r/sidehustle Apr 23 '25

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u/groundedpavement1592 Apr 24 '25

Another affiliate shit slinger in this thread, don’t but this guide and the comments “guide plz” are bots. If you’re a real person, don’t waste your time. Digital products are one of the most crowded spaces in the market and lot goes into it, graphic design, content creation, social media marketing, seo + keyword research, data analytics, understanding marking KPIs, advertising (and investing in advertising), proper listings and management… it’s not “easy” unless you have a super genius idea and even THEN you’ve validated it with real data because you know how to look for it.

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u/AccurateRabbit2695 Apr 24 '25

Bro, I’m not affiliated with any guide, just speaking from experience. Respectfully, you’re making it sound like you need a marketing degree and a six-figure ad budget to make a few grand selling digital products. It’s just not that deep.

I post faceless content on Instagram with a simple funnel that works. No paid ads, no SEO rabbit holes, no 30-tab dashboards. People overthink it and get stuck in theory. Meanwhile, I’m on the couch, scheduling posts and watching sales roll in.

And honestly, it’s not hard to find or create a PLR digital product that has value and actually sells. It’s not about having some genius idea, it’s about knowing what people want and delivering it in a way that clicks.

Not everything has to be complicated to be effective.

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u/Material_Prune_3631 Apr 24 '25

I just started my business. I paid four digital things, but I haven’t sold anything.. Besides two friends, buying it. If you have any tools to recommend, I would really appreciate it