47 DIGITAL PRODUCTS TO SELL ONLINE 💰 (guaranteed to sell in 2025)

About this video

Kate Hayes rapid-fires 47 digital product ideas, organized into three niches and two types: templates (editable by the buyer, often via a Canva template link that creates a unique copy) and end products (final instant downloads or fillable files). Niche one, business and information (B2B for coaches, creators, and business owners): templates include logo, business card, promotional materials, stationery, email signature, resume, media kit, workbook/worksheet, contract/agreement, social media bundles, YouTube thumbnails, digital-product mockups, slide decks, and lead magnets; end products include done-for-you branding packages, ebooks/guides, digital planners and planner stickers, digital wallpaper, content calendars, physical-product mockups, swipe files, digital journals, video trainings/masterclasses, and spreadsheet calculators. Niche two, events, projects, and decor: templates include invitations, event decor (banners, place cards, food labels, signs), and greeting/holiday cards; end products include printable party games, printable party decor, event planning sheets/workbooks, stickers and labels, gift tags, ebooks/guides, coloring sheets, printable charts, topic-specific planners, wall art/signs/posters, scrapbook assets, digital paper, sewing/knitting/crochet patterns, and SVG files for Cricut, Silhouette, and laser cutters. Niche three, design tools (all end products): graphic assets, fonts, stock/styled photography, Lightroom presets, and Procreate/Illustrator/Photoshop brushes. She notes her free downloadable master list contains over 100 ideas including these 47, and promotes a free 45-minute digital products masterclass.

Key takeaways

• Distinguish templates (buyer edits them) from end products (final or fillable files) — the format shapes what buyers expect
• Business buyers pay for time-saving templates: logos, media kits, workbooks, social media bundles, slide decks, and lead magnets
• Bundle related end products together, e.g. a digital planner with a digital journal or planner stickers
• Events/decor offers both editable templates (invitations, decor, cards) and ready-to-print files (games, wall art, gift tags)
• Designers themselves are a market: sell graphic assets, fonts, stock photos, Lightroom presets, and brushes as tools

Episode details: published February 27, 2024 · 19:29 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are Kate Hayes’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.

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