that I've used to make product

images are Canva and Photoshop. Also

using Sora that's connected with Chat

GBT uh to make renderings of stuff is

pretty easy. You can even ask the AI

launch that I have how to make a product

image with ChatGBT or Sora and it'll

help you with that. Some things if you

can show it in action a before and

after. So this is more so for the video

editors or the music producers and the

people that have like files or software

that they can create. show what the

video looked like before you applied the

color grade and after, right? Like it's

pretty easy. Like people are very visual

people. So if you can visually show what

you get, that's amazing. So example, let

before and after. And then write a

product description that sells. So don't

just list features, sell the benefits.

And this is huge, right? No one cares

that you get 55 preset files or 10 PDF.

But like no one cares about how when you

notice like when I was promoting this

course that you're watching in creative

passive ass I wasn't like watch this 2

and 1/2 hour like no one cares about the

2 and 1 half hour course right I'm

helping you create a digital product get

it on a website and make a sale in 14

days that way you can start a profitable

digital product business and create a

life of freedom you don't care how long

the course is. If I could do that in a

3minute course you'd be happy. So, a lot

of times people focus on the feature,

the length, the amount of stuff. And you

can say it like I'm not saying you don't

have to you don't have to avoid saying

it, but it it's not really as much of a

selling feature as you think. A formula

is call out the problem or goal, show

how your product solves it, explain

what's inside and why it matters, and

tell them exactly what to do next. So,

for example, a bad description of a

product is 10 cinematic LUTs. Another

way to describe it in the description is

want your videos to look cinematic

without hours of editing. These 10 LUTs

give you a pro look in just one click.

Works on any camera and any software.

Now, obviously don't lie if it doesn't

work on make it based in reality. Like

if it only works for a specific software

or only for a specific camera. Say that

with a good description. You address a

problem. You show how your problem your

product solves it. You show the features

and the benefits of it. And then you can

tell them to download it. Now, the next

part of the offer creation, and this is

where people honestly struggle with the

most in offer creation, other than maybe

just clearly expressing what their

problem or their product actually does,

is they don't price it right. Now, you

need to price it right, not only because

pricing it properly allows you to do

this full-time and create a life of

freedom, but also because if you price

it too cheaply or too expensive, it's

actually a turnoff. You might think

selling something for $5 is like

everyone in the world is going to buy it

when in reality you don't think about

how that makes your product perceived by

other people. A really cheap product in

my eyes. I'm not really interested in

buying super cheap digital products

because often times I know that people

didn't put a lot of time and effort into

it. It's actually not at least that's

what I think. Even if they did put a lot

of time and effort into it, it makes me

think that oh this thing's actually not

that good because why would they charge

$5 for it? So, you don't price on

effort, even if you already have it

pretty much built because you're really

great at it. You price on value. So, a

$50 course compared to a $500 course,

what's the actual difference? Like,

that's something to think about because

oftent times someone that prices a

course at $50 versus $500, there's

really not that much of a difference in

the quality of the product, but the

perception of it is the $500 one's

better. Also, you make 10 times more

money when you sell something for 500

versus 50. Now, I'm not saying that

courses should all be sold for 500

versus 50. I think there's times and

places for both of them, but it's just

important to note, you don't need to

price on what other people are doing.

You need to price it on the value and

what it's worth. Because let's use an

example of a video editor. Again, you

might already have a lot of these files

on your computer and they're really

great presets and they're really, really

good, but you already have them so it

doesn't take you much effort. So, you're

like, ah, you know what? I'm going to

charge $5 for these presets because it

didn't really take me that much time or

effort. But you didn't account the five

years of learning that went into

becoming a really good editor that

created those presets because it's not

you don't charge based on the effort you

put in but the value you give. Some

other things I've seen people do really

well is add tiers. So basic versus

premium single verse bundle. For

example, one of my first successful

digital products was a paper overlay

asset for editors. It was called the

ultimate texture bundle. And inside that

there was three separate products that I

promoted into one bundle. And keep in

mind this was four years ago and I feel

like digital products have been more

widely accepted. People are willing to

spend more money on digital products and

data actually suggests that. So 77 at

the time was like kind of unheard of at

least in the space. Like a lot of people

for editing presets weren't charging

that much but it was premium and I

bundled it in a way where it made sense

to buy. For example, I had each of the

products were, you know, 47 or $57, but

all combined you can get it for 77. So,

you could either spend, you know, close

to 200 bucks or $77 and get them all

using anchors like normally $250 today

150. I would only do this if that's

actually true. Like genuinely running

sales or bundling stuff together like

$250 bought individually, bundled 150,

right? give them a reason for it to be

actually cheaper and then add bonuses to

boost value. So maybe you buy your

preset or PDF and alongside that you get

a 10-minute miniourse on how to use it.

