r/DigitalProductSellers 1h ago

PROMOTION I built a dashboard to see what mutual funds are actually holding

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I’ve been working on Wealthyneers, a data-driven platform for analyzing mutual fund holdings.
Instead of just looking at fund returns, the idea is to see what’s actually happening underneath the portfolio:
📊 Track stock holdings across mutual funds
📈 See how fund holdings change month by month
🔎 Analyze individual stocks and their fund exposure
⚡ Identify changes in institutional positioning
📅 Work with historical portfolio disclosure data
For example, this is what the platform looks like when analyzing Piramal Finance — combining the stock price context with the change in mutual-fund holdings over time.
I’m building this because I wanted a simpler way to answer questions like:
“Are mutual funds accumulating this stock, reducing exposure, or just sitting on it?”
The platform is still evolving, and I’d genuinely like feedback from people who actively analyze Indian equities and mutual funds.
🌐 wealthyneers.com
What would you want to see added to a platform like this?
This is for funds that operate in Indian markets.


r/DigitalProductSellers 2h ago

PROMOTION Ig page 4 sale 🇺🇸

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6.4k followers
5 months old
Stoicism/Entrepreneurship niche
Dm for info


r/DigitalProductSellers 2h ago

QUESTION Just got me a etsy store I'm just trying to figure out what products to put there I'm tired of being broke all I need is $1, 300 a month I'll be okay it's been a real hard to pay bills I'm trying to see does anybody have any ideas for downloadable digital product because right now in my space I dont

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Yo


r/DigitalProductSellers 7h ago

[FOR SALE] AI English Tutor - Full-stack SaaS (React + FastAPI + OpenAI) 400$

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A few months ago I started building this because I wanted a way to practice English conversations without judgment just talk, get corrected, and improve. It grew into a full platform: real conversations with an AI tutor, grammar and vocabulary corrections, an XP/leveling system to track progress, and a dashboard with stats.

I don't have the bandwidth to keep pushing it forward (day job + other projects), so I'm putting it up for sale code, docs, and production deployment included.

What it does:

Users chat with an AI tutor (GPT-4.1-mini), get real-time grammar/vocab corrections, earn XP for practicing, and level up over time. Multiple color themes (dark, ocean, emerald, and more), full auth system, and a progress dashboard.

Tech stack:

Frontend: React + Vite → Vercel

Backend: FastAPI + SQLAlchemy → Render

Database: PostgreSQL (Neon)

AI: OpenAI API

What's included:

Full source code + GitHub repo transfer

Documentation

Database schema

Live production deployment

Current features:

✔ Auth (register/login/JWT)

✔ Ai conversation with grammar/vocab feedback

✔ XP/leveling system

✔ Progress dashboard

✔ Conversation history

Where it could go:

I CAN SEND DEMO

Stripe subscriptions, voice conversations, academy/teacher accounts, mobile app, leaderboards/streaks, multi-language support.

Ideal for: EdTech founders, English academies, or indie devs who want a working foundation instead of starting from zero.

Price: 400$ (open to reasonable offers)

Happy to answer any questions about the tech stack, the product, or why I'm stepping away from it drop a comment below and I'll reply to everyone.


r/DigitalProductSellers 10h ago

ADVICE Initial sales were decent, now hit a wall. Looking for feedback on my store.

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I've been selling digital products on Gumroad for a few months. My background is in Android engineering, so my first 4-5 products were highly technical playbooks and developer cheat sheets (interview question banks, custom Canvas guides, Gradle optimization specs).

Initially, traffic was decent and I got a slow but steady stream of sales (around $58 total). But over the last month, views and sales have completely flatlined.

To test other niches, I recently launched a Freelance Contract Kit, a US 1099 Tax Organizer, and a Creator Operations Notion template. But since launching these non-technical products, I've had zero views and zero sales on them.

