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Most Fun Websites for Your Digital Products
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items One of my favourite hobbies is to create digital products and resources for myself and others - workbooks, worksheets, guides, maps, checklists, journals, you name it, I've probably got some version of it somewhere on the internet (or my desktop).
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Platforms with Marketplace Option
Platforms for Selling Digital Products
Where to Create Digital Products
Platforms with Marketplace Option
These are some of my favourite websites that have option for buying and selling. Some of them may not come across as exactly that at first glance, but keep reading! They are marketplaces where you can showcase your digital products and browse and buy...
This is one of my favourites! Gumroad is super easy to use. Once you have created your digital product, simply create an account on Gumroad, add the product with a compelling description, set a price point similar to other similar products on the web...
Gumroad
Technically a way to visualise concepts, work on them with others, and share, but here's what I love about Miro. You can create digital visual boards of your products and showcase them on the website (check out mine in the link). This means when peop...
Miroverse
What I love about Etsy is that it's already popular in the digital downloads space. The only thing is that it is very saturated so you may need to work extra hard to get noticed. It's still worth a try and I love browsing it to learn from others how ...
Etsy
Here's how you can use Substack to sell your digital products. I love that Substack has options to add links and attachments in the dashboard. So while it's not technically a selling/store platform, when someone opens up your “website” on Substack, t...
Substack
I love that you can use KDP to sell books that you create yourself and you can then publish on Amazon Marketplace. The two are connected so you don't need to have multiple platforms. Ofcourse, you can also simply sell on Amazon Marketplace too.
Amazon
I'm including KDP for ease of checking it out now that you've learnt about Amazon Marketplace. There are tons of free guides online (and even on Benable). I love that it's becoming more and more common to self-publish which means you're in control of...
Kindle Direct Publishing
Kit used to be called ConvertKit. What I love about it is that these days it actually has a Creator Hub where you can include links and products that you're selling. You can feature other creators and they can feature you too!
Kit
Platforms for Selling Digital Products
These websites don't necessarily have integrated marketplace option, but I love that you can use them to create your own page to sell and then share it with others or build a community around your products. Most of them already have integrated paymen...
Linktree is so popular that it seems to be pretty much on all instagram bios to gather relevant links, but it now has a feature for selling items! If you're already using linktree, just log into your account and upload your products and share the lin...
Linktree
I love that Thinkific has a professional feel and is great for online courses and communities. I personally would start with the free plan to get a feel for it first. In my opinion, it's better suited to running an online course.
Thinkific
I'm including Wordpress because I believe that having your own website where you sell your own digital products is a great option. I love that you are in total control of your products and your process. With Wordpress, you can choose plugins and them...
WordPress
It's becoming more common to see digital products on shopify stores. There are a range of themes and being a popular platform, if you ever get stuck, I love that there is help readily available through a simple google search.
Shopify
I love Teachable because it has a similar vibe to Thinkific and is also more suited to courses but you can easily integrate workbooks and guides.
Teachable
I love how easy and customizable the website builder is for square! I'm adding it because if you have your products listed and tracked within square, you can create a website through square aswell. This means everything is in one place and you don't ...
Square
Wix is the easiest platform, in my opinion, to create your own website. I love the very clear support guides that they offer for ease of navigating Wix aswell.
Wix.com
Stan.store is like a one-stop shop for showcasing and selling digital products. They recently ran a challenge which brought together tons of creators sharing their creations. I love that they have a wide presence on social media and the platform is v...
Stan - Your Creator Store
Where to Create Digital Products
These are my favourite creative tools, websites, and resources where you can create your own digital products and resources. I see one that your particularly love, let me know!
I adore Canva and I'm adding this to say it's the best place to go to create digital products and get inspiration from the existing templates. Canva is a huge platform and there's lots to learn. They have their own courses now so it's easy to follow ...
Canva