That's a bonus that you can add in

that's like a $100 value free. So you

just made the product up $100 and added

value and made it easier to charge more.

So adding bonuses makes stuff

irresistible.

A strong offer feels like a steal

because of all its extras. So, bonus

free course, like I was just saying,

$150 value. Extra files, 15. Behind the

scenes tutorial, $50 value. Bundle it

all up. 10 LS, bonus course, bonus L,

bonus tutorial, $315

value, you pay $150. So, that's how you

took some LUTs that, you know, other

creators are selling. I think this is

where a lot of people struggle with

digital products is they don't add

bonuses. So their products aren't

perceived high, so you can't charge

accordingly. I think right now the sweet

spot for low ticket digital products, so

like downloadable files, is anywhere

from 50 to 150. And this is just me

seeing and working with a bunch of

creators that are selling digital

products right now. This is where I see

a lot of people crushing 50. You have to

have a little bit more volume. If you're

just starting, honestly, I would aim for

the closer to the 150 mark. figure out

how can you make your product more

valuable. So it's the bonus courses, the

bonus LUT file, the bonus tutorial, the

you know video course alongside it. Like

these are things that you can do for all

digital products. Now that is for you

know low ticket. I'm also seeing

anywhere from 250

to like 1,500 for courses like

standalone courses courses are doing

really well. depending on what you're

selling. And then like mentorship,

anywhere from like 3,000 to like 5,000

is like very accepted right now.

5,000 is like very accepted right now.

Mid

high. It's not always best to be here

the cheapest. I think about your skill

set and what makes sense. If I were to

get started now and I wanted I would

probably want to fall right here just

cuz I think that's like the sweet spot

for digital products. I would probably

aim to make your first digital product

anywhere from a hundred to like 250

bucks because there you can deliver

proper value. You can help people in a

meaningful way. It's a substantial

amount of money when someone buys, but

it's also not so expensive that you feel

like you have to overd deliver because

remember we're building our first

digital product which you can

eventually, you know, charge more in the

future. But right now, I think any kind

of downloadable file with a course added

on and maybe some bonus files could

easily fall in this $100 to $250 range.

And we can reverse engineer our goals.

So, if you want to make $100,000 a year,

you have to make $274 a day. If you

charge a h 100red bucks, you have to

sell three. If you charge 150,

you have to sell two, not even two. If

you charge 274,

you only need to sell one. And price

accordingly. It's a lot harder, you

know, when you're on the lower end. I

see a lot of people start their digital

product, they're like, I'm going to

charge $10 because I'm just going to get

so many sales. especially early on with

a a lower following, I think this range

right here is a really great spot to

look and start because if you're not

confident in your product, I think it's

still easy enough to ask for $100 to

$250 without feeling like, dang, like

I'm really overcharging for this, but

it's also still enough to make a sizable

amount. Like say for example, you sold

uh something for $100 and you were able

to sell one every three days for the

whole month. So 10 basically a month,

that'd be a,000 bucks in your first

month just selling a $100 thing or 2500

if you were selling for 250. I think

that's a a substantial amount of money

for getting started, right? There's

obviously ways to scale this beyond, but

I think it's important to just note and

understand what this could look like.

And the lower you go, say you, you know,

say you sell for $10, right? And I see a

lot of people actually do this when they

first start. They sell oftentimes it's

perceived less valuable. So less people

actually buy. But then when you sell 10

of them, you make a h 100red bucks,

right? For 10 sales, 10 x sales, right?

You're making what you would make if you

just sold one for 100. And often times

you can overd deliver. Ask them how

they're doing. You know, check up on

your first customer. Make sure you overd

deliver and make them happy for $100

because it feels worth your time. So, I

want you to create a strong CTA. If you

don't tell people what to do, they won't

buy. So, clear and urgent. Download now.

Instant download. Limited for the first

five buyers. Love it or get a refund.

