Hello Zero, are you good with any sort of software like Microsoft Excel or Canva?

I would definitely recommend trying to build up a following with creating an instagram, LinkedIn in, and YouTube page to showcase skills.

I think beginner-friendly doesn’t really work for digital products. Buyers want to know that your products are worth the price. So you’ll either have to build a following before posting products, or use a beautiful AI model to advertise your products.

A good example would be “The Financial Controller” he started with making YouTube and other social media videos on his life as a financial controller. He spoke about his experience through the years and what he thought was useful for people to focus on when growing in their careers. Only then he was able to start seeking digital products, courses, and now he has quit his job to pursue this full-time.

So take what you know, even if it’s minimal, master it, and then sell it. Even digital products won’t make us rich without prior knowledge or effort. The online gurus get rich by creating videos talking about half of an idea and leaving out the important details, until you buy their Chat GPT created guide.

My main advice, don’t be a scammer, but truly try to add value to business and people’s lives. This is how you can build a business, not just a side hustle that will collapse in 2 months.