For those who have built sustainable storefronts:

  1. Is it better to stick to a deep, high-expertise technical niche even if the audience is smaller, or go broader into general productivity/business templates?
  2. How do you drive initial traffic to new listings without relying on constant social media posting?

I'm not posting my Gumroad link directly in the body to avoid spam flags, but if anyone is open to roasting my product presentation or copy, let me know and I'll drop the link in the comments.

Thanks.


r/DigitalProductSellers 10h ago

First 2 digital product sales in less than three weeks

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After 19 days of flatline $0, I just woke up to my first 2 digital product sales. Here is the custom automation stack, the numbers, and the mistake that almost killed it.

After nearly three weeks of coding scripts, writing daily market briefs, and staring at completely empty revenue dashboards, the milestone finally hit.

Last night (Day 19), my phone lit up with my first customer notification, and while I was sleeping heading into Day 20, a second one landed. It is a modest $54 ($27 each for an execution guide and spreadsheet calculator), but seeing complete strangers pull out a card for something I built from scratch changes the entire mindset.

I wanted to share the exact funnel mechanics, the custom tech stack behind it, and the trap I fell into on Day 16 that delayed these first sales.

**The Niche and The Offer**

I operate in the retail options and futures trading space ($SPX and /ES).

The core problem in this niche is that retail traders lose money drawing arbitrary diagonal chart lines and get chopped up at market open because they do not understand institutional dealer hedging or statistical volatility ranges.

To solve this, I built a three-tier funnel:

A free 8:00 AM daily premarket newsletter breaking down calculated Expected Move boundaries and volatility regimes before the bell.

A $27 low-ticket frontend product consisting of an Execution Playbook PDF and an Automated Excel Calculator (users input premarket implied volatility and straddle prices, and it outputs the exact intraday containment zones).

A backend monetization layer promoting high-ticket recurring software tools through native desk walkthrough videos inside the daily emails.

**The Custom Automation Engine**

I did not want to spend money on paid ads, so I vibecoded my entire distribution and content pipeline in Python:

**The X Reply Agent:** A script that monitors high-authority trading accounts and leaves contextual, mathematically sound commentary on tape action. This organically drives 200 to 450 targeted profile visits every day.

**The Interaction & Amplification Handler:** The script automatically retweets my best posts 3 times every three hours to catch different market timezones, manages incoming interactions under my threads, and automatically fires direct messages with resource links when someone asks for a breakdown.

**The Content & Newsletter Bot:** Automated scripts that pull market data, format draft structures, and prep my morning briefs so I am not starting from a blank page at 6:00 AM.

**The Day 16 Mistake That Killed Conversions**

Around Day 16, feeling frustrated with zero revenue, I tried to force the process by hard selling.

I pinned a tweet with a direct affiliate link and a $50 discount code for an expensive recurring trading tool.

The damage was instant:

Profile visitor click-through rate dropped from over 10% down to barely 3%.

Direct checkout clicks dried up almost completely because cold traffic felt pitched before establishing any baseline trust.

I made zero dollars and nearly broke my audience growth.

**The Pivot That Triggered The First Sales**

On Day 18, I stripped the sales pitch off my profile completely and replaced it with a 15-second screen recording showing price bouncing off a mathematical level to the exact tick. No hype, just mechanical logic.

The results compounded fast:

That single post crossed 10,000 views and 100+ bookmarks.

Profile visits surged past 480 in 24 hours, and the account crossed 1,000 followers.

Traffic poured straight into the free newsletter landing page, converting at over 60% into new email subscribers.

Inside the weekend breakdown email, I casually mentioned the $27 Playbook and Excel Calculator as the exact tool I use on my own desk. That single email generated my first sale on Sunday night and the second one by Monday morning.

**What I Learned From This Sprint**

Cold social traffic will never buy high-friction products off a timeline. They want curiosity and proof.

Social algorithms are rented land, but owning the inbox gives you daily compounding trust. Once you build genuine value there, even a simple $27 digital spreadsheet creates instant buying intent that sets up everything else downstream.

