Chapter one
What counts as a digital product
Guides, templates, checklists, printables, short courses, audio. What each suits, and how to tell which one fits what you already know.
Chapter two
Choosing yours
Working from what you have already done rather than hunting for a trending topic. A shortlist method, and how to stop at one.
Chapter three
Making it without stalling
Scope it so it finishes. The tools, all of them free to start, and the point at which good enough is actually finished.
Chapter four
Pricing it
How to arrive at your own number, why the first price is not permanent, and what to do with the instinct to charge nothing.
Chapter five
Putting it where people can buy it
Setting up somewhere to sell and take payment, step by step, with the options compared plainly.
Chapter six
The page that sells it
What a product page has to say, in what order, written out so you can follow the shape rather than invent it.
Chapter seven
Getting people to it
Where attention comes from when nobody knows you yet, and which routes are worth your time starting from zero.
Chapter eight
The second one, and the one after
Reusing what you built, when to make something bigger, and how a first product becomes a small catalogue.
