How to Create a $2k+/mo Passive Income Website in 30 Days (or Less)

[Veloce Grey]

I once spent $125 on one giant gummy bear. Don't underestimate my ability to spend money on stuff that makes me feel happy, naughty, excited, silly, innocent, joyful, and hyped up on enough sugar to kill every diabetic in a hundred mile radius.

Gummy bears are wonderful. Ok, I'm going back to reading this thread now.

There's definitely spinoff thread potential here for people to mention "things I actually bought" so people can see the amounts people have paid for some very unusual products. It's easy to think nobody will buy something because it's hard for an individual to grasp the variety of things billions of people can desire and happily hand over money for-both in the sane, cold light of day and more especially in an emotional state at 2am in the morning.

 

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[heeya]

After watching this thread last weekend, I created a digital product in 2 days and now uploaded it on Gumroad. Tomorrow, I'll create a website. Thanks Lex!!

 

[The Questioner]

Wow, super interesting thread. I love the simplicity of this system and will definitely follow your plan.

I have a question regarding AI: what do you think will be the impact of AI on this business?

An AI can already create most of these products itself today. Isn't it just a matter of time before the market is completely flooded with offers? Or am I being too pessimistic here?

 

[Lex DeVille]

Wow, super interesting thread. I love the simplicity of this system and will definitely follow your plan.

I have a question regarding AI: what do you think will be the impact of AI on this business?

An AI can already create most of these products itself today. Isn't it just a matter of time before the market is completely flooded with offers? Or am I being too pessimistic here?

Define "the market"

AI can create products, but it doesn't create them autonomously. It has to be prompted by humans, which is why we are serving niche markets. There are millions of niches, so the market will not be flooded with offers, because niches get ignored.

Eventually, AI will handle everything, but it will be years before every niche imaginable is saturated.

So build a business now, that can start selling this week, and grow enormously profitable long before saturation occurs.

Just because it's passive income doesn't mean it has to take years to grow.

 

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[The Questioner]

Define "the market"

AI can create products, but it doesn't create them autonomously. It has to be prompted by humans, which is why we are serving niche markets. There are millions of niches, so the market will not be flooded with offers, because niches get ignored.

Eventually, AI will handle everything, but it will be years before every niche imaginable is saturated.

So build a business now, that can start selling this week, and grow enormously profitable long before saturation occurs.

Just because it's passive income doesn't mean it has to take years to grow.

I see. That makes a lot of sense. I will do that. Thanks.

I just need to find a product. I have already been looking for one in the last couple of days, but most of them don't have any search volume on the Google Keyword Planner. But that does not mean that I am going to stop because now I can at least rule out a couple of potential products and I am getting closer to a good one step by step.

 

[Lex DeVille]

Updates
After reflecting on Site 1 in my INSIDERS thread, I've decided to focus only on that site until I've maxed out its growth. Site 2 no longer exists. Sites 3 and 4 will remain online, but I'm not going to split my attention with them for now. I'll still post updates and thoughts and respond to questions about this process.

FOMO.com
Once you have traffic to your site, the FOMO plugin (or similar apps) is a really powerful tool for building credibility since it leverages the actions people take on your website (even non-sales actions) to prove to others you're legit. If you have no other credibility, it's a good way to build some. If you use FOMO, it comes with a free trial period so you can get going without investing anything.

ChatGPT
As of yesterday, I'm implementing ChatGPT 4 to write content emails for my email list.

Etsy
I see a lot of you picking out Etsy from everything I wrote and leaning on it as a crutch. There's a reason I barely mentioned it in the OP. If you treat this like a hobby, you'll get hobby results.

Unique Entry Point
When I created the product for Site 1, I didn't just take someone else's product and sell it under a different brand name. I modified it to solve a problem for a different group of people. This provided a unique entry point into the market.

Stop searching for products. Start searching for solutions.