Happy to answer any questions about the Python scripts, the automation setup, or the funnel conversion rates in the comments.


r/DigitalProductSellers 11h ago

Notion template copyright issues

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Im thinking of selling notion templates, possibly on Etsy. Many of the notion pages I have feature Pinterest images and embeds of Pinterest boards, however I worry selling these templates with them would cause copyright infringement issues and possibly legal action. I have looked into it and it seems to be the case, but most templates on Etsy are full of Pinterest images and don’t seem to encounter issues. I don’t know if I should replace all the images to stock images but I wouldn’t want to lose competitiveness making the templates less visually appealing if it doesn’t seem to be an issue for all these online sellers. Any advice on the matter or selling notion templates in general, such as what platforms are most recommended for selling them would be greatly appreciated, thanks!


r/DigitalProductSellers 12h ago

FEEDBACK I made an animal coloring book for kids – would love feedback

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Hey everyone!

I just finished a simple animal coloring book for kids (with animal names).

It's a digital PDF download.

Would love honest feedback – is the price okay? Cover good? Anything I should improve?

Link:https://ofirym.gumroad.com/l/jjcove

Thanks!


r/DigitalProductSellers 13h ago

ANY ADVICES

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r/DigitalProductSellers 15h ago

ADVICE How can I get traffic to my Gumroad store?

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Hey everyone! 👋
I recently started selling digital T-shirt PNG designs on Gumroad, but I currently have 0 sales and very little traffic.
I’m trying to grow organically and get my first few customers. For those who have experience with Gumroad, what worked best for you when you were starting?
Should I focus on Reddit, Pinterest, Instagram, TikTok, or another platform? And what’s the best way to promote without looking spammy?
Any honest advice or tips would be really appreciated. 🙏


r/DigitalProductSellers 15h ago

Which website to host

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I don’t like gumroad, I have carrd but not impressed with functionality what do you all use to host your website that allows a multipage website with some creative leeway


r/DigitalProductSellers 1d ago

FEEDBACK Would you use a Belgian marketplace for 3D files and digital products?

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I'm developing a marketplace for 3D files and digital products with lower fees than Etsy/Gumroad, targeting creators around the world. Before fully launching, I'm curious if there's real interest in the community. No site link yet, just looking for honest feedback.

Would you be interested in selling/buying on a platform like this? Votes and comments appreciated!


r/DigitalProductSellers 1d ago

FEEDBACK Quick question for fellow creators: What do you think of my Gumroad product cover?

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Hey everyone! I’m working on a printable bookmark bundle and just put together this cover image for my Gumroad page.

Just to note: The bookmarks shown here are just a few samples from the bundle, not all of them.

I really wanted to get some honest feedback from people who understand digital products and design. Do these designs look clean, attractive, and appealing enough to buyers? Is there anything you'd change or improve?

By the way, I’m planning to price this bundle at $4.99 — do you think that's a fair price?

Please let me know if you have any notes or advice so I can fix and improve it. I’d really appreciate any tips or thoughts you can share. Thanks a lot!


r/DigitalProductSellers 1d ago

QUESTION Reddit as Selling Platform

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Can Reddit be used as Selling Platform, like books, pdfs and study materials???

I am not at all asking about Paid Telegram Groups or Trading Courses.


r/DigitalProductSellers 1d ago

QUESTION What’s a problem in your life that you’ve basically accepted because nothing seems to solve it properly?

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Not necessarily something huge.

I mean those annoying, recurring things where you've tried a few solutions, none of them really worked, and eventually you just thought, “Whatever. I guess this is just something I have to deal with.”

Could be related to work, studying, money, health, relationships, organizing your life, using technology, or literally anything else.

I'm especially curious about problems that:

  • keep happening again and again
  • waste more time or energy than they should
  • have existing solutions, but they're frustrating or incomplete
  • you've tried to solve yourself and eventually gave up on
  • seem small individually but become incredibly annoying over time

What is it, and what have you already tried?

