7 EASY ETSY DIGITAL PRODUCTS to increase your holiday sales 🎄💸

About this video

Kate Hayes urges sellers to plan early for Q4, which she calls unmatched for online shoppers and spending, and gives seven holiday digital products to sell. 1) Holiday-themed digital paper: seamless repeating patterns, made in tools such as Canva, sold for scrapbooking and printing or as digital backgrounds. 2) Holiday or winter-themed mockups: staged blank product photos (mugs, t-shirts, stationery and cards, styled with ornaments, candy canes and cocoa, or snow and snowflakes) that print-on-demand and digital sellers layer their own designs onto for listing images — suited to sellers with a photography eye. 3) Christmas clipart and SVG cut files: graphic elements and bundles for scrapbooking, social media and especially cutting-machine users on Cricut and Silhouette. 4) Winter wedding and event invitations, most often sold as editable templates the buyer customises on a template platform and prints themselves, though sellers can also deliver finished customised files. 5) Printable Christmas cards and stationery, sold either as editable templates or as instant-download files ready to print. 6) Digital stickers: holiday or winter sticker bundles as digital files for planner users in apps such as GoodNotes or OneNote, not physical stickers. 7) A printable Christmas planner, as simple or robust as the seller chooses, with pages she suggests including a master and monthly to-do list, separate budgets for food, decor and gifts, a gift list, a card list, and seasonal books-to-read and shows-to-watch checklists.

Key takeaways

• Plan holiday products early to capture Q4, the biggest spike in online shoppers and spending
• Holiday digital paper means seamless repeating patterns sold for scrapbooking, printing and digital backgrounds
• Holiday mockups sell to other sellers who need seasonal listing images but have no physical product in hand
• Christmas SVG and clipart bundles meet demand from Cricut and Silhouette cutting-machine users
• A printable Christmas planner bundles to-do lists, food, decor and gift budgets, and gift and card lists to organise a chaotic season

Episode details: published August 28, 2023 · 8:13 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.

← Previous: DON’T FALL FOR THIS 😳 (The TRUTH no one is telling you about starting a digital products business) · Next: CANVA TUTORIAL FOR BEGINNERS (How to start using Canva step by step) →

All Kate Hayes videos · Kate Hayes profile · Kate Hayes on YouTube