I'm not a huge fan of refunds, but they

do work. Like, if you are going to

guarantee them, there's going to be

people that take you up on a refund, and

it might feel like they're gamifying the

system, but it will also convince more

people to buy. I like, especially with

digital products, I like the the phrase

instant download. uh limiting like for

example maybe you want to sell your

digital product for 200 bucks but for

the first 10 you sell it for 100

and then you just like on the website

literally just have a countdown from

every single time it sells so it just

drives more and more urgency as more

people buy and then actually because we

run an ethical business move it to 200

when you sell the tone. You don't want

to use these fake sale tactics because I

think it just is shady and you want to

build a long-term personal brand that

people actually respect and continue to

buy from. So, there's an ultimate offer

checklist that I want you to go through

now. I want you to see, does your

product solve a clear problem? And do

you communicate that in the offer? Does

it have an easy and descriptive name?

Does it look premium or is it presented

premium? I think in the digital product

space, it's in your best interest to be

seen as the premium option, especially

if you don't have a large following.

Does the description sell the benefits

over the features? Is it priced on value

and not effort? So, are you actually

making a decent amount of money when you

generate a sale? Does it include

irresistible bonuses? And does it end

with a strong CTA? Do you somewhere say

like what they want to do? So, for

example, think about this challenge,

right? It is a free 14-day challenge

where you get an AI to launch, you get a

free course, and you get access to the

software that costs if you were to

individually buy it through different

platforms like Shopify and do all the

add-ons and apps, you'd probably be

spending like close to 500 bucks. But

for you, you can get it up and running

with the course, with the AI for free.

And you can test if you even want to do

this before paying for the software

itself. Because if you do everything

right, you'll be profitable before you

even pay for the software, and it will

pay for itself.

Okay, so now I'm going to show you how

to use the digital product launch AI to

create an amazing offer. I just went

through what's really important in an

offer, but the AI is also trained on

this and it can work with you one-on-one

to assist in the journey. So, I'm going

to click help me create an amazing offer

for my digital product. I just went and

did it on a different tab. That way, we

can try a different example. So, it

doesn't know anything about my current

offer. It says what's your core offer?

It's asking me a few questions and then

they're going to help me stack it

perfectly. So, I'm thinking let's do

something different. I'm a YouTuber. I

have figured out a way to generate

views.

I'm like thinking of a digital product

on the spot. I think I'm just going to

do like a YouTube content creator uh

toolkit. So, you know, thumbnail I'll

probably make a thumbnail pack. That way

people can just go and have like 10 done

pre-done thumbnail assets uh that they

can kind of make their own thumbnails

with. Uh, I'll record a little course on

how to attract the right people and

niche. Yeah. So, let me just go through

and kind of start spitballing. So, my

main digital product right now is

helping content creators create YouTube

content and speed up their workflow. So,

a video that used to take them a week,

I'm going to help them create it in one

day. Not only from the ideation to the

recording to the thumbnail to posting

and the perfect practices for it. So, my

main offer is efficiency.

So, I want to help YouTubers create

videos that used to take a week in one

day. So, first and foremost, I'm going

to have a course and an AI built for

people to follow on how to think about

creating YouTube videos. I'm then going

to have some video editing asset like

simple preset files that I use like text

animations, sound effects, presets that

I use while editing, a thumbnail pack,

and then a simple recording of me

talking about best practices on title

and tags and descriptions. Yeah, I could

do a 14-day money back guarantee if they

with like a little stipulation. If they

like go and actually use it and don't

like the workflow, they can return it.

If they don't if it doesn't in if they

admit that it doesn't increase their

productivity, then I'll give them their

money back in 14 days. Um, urgency and

scarcity. Yeah, let's do the first 10

people to buy will get a discount and

then yeah, just help me with pricing

right now. I'm really struggling with

pricing.

So, I just went through and gave a few

different things. I did kind of list off

a diff a decent amount of different

deliverables, mostly because I'm

thinking about the product. I I hadn't

thought about it before I started

recording, but also because I do have

the skill set, I think I could probably

make that digital product rather

quickly. So, I think that should be

good. Let's see. The YouTube 1day

workflow system. Like, this is like

literally like me not knowing anything.

The YouTube workflow. One day workflow

system. A course plus AI guide that

shows creators how to go from idea,

recording, editing, thumbnail, and

publishing in just one day instead of

one week. There is editing asset pack,

thumbnail starter pack, YouTube SEO mini

training and workflow assistant. 14-day

productivity guarantee. Uh if they

implement your system and it doesn't cut

their video creation time, they get a

refund. Okay, amazing. First 10 buyers

get a discount. Uh could do a Q&A, don't

want to do a Q&A. And this is what's

important too. Like because I don't want

to do a Q&A doesn't mean you don't,

right? So there's things that like you

might be willing to do or might not be

willing to do. And that's just as

important to note like if you don't mind

hopping on a call with someone that buys

your digital product, that's a really

strong value ad. Just know where you

value your time and what you want to

charge and then reverse engineer that.