 

[Lex DeVille]

Here's an idea I searched for this morning (not as a product, but because I need TY cards for my business). Thank You Card Templates. You could easily take this and niche it down. Product can be made in 10 minutes or less using a Canva Thank You Card Template... This shop opened last year.

 

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[Andy Black]

After reflecting on Site 1 in my INSIDERS thread, I've decided to focus only on that site until I've maxed out its growth. Site 2 no longer exists. Sites 3 and 4 will remain online, but I'm not going to split my attention with them for now. I'll still post updates and thoughts and respond to questions about this process.

Phew.

 

[BizyDad]

I'm seeing a lot of people talking about starting.

But I think I've only seen two people start a progress thread.

How are the rest of you doing?

Should've done differently:
I should've started a lot sooner. I had the idea for Site 1 over two years ago. There are a few other things, but I'm doing those things differently by adding another site.

Spreading Myself Too Thin
The first site caused some trouble with Google and Etsy and it worries me that more will follow in the future. I also think the market for the first site isn't very big. Without adding another site, the first site becomes too risky, and I expect it will stall out in terms of how big it can grow. I expect it can grow slightly more, but not a lot, so it isn't a priority.

What is the end goal?
There are two end goals. The first end goal was to build new passive income streams that I had more control over so I could finally let go of freelancing. I told myself if I replaced freelancing with something else then I would quit for good.

The second goal (the bigger one) is to see if I can build passive income websites quickly that can be sold. That's almost certainly not happening with the first site (and was never the intent for that site).

I'd like to find out if I can build a site in 30 days or less, get it up and earning for some months, and then cash out.

Always remember the 4-point plan.

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From July 2020

YOU'VE BEEN SAYING THIS FOR YEARS!

Where's a mind blown emoji when you need one?

 

[BellaPippin]

I'm seeing a lot of people talking about starting.

But I think I've only seen two people start a progress thread.

How are the rest of you doing?


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From July 2020

YOU'VE BEEN SAYING THIS FOR YEARS!

Where's a mind blown emoji when you need one?

I went back to the book website but the way things are going might as well code the product I had thought of…

 

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[Andy Black]

I'm seeing a lot of people talking about starting.

But I think I've only seen two people start a progress thread.

How are the rest of you doing?


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From July 2020

YOU'VE BEEN SAYING THIS FOR YEARS!

Where's a mind blown emoji when you need one?

I think it might have been @theag who started that. It was making fun of people with no real plan. But then...

 

[Cameraman]

I'm seeing a lot of people talking about starting.

But I think I've only seen two people start a progress thread.

How are the rest of you doing?

Sorry, I haven't had time to do a progress thread. I've had my head down trying to get a new book ready for launch.

I did run my first Google Ad campaign and it bombed. Three impressions and no clicks in 7 days.
On the plus side, I now know my way around a lot of the dashboard, options and tools, even if I can't figure out why the first ad didn't get impressions.

I've now set up a new campaign using a subset of the original keywords. It's been approved and already pulled more impressions in three hours than the other one. I'll continue to monitor, refine and experiment until I get results. Then I'll scale up by creating ads for some of my other products.

I'll now going back to creating the video course to go with my new book.

 

[BrunoRastablasta]

I'm seeing a lot of people talking about starting.

But I think I've only seen two people start a progress thread.

How are the rest of you doing?

Finished my ebook product, now doing the sales page and setting up the ads.

 

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[capito]

I'm seeing a lot of people talking about starting.

But I think I've only seen two people start a progress thread.

How are the rest of you doing?

I went looking for a digital product, anything. I came across one that caught my attention because in a way it is "somewhat related" to a job I did years ago. I had no idea that such a digital product could be sold in 2023, with all the software capabilities available today to do the same (and better!).

I spent several days doing market research in the google planner (and trend too) and I found that:
* is a set of products listed with searches between 10k to 100k.
* when I search by niche, a line usually appears. Zero search by niche. In a certain way I understand it, it is a product that tends to be more of a general use product.

