Issac

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Here are 7 boring digital products selling like crazy right now, and number 2 has made more than the other 6 put together. A dashboard for freelancers. $97, sold over a thousand times. Somebody keeps track of their clients and their money in one place, and opens it every single week. A 90 day plan to get your life in order, $19.99. It's made over $261,000. A system for people running a business on their own. $149.99, sold nearly 300 times. Basically folders and checklists somebody put in the right order once. A bundle of 250+ planners for $8. It's sold more copies than anything here except number 2, and made far less money than the $97 one, because it's so cheap. A starter kit for one piece of software, $169. Only 85 sales, and that's still over $14,000 for something built once. Texting scripts, $17, sold over 560 times. Messages written out for you in advance, for the moments you don't know what to say. A kit that helps artists design their own characters. $42, sold over 150 times. What they've all got in common: not one of them is a book that explains how to do something. Every one is already finished, and somebody opens it and uses it the same day. And none of them are clever ideas. They're boring, and boring sells, because boring means it fixes a problem that comes back every week. So stop waiting for a clever idea. Look at the most boring job you do every week, and make a template or a checklist that does it for somebody else. If you want to make one of these and get your first digital product sale, the whole process is in my free course. Comment "BUILD" and I'll send it straight over. No card needed.

Here are 7 boring digital products selling like crazy right now, and number 2 has made more than the other 6 put together. A dashboard for freelancers. $97, sold over a thousand times. Somebody keeps track of their clients and their money in one place, and opens it every single week. A 90 day plan to get your life in order, $19.99. It's made over $261,000. A system for people running a business on their own. $149.99, sold nearly 300 times. Basically folders and checklists somebody put in the right order once. A bundle of 250+ planners for $8. It's sold more copies than anything here except number 2, and made far less money than the $97 one, because it's so cheap. A starter kit for one piece of software, $169. Only 85 sales, and that's still over $14,000 for something built once. Texting scripts, $17, sold over 560 times. Messages written out for you in advance, for the moments you don't know what to say. A kit that helps artists design their own characters. $42, sold over 150 times. What they've all got in common: not one of them is a book that explains how to do something. Every one is already finished, and somebody opens it and uses it the same day. And none of them are clever ideas. They're boring, and boring sells, because boring means it fixes a problem that comes back every week. So stop waiting for a clever idea. Look at the most boring job you do every week, and make a template or a checklist that does it for somebody else. If you want to make one of these and get your first digital product sale, the whole process is in my free course. Comment "BUILD" and I'll send it straight over. No card needed.

Here are seven boring digital products that are selling like crazy right now and trust me. Number two has made more money than the other six put t...

36326Nov 5, 2026

Never launch an exciting digital product. A recipe book for busy people, a book of Python challenges and an insurance adjuster program each made over $60,000, and nobody's making dances about any of them. Each page says exactly who it's for, so the right person knows in about a second. You don't need an exciting idea, you need a specific person with a specific problem. Comment BUILD and I'll send you my free course. Reply YES when my message lands so it doesn't get stuck in your requests. No card needed. #digitalproducts #sidehustle #gumroad

Never launch an exciting digital product. A recipe book for busy people, a book of Python challenges and an insurance adjuster program each made over $60,000, and nobody's making dances about any of them. Each page says exactly who it's for, so the right person knows in about a second. You don't need an exciting idea, you need a specific person with a specific problem. Comment BUILD and I'll send you my free course. Reply YES when my message lands so it doesn't get stuck in your requests. No card needed. #digitalproducts #sidehustle #gumroad

A digital product does not have to be exciting to sell and these three have each made over 550k just to prove that. First up is an all-in-one noti...

17511Nov 5, 2026