Because the cool thing about digital

products is they can be anything you

want. Just because AI recommends that I

hop on a group Q&A for people that buy

this product doesn't mean I have to,

right? Doesn't mean that that's the only

way to make it valuable. Your ideal

audience, solo creators, small creators,

and aspiring content creators, they're

time poor but hungry for growth. They

probably used to buying $50 to $300

digital products. Uh let's assign a

value for stacking the core workflow and

AI system. Editing asset pack thumbnail

total value 57 entry onetime fee mid

tier. And then this launch at 97 for the

first 10 buyers then raise the 147 frame

it as $500 offer. I think that's pretty

good. I'd probably charge like I think I

have enough skill set where I would feel

comfortable charging a lot more. I'd

probably go to maybe 199 for the first

um 10 people and then maybe raise it to

247 or something like that after. But I

do think this is great. Like this would

be a no-brainer buy for a lot of people.

So I see the the strategy here. But

yeah, it just really went through and

helped me create all this. I'm just

going to like agree with a lot of the

stuff so we can move on and see what it

does. Um so question, do you want to

position this course in asset back

onetime price or do you want to involve

mentorship? Uh and this is where it gets

cool. I I'd recommend for your first

digital product create it keeping it one

time and limiting the amount of time

that you have to dedicate to it as far

as delivery. So if I had to do weekly

calls with people because of this I was

like hey you get access to a group as

well that would be because I don't have

a lot of people that are going to buy

right off the bat. I would be hopping on

a weekly call with probably not a lot of

people every single week for ever I

guess or however long you decide for a

onetime payment. So that doesn't really

make sense. It's it's important to keep

it keep that in note. Yeah, exactly. I

really like this. I think let's launch

it at 97 for the first 10 buyers and do

147 exactly how you want. I just need

help coming up with the

bonus value ads. Can you help me write

like a product description and maybe

help me think of a product image or

video that I can include on the page and

just kind of package it up a little bit

better? because I think everything you

say here really resonates with kind of

what I was trying to go for. So, if we

could help me package that up in a

description, product name, and and then

product image as well, that'd be great.

This is actually a really good product

idea. Like I it's crazy how easy AI,

this digital product launch AI assist

you in the thinking process because like

when I started talking, I was like, I

have no clue what my product is. And by

the end, I'm like, this is pretty

helpful.

One day YouTube workflow.

YouTube in a day. The one day YouTube

workflow. Creator speed system. I like

YouTube in a day. That's kind of fire.

Um, bonus alley notion templates. Viral

hooks. Behind the scenes. Does it take

you a week to make a video? It used to

take me that long, too. Now I can create

full videos in just one day from idea

recording, editing, thumbnail, and

upload. And I'm going to show you how.

show recording of presets and templates.

The first 10 creators get in 97. After

that, the price goes up. Probably

wouldn't say that in the video just so

it doesn't like date itself. But yeah, I

can draft a full offer stack. Yeah, do

that. Let's just see what it happens.

Like I I'm not giving it any guidance.

It just said like I can craft. Let's

just see. So this is where it's helping

me make the landing page on Creator Pass

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now. Yeah. I mean, that's crazy. I think

that's like really good. Like, I would

definitely go through and refine it a

little bit and give a little bit more

results. I mean, if you have

testimonials or proof, this is also an

important spot to add that stuff. Like,

I would show like how I've uploaded over

500 videos on my YouTube channel and got

over a million views on one video and

grow my channel from zero. Like, I would

talk about the things that I've done.

Now, obviously, I don't think it's

necessary because I think this is like

it's not even really claiming I'm an

authorative figure here. It's just

showing the value. But if you do have

the added authority, I think that's also

really helpful. Visual mockup. Let's

just see what it does. Yeah. Can you

help with visual

mockup? Main concept digital product

laptop screen one day YouTube phone

screen with your AI assistant tool. The

floating asset card represent editing

pack. I love this actually. That's

actually so far. Like I'm just imagining

a laptop in the middle, one day YouTube

workflow, a phone with an AI assistant,

and then editing packs, thumbnail pack,

and content calendar, one day YouTube

workflow. Now, I know Chip is not the

best. Can you make me this image? Let's

just see. I haven't tested this. I'm

just curious. I'm going to expect that

it's not the best, but we'll see what it

creates just to give an idea of what we

can create. And we can go use tools like

Canva and Photoshop to at least have

some inspiration from. Also, Sora is

really great. Uh, S O R A, which is also

a ChhatBT product. Uh, they're really

great at creating mockups and stuff. So,

I think you do have to pay for Chacht

there, but it could be worth it,

especially if you're struggling creating

stuff, but Canva has some really great

free templates that I would recommend if

you're not looking to spend any money.