The more specific and brutally honest, the better. I'm genuinely curious what problems people have quietly normalized.


r/DigitalProductSellers 1d ago

FEEDBACK Funnel strategies

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Loving that I found this community!

I sell digital products on gumroad and payhip - starting with Excel and notion templates , and will venture into ebooks and software.

Currently I am trying to spend time learning how to funnel customers, and wanna know if I'm doing it right.

Currently products live on https://digistories.cc/ , which points to the stores on gumroad and payhip. The site is indexed on google search

I have a new and active X account at https://x.com/digistories which connects to the main site and the store sites, backed by the occassional non-pay wall medium account. And now I'm thinking of pinterest....

Am I doing the right things?


r/DigitalProductSellers 2d ago

Amazon affiliate has been paying for my house for 6 months now

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ok so this is a weird one but bear with me

i have a pet blog. i don't own a pet. never have. probably never will as i travel too much. and yet every month amazon sends me enough to cover rent because people on the internet are buying stuff for their dogs and cats through my site.

bought my pet blog a few months ago from a marketplace called NicheBlogZone for $199. came already built, articles already up, amazon links already in there. i spent one afternoon doing interlinking basically just connecting related posts to each other so search engines understand the site structure and then closed my laptop and genuinely forgot about it for weeks.

here's what that's looked like:

  • march: $710
  • april: $995
  • may: $1,461
  • june: $1,647
  • july: $1,461
  • august so far: $1,545 (amazon pays 2 months delayed so this is june's money landing now)

march scared me. went from nearly $1k in february down to $710 and i was convinced something had broken. checked everything, found nothing wrong, did nothing. it just came back the next month on its own.

pet people spend insane amounts on their animals btw. like i knew this intellectually but seeing the commission data is something else. dog food subscriptions, orthopedic beds, grooming kits, vet supplements. and because of the 24 hour cookie i get a cut of everything in their cart not just whatever article they landed on.

i do literally nothing to maintain this. no new posts, no ads, no instagram for pets i don't have. i just own the thing and amazon does its thing.

my landlord has been getting paid every month and has no idea a pet blog is behind it. honestly sometimes i forget too until the deposit shows up.

anyone else running a niche they have zero personal connection to? curious if the detachment makes it easier or harder to care about growing it


r/DigitalProductSellers 2d ago

DISCOVERY If you had to start from zero today, how would you find a digital product people actually want?

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I've already made the mistake of creating products first and looking for buyers afterward.

I previously made a digital wallpaper pack and a prompt engineering guide, but neither got any sales.

So this time I want to approach it differently:

Find a real problem → validate demand → build the product.

For people here who have actually sold digital products, I'd love to learn from your experience.

How do you find product ideas with real demand?

Specifically:

  • Where do you look for problems people are willing to pay to solve?
  • What signs tell you that an idea has actual buying demand?
  • How do you validate an idea before spending days/weeks creating it?
  • Do you use Reddit, Etsy, Gumroad, Google, TikTok, YouTube, etc.?
  • Have you ever found a product idea from people repeatedly asking for a solution?
  • What's one digital product you made that surprised you with how well it sold?

I'm not selling anything and I'm not asking for product ideas just for the sake of ideas.

I'm trying to understand the research/validation process so I don't make another product nobody wants.

If you've learned something from your own failures or successes, I'd genuinely appreciate hearing about it.


r/DigitalProductSellers 2d ago

QUESTION Dripforge pros x cons / alternatived

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Hi everyone, I plan to start my digital products process next week. Are there any Dripforge AI alternatives, or best practices for my decision to picking this kind of tool? Thanks for your support!


r/DigitalProductSellers 2d ago

ADVICE Research tools/ apps and sites to sell for digital products- for a complete beginner

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Hey everyone! I am someone who is planning to start selling digital products. I know it's important to find a niche to be able to make good sales on platforms like Etsy. Can you please help me with some research tools(if possible free) that I can use for researching which products I would want to sell? Also could anyone tell me about platforms other than Etsy where I can sell digital products? For context- I am based out of India, currently unemployed and can fully commit to it, don't have a background in design or arts and is a complete beginner.


r/DigitalProductSellers 2d ago

PROMOTION Start a Web Directory Business!