I started on Monday to prepare a product of the 6 or 7 that the basket has inside. I still have to make some modifications to it to make it productive in a different mode. It is not a product that is done in 1 hour, but in 3-4 days for someone who is in it all the time (I've been away for years so I'm retraining)

From time to time I am assailed by great doubts. How will I niche it? Or should I present it in a general format, as the searches appear? Maybe I'm not looking for the niches correctly in the Google planner.

Sometimes I wonder if I chose the right product or should I make "Thank you" templates?

For now I continue with the elaboration of 2 more products, the most difficult to elaborate but the best sellers. I hope to have them soon within 2 weeks and publish. It's being more challenging than I thought at first. And this is just beginning.

Thanks Lex for everything you've put into this thread (and the other one too). Also Andy for his enormous contribution with Ads.

 

[BizyDad]

I think it might have been @theag who started that. It was making fun of people with no real plan. But then...

Whatever happened to that dude? His tagline was so full of promise, and I never saw him get aggressive with anyone. Lol.

Sorry, I haven't had time to do a progress thread. I've had my head down trying to get a new book ready for launch.

I did run my first Google Ad campaign and it bombed. Three impressions and no clicks in 7 days.
On the plus side, I now know my way around a lot of the dashboard, options and tools, even if I can't figure out why the first ad didn't get impressions.

I've now set up a new campaign using a subset of the original keywords. It's been approved and already pulled more impressions in three hours than the other one. I'll continue to monitor, refine and experiment until I get results. Then I'll scale up by creating ads for some of my other products.

I'll now going back to creating the video course to go with my new book.

Finished my ebook product, now doing the sales page and setting up the ads.

I went looking for a digital product, anything. I came across one that caught my attention because in a way it is "somewhat related" to a job I did years ago. I had no idea that such a digital product could be sold in 2023, with all the software capabilities available today to do the same (and better!).

I spent several days doing market research in the google planner (and trend too) and I found that:
* is a set of products listed with searches between 10k to 100k.
* when I search by niche, a line usually appears. Zero search by niche. In a certain way I understand it, it is a product that tends to be more of a general use product.

I started on Monday to prepare a product of the 6 or 7 that the basket has inside. I still have to make some modifications to it to make it productive in a different mode. It is not a product that is done in 1 hour, but in 3-4 days for someone who is in it all the time (I've been away for years so I'm retraining)

From time to time I am assailed by great doubts. How will I niche it? Or should I present it in a general format, as the searches appear? Maybe I'm not looking for the niches correctly in the Google planner.

Sometimes I wonder if I chose the right product or should I make "Thank you" templates?

For now I continue with the elaboration of 2 more products, the most difficult to elaborate but the best sellers. I hope to have them soon within 2 weeks and publish. It's being more challenging than I thought at first. And this is just beginning.

Thanks Lex for everything you've put into this thread (and the other one too). Also Andy for his enormous contribution with Ads.

Great job fellas. Yeah, getting the work done is more important than typing on a forum. Get after it!

But keep us posted, okay?

 

[Andy Black]

Whatever happened to that dude? His tagline was so full of promise, and I never saw him get aggressive with anyone. Lol.

He toned it down a lot then gradually become less active. He pops up every few months or so.

 

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[BrunoRastablasta]

But keep us posted, okay?

I'll try to update once a month how things are going

 

[Lex DeVille]

Sharing for motivation. Sales for Site 1 increased by about $1,500 in March. When all revenue sources are included for March, the system generated over $6,000 to wrap up the 4th month online.


Major changes included adjustments to Google Ads, adding ebay as a sales channel, improving the flow of my shop page, and leveraging ChatGPT 4.0 to write daily content emails.

 

[KiwiEC]

To add a small contribution to this amazing thread:

I tested many sales channels for my side hustles and while Gumroad is known to be the most famous for its simplicity, it's not always the best choice as it can be frustrating due to lack of some useful features.

I just wanted to highlight another webstore builder called Podia.

Podia is like Gumroad (and many others): it allows you to quickly sell something online.