Canva is fantastic. So, ChadBt actually

came up with a really great product

image. Like, I honestly don't think I

would I I think this is fantastic. At

least for launching. Like, this is all

you need. You could even just go in

Photoshop or Canva and like replace some

of this text cuz editing presets,

thumbnail pack, content calendar, launch

price, first 10 only. Maybe you could

clean up the title here. But this is

incredible. And then you can use tools

like Sora and make a a horizontal one if

you want. Or you could even go in Canva

and uh maybe like do like a YouTube

thumbnail. Let's see. You can see all

these YouTube thumbnail stuff. But if

you just type laptop, let's see what

comes up.

Uh you can see there's premium ones. So

if you like any of the premium ones, you

can lit I think you can do a 30-day free

trial and not pay anything and just

cancel and play around with the

different elements and stuff on screen.

Honestly though, I think Chach did an

fantastic job and I would use something

closer to this if you even want to do a

product thumbnail. So, just like that, I

went from I mean, I kind of started

after you guys in the course. I

literally thought of the product idea on

the spot, sent a voice note, and it

helped me come up the name, the offer,

the value stack, a guarantee, scarcity,

and urgency, and a product image in

maybe 10 minutes. So, if you're

struggling with the offer creation

stage, definitely go ask AI. It's

literally trained on all the course

content and then also everything that I

know as far as creating an offer. and

then also some bonus stuff in there.

It's fantastic. This is the spot to

create your offer. Now, go ahead and

spend the rest of the day creating your

offer and we'll move on to getting it

actually up and purchasable.

Okay, so now I want to help you get your

store up and running and be able to

collect payments and also have your

digital download. It's a pretty

important step, but it's pretty simple.

So, if you go in Creator Pass OS and go

to payments, and then we're going to go

to integrations,

you can go ahead and connect. I would

recommend connecting a Stripe account

and then also your PayPal if you want.

If you don't already have a Stripe

account, I'll have it linked down below.

You could go to stripe.com, set up a

Stripe account. Takes a few minutes. And

then you're going to go ahead and click

connect. Once you connect those two, we

can go to products and we want to create

our product. I'm going to go ahead and

make a product called the 1day YouTube

workflow. I'm going to make sure it says

included in online store. And then I'm

just going to take a quick and simple

description. Stop spending a week on

every video. With the system, you'll go

from idea recording, editing, thumbnail,

upload in just one day. And then we're

going to go to product media, which is

our image, and just kind of copy and

paste stuff. So, we came up with this

image. So, we're going to go to file,

save, and then we're just going to

upload that image, select it, and click

insert file. And then we said we're

going to charge 97 for the first 10

people. And then after that, it'll be

147. So, we'll just do the compare at

price 147. Now, this is where it's

important to sync your Stripe and PayPal

beforehand. So, it will just

automatically create that Stripe

product. And then when you have your

products here, you can go to your

product. And you just want to make sure

it's a digital product. So, you can go

to prices and click here. And then

instead of physical, you click digital.

And then you can upload whatever file

you want here. So, if it's a video or a

download, whatever it is, you can upload

that there. And then the people will be

auto sent that when they buy. And then

you just want to click save. And now

when we go to sites, you have a few

different options. So if you want to go

the more store route, the more like look

like Shopify, we have a very simple

store built that you can go and just

customize yourself. So for example, we

can go ahead and open this. And you can

see your one day YouTube workflow

already pops up. You can go and

customize all this stuff. You can see

just like that, people can add to cart.

And then once you link your Stripe, you

can collect payment here. But this is

their checkout. You can even add

discount codes, stuff like that. So

that's a really simple store way of

doing that. If you want to edit

anything, you can go to the editor,

which is really intuitive to use. So for

example, if you want to put your logo up

here, you can go and upload a logo. So

let's just say I wanted to upload the

Creator Bass logo. I could do that just

as simply as that.

could name

could change the name to Critter

Pass

and you can change the font to whatever

you want here. And I'll probably just

change the size of the logo, but these

are all things you can go through and

customize. It's rather simple to do. You

can change all the different product

pages here. So, before we move on, we

can click save. And now, this is what

the product page looks like. You just

have to add the logo again. And you can

set different things like if you wanted

to remove the add to cart and just have

it buy now. That way it goes instantly

to checkout, you can do that. You can

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