It's February 10th but I am ready for Springtime already. If you’re in here building your digital product business… this is what you should be designing RIGHT NOW 👇🏽 Stop creating random products and start creating for the seasons that are about to hit. We are in build mode for March–June sales. Here’s your focus: 🌸 Spring seasonal sellers (March–April) These move fast and are easy entry products: - Easter bundles (shirts, kids prints, faith quotes) - Spring break trip shirts - “Hello Spring” PNGs - Teacher appreciation designs - Cleaning/declutter trackers & planners - Affirmation cards in bright color palettes 🎓 Graduation (April–May) This is a guaranteed sales window every year: - Class of 2026 shirts - Senior mom / proud family designs - Graduation party templates - Money holder printables - Photo collage Canva templates 💐 Mother’s Day (May) Always emotional… always profitable: - Mom quote shirts - Printable cards - Journals for moms - “Grandma life / auntie life” designs - Self-care planners ☀️ Summer prep (May–June) These start selling earlier than people expect: - Vacation shirts - Family reunion templates - Kids activity printables - Budget planners for trips - Digital journals (“Hot Girl Summer”, wellness, glow-up themes) 📈 Evergreen money makers (work on these anytime) These are the backbone of a digital shop: - Journals - Planners - Affirmation decks - Business templates - Social media content packs - Etsy starter kits - Canva templates for creators 📈 Evergreen (always building) Journals, planners, affirmation decks, business templates, social media content packs, Canva templates. The goal isn’t one design… it’s a STACK. Example: Instead of just a graduation shirt → create:• shirt• party invite• money card• journal• template bundle. Now you have a product ecosystem… not a single listing.

Once the freebie Friday is over, do you change the price or leave it as it is?

What email systems are you guys using to capture potential customers once they make a purchase from you?

I just had to come back to say thank you Julie for your advice. Last week I submitted a comment about feeling stuck and you gave some good sound advice that I actually took to heart. I put my entire pay hip store on sale and added some fresh designs. I took the time to look back to see what Freebie Friday and $1 Wednesday images/templates got the most attention and I followed suit. I am proud to report that I made $109 this week between the $1Wednesday and people shopping the Friday Freebies. This definitely encourages me to stay the course. I have a ton of emails and now need to create some type of system for follow up and offer pre-sales to keep the orders coming in. Again, thank you!

I am feeling stuck with my designing and crafting. I lost my Etsy shop a few months back but never really understood why. Tried moving on by creating a Payhip site that did OK, but most people showed up for the Friday freebies. I do collect email addresses, but need to figure out a way to capitalize on the freebie Fridays. As I am sure you all know can be a lot of energy creating designs only not to have anyone purchase. I welcome any advice and/or suggestions. Thank you!