What it does better:

• More customization thanks to a real website builder. You can create several pages (About, Shop, etc.) through a drag and drop system.
• Built-In compatibility with online courses, webinars and coaching (+ usual digital products ofc). Create your own Udemy.
• Built-In affiliate and email marketing features.
• Set up several paid subscription plans if you want a shop built on that strategy.
• A lot of integrations (Google Analytics, Google Ads, ESPs, etc.) to expand the features of your shop. It works well with Fomo (which is a great converting tool as @Lex DeVille said).
• It has a Zapier integration, which basically allows one to make it combo with thousands of third-party apps.
• PRICING. You can start for free with access to most of those features for a 8% fee. Then you can upgrade to a paid plan which adds more (especially custom website domains) for 39$/month and no more fees. To be compared with Gumroad which has a fixed 10% fee no matter the amount of money you make.

Podia is not the perfect solution, but from my experience it is a very cool way to start.

It's still very simple to set up like Gumroad but with more features and a fair pricing. A good alternative for those who quickly want to get started without spending too much time on building a real website (even if you can also quickly get started on WordPress, this generally requires more knowledge and maintenance).

 

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[Cameraman]

Sharing for motivation. Sales for Site 1 increased by about $1,500 in March. When all revenue sources are included for March, the system generated over $6,000 to wrap up the 4th month online.

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Major changes included adjustments to Google Ads, adding ebay as a sales channel, improving the flow of my shop page, and leveraging ChatGPT 4.0 to write daily content emails.

Very inspirational. Thanks for sharing.

 

[monnffffiiiiiii]

Good thread.

I once ran across a company on Flippa that was making (if I remember well) 90k/month selling erotic e-books on Amazon written by AI....

They were using keyword services (Helium10, JungleScout, etc) to know what to sell.

A variant of this for people who don't like "taking risks" is to use trends-predicting software like Glimpse or Exploding Topics who tell you which products have high chances of exploding in the upcoming weeks/months.

 

[Lex DeVille]

Email Insights
My current website opt-in is for a starter guide for my product (a pdf that covers FAQs). The conversion rate on the opt-in box isn't great at 12.08%, but it delivered 251 new emails to my list. Of those, 31 people requested I add them to a 7-day email mini-course after receiving the initial lead magnet delivery. Of those who completed the mini-course, 27 became customers.

Initial opt-in: 12.08% Conversions
Total Opt-Ins: 251
Mini-Course: 31
Customers: 27

So sales conversions for those who enter the mini-course are at 87%, and this tells me two things:

1. I need to improve my opt-in. That could mean I need to add more opt-in opportunities throughout the site. It could also mean I need to improve the copywriting or design of the opt-in box. It could even mean I need to try a more appealing lead magnet. All of these are pretty easy to test.

2. I need to do better at moving people to the mini-course. For this, I'll need to revisit my lead magnet email as well as the follow-up email automation so I can give readers more opportunities to join the 7-day mini-course. I'll need to look at open rates on all of the emails so I know if I need to adjust the subject line, and I'll need to look at clickthrough rates to know if I need to adjust the body copy to make it more actionable. Lastly, I need to test the changes and compare with the original results (A/B testing) to learn which version actually works best.

 

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[jdm667]

Email Insights
My current website opt-in is for a starter guide for my product (a pdf that covers FAQs). The conversion rate on the opt-in box isn't great at 12.08%, but it delivered 251 new emails to my list. Of those, 31 people requested I add them to a 7-day email mini-course after receiving the initial lead magnet delivery. Of those who completed the mini-course, 27 became customers.

Initial opt-in: 12.08% Conversions
Total Opt-Ins: 251
Mini-Course: 31
Customers: 27

So sales conversions for those who enter the mini-course are at 87%, and this tells me two things:

1. I need to improve my opt-in. That could mean I need to add more opt-in opportunities throughout the site. It could also mean I need to improve the copywriting or design of the opt-in box. It could even mean I need to try a more appealing lead magnet. All of these are pretty easy to test.

