How to Create Your First Digital Product

Hey there, friend! 👋

If you’ve been daydreaming about launching your own digital product but have no clue where to start, you’re in the right place. I’m here to break it all down for you in the simplest, most approachable way possible—because, let’s be honest, we don’t need one more thing in life that feels overwhelming.

Whether you’re a mom juggling nap times or someone with a million ideas but no action plan, creating your first digital product doesn’t have to be complicated. So, grab your coffee (or let’s be real, your third coffee of the day), and let’s dive in!

1. Start with What You Know

Here’s the thing: you don’t need to be an expert in everything. Just pick one topic you’re good at—something you know like the back of your hand. Ask yourself:

• What do people always come to me for advice about?

• What skill or knowledge do I have that could help someone else?

This could be anything! Maybe you’re great at organizing your day as a busy parent, or you’ve mastered a specific skill like creating Pinterest-worthy graphics. Trust me, someone out there needs what you know.

2. Decide on the Format

Now that you’ve got your topic, think about how you want to package it up. Some of the easiest digital product formats to create are:

• Ebooks (Perfect for sharing step-by-step guides or how-tos.)

• Templates (Think social media calendars or budgeting sheets.)

• Courses (Great for teaching a skill in depth!)

• Printables (Checklists, planners, or coloring pages—yes, even adults love these!)

Pick a format that feels doable for you and aligns with your audience's needs.

3. Outline the Content

This step is all about getting your ideas out of your brain and onto paper (or, you know, a Google Doc). Don’t overthink it—just start with the basics:

• What problem does your product solve?

• What steps or sections will you include to guide someone through it?

• What’s the easiest way to explain or showcase this information?

For example, if you’re creating an ebook, outline the chapters or main points. If it’s a template, list what elements you’ll include.

4. Design It Like a Pro (Without Being a Pro)

Here’s the secret: you don’t need to be a graphic designer to create something beautiful. Tools like Canva are your new BFF. They’ve got tons of free templates you can customize to make your product look polished and professional.

Stick to clean fonts, simple layouts, and a cohesive color scheme. And if design isn’t your thing, no worries—just focus on making it clear and easy to use.

5. Put a Price on It

This is where a lot of us get stuck because, let’s be real, charging for something can feel awkward at first. But girl, your time and knowledge are valuable! Do some research to see what similar products are priced at, and go from there.

A good starting point:

• Ebooks: $10-$30

• Templates/Printables: $5-$20

• Courses: $50-$200+

Start on the lower end if you’re just getting your feet wet, and you can always raise your price as you gain experience and testimonials.

6. Launch It to the World

You did the work—now it’s time to get it out there! Start by sharing your product on your social media accounts, email list (if you have one), or even with friends and family. If you’re feeling fancy, you can set up a website or use platforms like Gumroad, Etsy, or Shopify to sell your product.

Pro tip: Don’t just say, “Hey, I made this—go buy it!” Show your audience how your product will make their life easier, solve their problems, or help them reach their goals.

7. Learn as You Go

Here’s the thing: your first digital product doesn’t have to be perfect. (Read that again!) Done is better than perfect. You’ll learn so much through the process, and you can always tweak and improve as you go.

So, take a deep breath, hit that publish button, and celebrate the fact that you did it! 🎉

You’ve Got This!

Creating your first digital product might feel like a big step, but I promise it’s so worth it. Not only is it an amazing way to share your knowledge, but it’s also the start of something that can bring in extra income and maybe even change your life.

And if you’re ready to take things a step further, you don’t have to figure it all out on your own. Inside the Digital Boss Academy (DBA), it teaches you how to create multiple streams of income with ease—whether that’s through digital products, affiliate marketing, or other creative ideas. It’s your all-in-one guide to building a business that works for you.

So, what are you waiting for?

Get out there, create something amazing, and join DBA to learn how to grow your income and your confidence.

I can’t wait to cheer you on! 💕

Tori xx