Chris Ford

Work At Home: Make And Sell Your First Digital Product

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I love digital products and they seem to come in many forms, my question is can I sell a spreadsheet for profit?

First off, let's demystify what a digital product actually is. In simple terms, it's anything you can sell online, from eBooks to courses, workbooks, songs, and podcasts. Essentially, if it can be delivered digitally, it qualifies!

Now, the burning question: how do we kickstart this journey? Well, the starting line is both exhilarating and daunting. But fear not, for I'll be your guide through the labyrinth of digital entrepreneurship.

Imagine making your debut in the digital marketplace this weekend! Sounds far-fetched? Not anymore! I’m Alston Godbolt from alstongodbolt.com, and I'm here to guide you through the exhilarating process of crafting your very first digital product.

Let's break it down step by step:

Step 1: Define Your Digital Product

Begin by identifying your niche. Reflect on your passions, skills, and daily activities. Once you’ve pinpointed a potential goldmine, focus on solving a specific problem within that niche. Keep it simple and concise – addressing one pain point thoroughly is more effective than spreading yourself too thin.

Step 2: Tools of the Trade

You don’t need fancy equipment to get started. Your smartphone and user-friendly tools like Canva will suffice. Canva is perfect for design tasks, while your smartphone can capture video content if needed.

Step 3: Craft Your Sales Page

Create a compelling sales page to attract buyers. Craft attention-grabbing headlines and persuasive copy that speaks directly to your audience's pain points. Ensure your sales page integrates payment processing for seamless transactions.

Step 4: Product Delivery

After purchase, customers need access to your digital product. Provide a clear pathway for them to receive their purchase, whether it’s through a download link or access to a members-only area.

Step 5: Engage with Customers

Don’t stop at the sale! Engage with your customers, gather feedback, and identify opportunities for improvement or additional products. Building a rapport with your audience is key to long-term success.

Step 6: Expand Your Digital Empire

Once you've mastered the basics, consider expanding your offerings. Use customer feedback to inform future product development and scale your digital empire.

By following these steps, you’ll be well on your way to creating and selling your first digital product. Remember, success in the digital world is within your reach – all it takes is a bit of creativity, determination, and a willingness to learn. If you found this post valuable, let us know.

 

Chris Ford

Too Many Yahoo eMails | Checkout This Perfect Solution

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Are you getting too many emails?

Is your inbox getting overwhelmed with too many emails, making it difficult to find anything? Well, worry no more, especially if you're using Yahoo as your email provider. I see two solutions to this problem. Solution #1: Unsubscribe, and Solution #2: Organize your emails using a simple sequence of instructions.

Here's what you can do: Set up a folder in Yahoo Mail and create a filter that will automatically send specific emails (by name or other criteria) to the designated folder. This way, you can still receive all your emails and unsubscribe at your leisure. I never knew Yahoo Mail had such a feature! Unlike Yahoo, Microsoft Outlook uses scripts to direct incoming emails to folders. Enjoy!

Y/mail (be N new interface-not the old standard) |else you will not see the Gear.

Access Settings: First, log in to your Yahoo Mail account and navigate to the Settings menu. You can usually find this by clicking on the gear icon in the upper-right corner of the Yahoo Mail interface.
Select "More Settings": In the Settings menu, look for an option labeled "More Settings" or something similar. Click on it to access additional settings.

Go to "Filters": Within the settings, you should see a tab or section labeled "Filters" or "Filters and Blocked Addresses." Click on this option to manage your email filters.

Create a New Filter: Look for an option to create a new filter or rule. This might be labeled as "Add" or "Create Filter." Click on it to start creating a new filter.

Set Filter Criteria: In the filter creation dialog, you'll be prompted to define the criteria for the filter. This includes things like sender, subject, keywords, and more. Choose the criteria that you want to use to filter incoming emails.

Define Action: Once you've set the criteria, you need to define what action Yahoo Mail should take when an email matches those criteria. This typically involves selecting the option to move the email to a specific folder.

Save the Filter: After setting the criteria and defining the action, make sure to save the filter. You may need to click on a "Save" or "Done" button to finalize the filter creation process.

Test the Filter: It's a good idea to test the filter by sending yourself a test email that matches the criteria you've set. Make sure that the email is correctly sorted into the designated folder.

Manage Existing Filters: If you have existing filters set up, you can manage them by editing, deleting, or disabling them as needed. This can be done from the Filters settings menu.

By following these steps, you can set up email filters in Yahoo Mail to automatically sort incoming emails into designated folders based on your specified criteria.

Chris Ford

Build Pinterest Pins Using Co-Pilot

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We have all heard of the many ways you can create slide show using Chatgpt. But no one has published a break through using Microsoft Co-Pilot until now. Check out this video!