2. I need to do better at moving people to the mini-course. For this, I'll need to revisit my lead magnet email as well as the follow-up email automation so I can give readers more opportunities to join the 7-day mini-course. I'll need to look at open rates on all of the emails so I know if I need to adjust the subject line, and I'll need to look at clickthrough rates to know if I need to adjust the body copy to make it more actionable. Lastly, I need to test the changes and compare with the original results (A/B testing) to learn which version actually works best.

This thread is awesome Lex, thank you.

This post made me realize that I need to use an opt-in to segment my email list and find the right people for my product.

I am going to create a mini-course this week like what you suggested. Then I will ask new email subscribers if they would like to opt-in to a secondary email list to get the mini-course.

 

[Bekit]

Email Insights
My current website opt-in is for a starter guide for my product (a pdf that covers FAQs). The conversion rate on the opt-in box isn't great at 12.08%, but it delivered 251 new emails to my list. Of those, 31 people requested I add them to a 7-day email mini-course after receiving the initial lead magnet delivery. Of those who completed the mini-course, 27 became customers.

Initial opt-in: 12.08% Conversions
Total Opt-Ins: 251
Mini-Course: 31
Customers: 27

So sales conversions for those who enter the mini-course are at 87%, and this tells me two things:

1. I need to improve my opt-in. That could mean I need to add more opt-in opportunities throughout the site. It could also mean I need to improve the copywriting or design of the opt-in box. It could even mean I need to try a more appealing lead magnet. All of these are pretty easy to test.

2. I need to do better at moving people to the mini-course. For this, I'll need to revisit my lead magnet email as well as the follow-up email automation so I can give readers more opportunities to join the 7-day mini-course. I'll need to look at open rates on all of the emails so I know if I need to adjust the subject line, and I'll need to look at clickthrough rates to know if I need to adjust the body copy to make it more actionable. Lastly, I need to test the changes and compare with the original results (A/B testing) to learn which version actually works best.

Why don't you just make the mini course itself your lead magnet?

 

[Lex DeVille]

Why don't you just make the mini course itself your lead magnet?

That's what I'm setting up today. Makes the most sense because it's the closest to the sale. It's a better filter anyway since the entire purpose of the mini-course presents itself as a 7-day preparation to get them ready to buy our product. Basically, anyone who joins should already know they want to become a customer. They just need a little extra push.

 

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[jdm667]

That's what I'm setting up today. Makes the most sense because it's the closest to the sale. It's a better filter anyway since the entire purpose of the mini-course presents itself as a 7-day preparation to get them ready to buy our product. Basically, anyone who joins should already know they want to become a customer. They just need a little extra push.

Are you going to promote your product just on the last day of the course, or the last 2-3 days, or every day? In other words, is it possible to overdo it?

I have 5 out of 7 days of the course ready, hoping to finish up tonight.

 

[Lex DeVille]

Are you going to promote your product just on the last day of the course, or the last 2-3 days, or every day? In other words, is it possible to overdo it?

I have 5 out of 7 days of the course ready, hoping to finish up tonight.

I have a soft pitch on the third email, and a P.S. pitch on the 5th and 6th emails. The 7th email has a direct CTA. Emails 3-6 also have links to other pages on my site like FAQ page and our support page.

To clarify for anyone who doesn't know what a mini-course is, it's just regular emails, but I label them Day 1, Day 2, Day 3 etc. Each day is a normal text email that I would send out as a regular campaign. I just put it into an automation so the emails get sent out automatically.

Most of the job of the mini-course is to come at the prospect's sales objections from numerous angles over a period of days until they don't have any more reasons not to buy.

 

[thechosen1]

^^^ This.

If someone's searching on Google with credit card in hand to BUY your product or service then don't ask them to join a community or ask them to opt-in for a lead magnet. Send them to a checkout page and gtfo of their way.

And if they're looking for information then give them ... information.