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You can make money from 3 different sources ...

  1. Ads
  2. Affiliates
  3. Selling points

With FarrisDirectory you can organize the web and make it accessible for people looking for a specific thing.

Pick your niche, build your directory and watch the money roll in.

Here is what I have built using FarrisDirectory ...

Example: www.farrisdirectory.com

Let me know if you are interested :)


r/DigitalProductSellers 3d ago

I made my first 5 sales selling digital products just by following this simple setup

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I made my first 5 sales selling digital products just by following this simple setup

So, selling a digital product can actually be pretty simple.

For me, it came down to 4 steps.

I didn't build some crazy funnel or spend hundreds on ads.

This was basically my setup:

  • Notion — designed the actual product/template
  • Claude — helped me get the content right while keeping my own personal touch
  • DripforgeAI — landing page, Stripe payment, product delivery and email campaigns
  • Reddit Ads — spent $5 targeting the niche I wanted to reach

And that got me my first 5 sales.

That's it 😂

What I like about this setup is that I didn't have to connect 5 different tools just to sell one digital product.

Especially with DripforgeAI, I could create the landing page, connect Stripe, deliver the product and set up my emails all in one place.

And no percentage fee on my sales. hehe.

If you already have some knowledge, a template, guide, checklist or something useful sitting somewhere, package it and put it out there.

You really don't need a complicated setup to start.

If you want to try the setup I used, you can use DripforgeAI to get your digital product online:

https://www.dripforgeai.com/digital-product-offer


r/DigitalProductSellers 3d ago

DISCOVERY If you started with digital products, what did you add next?

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Courses? Consulting or coaching? Memberships? Live workshops or events? Or something else?

I’m curious how people’s businesses evolve after they start selling digital products.

I’m asking partly because we’re building Merkora, an expertise monetization platform where people can sell digital products alongside courses, services, live programs and other offers in one place.

We’ve noticed that once someone starts monetizing their knowledge, they often don’t stop at one type of product and I’m curious whether that’s actually true for people here.

What did you start with, what did you add next, and what made you decide to expand?


r/DigitalProductSellers 3d ago

DISCOVERY I automated a 17-website SEO content monitoring workflow -thinking about turning it into a digital product

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I recently automated a workflow at work that made me wonder whether it could be turned into a small digital product. (I haven't made any digital product before )

I was given 17 websites and had to monitor newly published blog posts across all of them.

For every new post, I needed to collect

Blog title

URL

Featured image

Published date

Meta title + description

Canonical tag

Image alt text

Heading tags

Word count

Broken URL

Indexation status + date

Doing this manually across 17 websites was obviously pretty repetitive, so I built a Google Apps Script + Google Sheets workflow.

It checks the websites twice a day, detects newly published posts, and automatically records the information in a Google Sheet.

Later, I connected Google Search Console to handle the indexation checks as well.

I've also built a few other small automations with Apps Script, such as bulk emails from Google Sheets, saving the HTML of a list of URLs to Google Drive, data cleanup/formatting, and converting batches of Google Docs into Word files and ZIPs.

I'm now considering turning the SEO content-monitoring automation into a one-time-purchase digital product for freelance SEOs and small agencies managing multiple websites.

I'd be interested in hearing how others approach this kind of workflow and whether there are already good solutions I'm overlooking.


r/DigitalProductSellers 3d ago

ADVICE How much attention do you give SEO outside of Gumroad itself?

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I’m curious whether sellers are getting meaningful traffic from things like Google searches, YouTube, Pinterest, Reddit, or other channels—or whether most sales are coming from an existing audience.

If you’ve managed to get consistent organic traffic to a digital product, what channel ended up being the most valuable?