What Digital Products Can I Make?
You can make ebooks, templates, courses, design assets, software tools, and more depending on your skills and available tools.
You can make a wide variety of digital products regardless of your technical skill level. The best digital product for you depends on your skills, knowledge, and the audience you want to serve.
If you can write, create ebooks, guides, blog post templates, email templates, social media caption packs, or business document templates. Tools needed: Google Docs, Canva, or Microsoft Word.
If you are good with spreadsheets, create budget templates, project trackers, CRM templates, inventory management sheets, or financial calculators. Tools needed: Google Sheets or Microsoft Excel.
If you can design, create social media templates, logo templates, presentation themes, resume templates, or brand kits. Tools needed: Canva (free), Figma, or Adobe Creative Suite.
If you can teach, create online courses, tutorial series, workshops, or coaching programs. Tools needed: a camera or screen recorder and a platform like Teachable or Udemy.
If you are technical, create browser extensions, Notion templates, Airtable bases, automation workflows, WordPress plugins, or mobile apps. Tools needed: your programming language of choice.
If you are creative, create stock photos, music, sound effects, video templates, 3D models, or digital art prints. Tools needed: camera, DAW software, or design tools.
The key insight is that you do not need to be an expert to create digital products. You just need to know more than your target customer about a specific topic or be able to save them time with a ready-made solution.
Practical takeaway: List your skills and knowledge areas, then identify one type of digital product you can create this week using tools you already have access to.
Related Articles
Field Notes: What We Learned Building a Network of 10 Web Properties on One Domain
Lessons from building and deploying 10 web properties under one domain, including architecture decisions and cross-linking strategies.
Field Notes: Building a Topical Cluster Architecture for AI Search Visibility
How we restructured 100 blog posts into 10 topical clusters with hub-and-spoke architecture for AI search visibility.
Operator Playbook: How We Set Up Appwrite as a Blog Backend for a Next.js Site
Step-by-step setup of Appwrite Cloud as a blog backend for Next.js on Vercel, including auto-provisioning and upload scripts.
Want to explore more topics like this?
Browse all topic hubs →