I don't see a "huge push away from ads". Some businesses prefer to run ads rather than do "content marketing" or even SEO. And for many businesses it makes no sense to build a community, newsletter, or YouTube channel, etc.

I remember listening to a podcast a few years ago where the host and interviewer agreed that if you don't have a community then you don't have a business. I switched off there and then. That's what they were selling... how to build a community, and they'd drank the koolaid and were forcing it on their audience (sorry, community).

You could always ask for an opt in after they have paid and finished check out! Right??

 

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[Lorenzoo]

Updates
After reflecting on Site 1 in my INSIDERS thread, I've decided to focus only on that site until I've maxed out its growth. Site 2 no longer exists. Sites 3 and 4 will remain online, but I'm not going to split my attention with them for now. I'll still post updates and thoughts and respond to questions about this process.

FOMO.com
Once you have traffic to your site, the FOMO plugin (or similar apps) is a really powerful tool for building credibility since it leverages the actions people take on your website (even non-sales actions) to prove to others you're legit. If you have no other credibility, it's a good way to build some. If you use FOMO, it comes with a free trial period so you can get going without investing anything.

ChatGPT
As of yesterday, I'm implementing ChatGPT 4 to write content emails for my email list.

Etsy
I see a lot of you picking out Etsy from everything I wrote and leaning on it as a crutch. There's a reason I barely mentioned it in the OP. If you treat this like a hobby, you'll get hobby results.

Unique Entry Point
When I created the product for Site 1, I didn't just take someone else's product and sell it under a different brand name. I modified it to solve a problem for a different group of people. This provided a unique entry point into the market.

Stop searching for products. Start searching for solutions.

im really glad for you to work this out and that you have so much success with it. not wanting to steal your thread but ive read your post 2 weeks ago and followed through with your step by step thing and after i did some basic research i now have my product ready (took me longer than 1 day but who cares), website ready (wordpress) and set up email et cetera. the only thing missing is the product pages itself, which i wanted to keep short and clean but now youve said that you make a full 2000 word post for each product, which is great but idk if i should do that too. my products are priced at 19.99 and with upsell a bit higher so i don't know if a huge copywriting would turn people off on this one. anyways, i wanted to ask you to look over my website and tell me if i could do something better but i couldnt figure out how to send you a dm.

and keep up with your work and this thread! huge thanks for that

 

[Brass Pockets]

200 ChatGPT 4 idea suggestions for digital products that can be created in a week or less:

1. Ebooks
2. Printables
3. Stock photos
4. Stock illustrations
5. Digital art
6. Social media templates
7. Online courses or workshops
8. Presets or filters
9. Fonts or typefaces
10. Music or sound effects
11. Website or blog themes
12. UI/UX design kits
13. Email marketing templates
14. Digital stickers
15. Podcast intros or outros
16. Video intro templates
17. PowerPoint or Keynote templates
18. Resume templates
19. Business card templates
20. Icon sets
21. SVG files for cutting machines
22. 3D models for printing
23. Coloring pages
24. Online quizzes or assessments
25. Printable board games
26. Infographic templates
27. Digital scrapbooking kits
28. Crochet or knitting patterns
29. Webinar recordings
30. Guided meditation recordings
31. Custom emojis
32. Lightroom presets
33. Instagram highlight covers
34. Animated GIFs
35. Virtual backgrounds
36. Photoshop actions
37. Mobile app templates
38. Digital planners
39. Travel itineraries
40. Budgeting templates
41. Meal planning templates
42. Fitness workout plans
43. T-shirt designs
44. Etsy shop banners
45. eBook covers
46. Sewing patterns
47. Custom Snapchat filters
48. Zoom event backgrounds
49. Affiliate marketing guides
50. Domain research reports
51. Logo templates
52. Social media strategy templates
53. Wedding invitation templates
54. Printable party decorations
55. Financial planning worksheets
56. Gardening guides
57. Printable gift tags
58. Blog post idea generators
59. Mindfulness exercises
60. Recipe collections
61. Brush sets for digital painting
62. Printable journal prompts
63. Origami templates
64. Greeting card designs
65. Cheat sheets for various topics
66. Productivity tools and templates
67. Custom cursors or icons
68. Quotation graphics
69. Stock video clips
70. Craft project tutorials
71. Language learning resources
72. Web design wireframes
73. Mockup templates
74. Video game mods or assets
75. Parenting resources
76. Short film scripts
77. Online escape room games
78. DIY project guides
79. Printable bookmarks
80. Self-care guides
81. Coding snippets or templates
82. Voiceover services
83. Astrology reports
84. Guided journaling templates
85. Sheet music
86. Digital comic books
87. Teaching resources
88. Desktop or mobile wallpapers
89. Photo editing tutorials
90. Animated logos
91. Virtual reality experiences
92. Writing prompts
93. Fashion lookbooks
94. Mind maps or brainstorming templates
95. Self-improvement guides
96. Home organization resources
97. Digital vision boards
98. Animated explainer videos
99. Podcast cover art
100. Transcription templates
101. HTML/CSS templates
102. Custom soundscapes
103. Calligraphy worksheets
104. Online puzzle games
105. Stock animations
106. Voice synthesizer presets
107. Video editing tutorials
108. Personalized video messages
109. DIY beauty recipe books
110. Homebrewing guides
111. Printable shopping lists
112. Interactive digital magazines
113. Sublimation designs
114. Online trivia games
115. Pet care guides
116. Smartphone ringtones
117. Custom app icons
118. Daily affirmations
119. Social media content calendar templates
120. Digital collage sheets
121. eBook formatting services
122. Hand-lettered quotes
123. Virtual escape room puzzles
124. Podcast editing templates
125. Video overlays or effects
126. ASMR recordings
127. Ephemera collections
128. Digital postcards
129. Travel photography guides
130. Stock drone footage
131. Printable habit trackers
132. Tarot or oracle card readings
133. Online scavenger hunts
134. Guided relaxation techniques
135. Smartphone notification sounds
136. Augmented reality experiences
137. Printable certificates or awards
138. Personal branding resources
139. Art therapy exercises
140. Skill-sharing videos
141. Flipbook animations
142. Printable luggage tags
143. Online fitness challenges
144. Wellness tracking templates
145. Graphic design tutorials
146. eBook conversion services
147. Social media management resources
148. Time management tools
149. Motivational wallpapers
150. Stock vector graphics
151. Instagram puzzle feeds
152. Digital rubber stamps
153. Customer avatar templates
154. Environmental impact calculators
155. Blogging resources
156. DIY jewelry making guides
157. Study guides or summaries
158. Photo restoration services
159. Video game streaming overlays
160. Handwriting fonts
161. Online group coaching sessions
162. Mindfulness coloring pages
163. Stock 3D animations
164. Animated social media icons
165. Printable event tickets
166. Music production tutorials
167. Mood board templates
168. Film photography guides
169. 3D environment assets
170. Printable recipe cards
171. Instagram story templates
172. Video transition effects
173. Urban gardening guides
174. Smartphone app walkthroughs
175. Game design tutorials
176. Interior design guides
177. Video game strategy guides
178. Printable stencils
179. Online debate clubs
180. Personal development challenges
181. Green living guides
182. Digital cookbook templates
183. Online book clubs
184. Remote team-building activities
185. Printable wedding planner
186. Interactive children's books
187. YouTube channel art
188. Digital embroidery designs
189. Drawing tutorials
190. Animated social media stickers
191. WordPress plugin development
192. Stock audio loops
193. DIY home renovation guides
194. Virtual reality meditation sessions
195. Printable labels
196. Art tutorial videos
197. Vegan or vegetarian recipe books
198. Digital note-taking templates
199. Virtual tours
200. Printable chore charts

Great thread Lex

This list is really awesome

There's a lot that can be bundled together here for extra value to the buyer, after all, it's only 1's and 0's...