Here are the top five places you should be selling your digital products as a beginner.

Here are the top five places you should be selling your digital products as a beginner. And this is coming from someone who makes five figures a month selling digital products and has coached over a thousand people at this point to help them sell digital products too. So we're going to start with number five, I'm going to save the best for last, and number five is Etsy. Now a lot of people talk about this platform because it does have built-in traffic and if you can get good at SEO or using keywords in your post and having like good thumbnails, good graphics, then you can be successful on Etsy. However, it's not my favorite because the competition is fierce and it's really a race to the bottom. I'm a firm believer that there are always people out there that are selling the same or something similar to what you have, so if you post it on Etsy, just know that if you're not willing to post it for a dollar, then it's going to be hard. Someone's always going to outprice you on there. Which leads me to number four, and that is Shopify. Now, this may not be the most beginner-friendly platform and I honestly don't always recommend it to people, especially if you're not going to be selling a lot of digital products. Like if you only have one, you don't need to make a Shopify store. That's if you have a lot of products, then you can more easily organize them and all that type of stuff. But I do myself have a Shopify store, so it still made the list. Number three is going to be System.io. And yes, I might get a lot of hate for this, but hey, hold on, because in fact, my link in bio is a System.io store. I run my CRM system, I have all of my leads, all of my funnels, all of my backing system is ran through System.io, so you would think that I'd put it as number one. However, remember I'm making this video for my beginners out there. So if you are a beginner, there is a slight learning curve whenever you first get started with System.io. But it does offer the most customization. You can make the pages look exactly how you want, you can offer upsells, downsells, funnels, you can email people, and you can do all of that for free. The only caveat is that you gotta buy your domain name, like your website name, and you got to get your email and things set up, which can be very simple, but if you have no time to wait and you just want to get it done within like a couple minutes as opposed to, you know, maybe a day, then go with something else. Which leads me to number two and kinda number one too, they're kinda interchangeable, let me explain. And that is Stan Store as number two. Now Stan Store is an amazing platform and for most people that struggle with getting their stores shut down, or they just want a really easy to use platform, Stan Store is going to be the goat. In fact, that's probably one of the only places that you've ever heard of because they are a hot topic for good reason. Now the only reason why I haven't listed it as number one is because my number one pick is Beacons. Beacons.ai. And that is because Beacons also has a free plan that you can list your products on. Now wait, before y'all get in the comments coming for me, yes, that does come with a fee if you do start making sales. So once you do start getting recurring revenue and you are making a lot of sales, then I would immediately upgrade to the pro plan, which is 30 bucks a month. So that way you don't have any fees anymore. However, for someone who like myself was once a beginner, if you're not making a whole bunch of sales yet, then you don't want to be paying 30 dollars a month because you don't really have any revenue yet, which is why I listed it as number one. Now again, Stan Store is amazing too. So if you know that you're going to be having revenue coming in, then honestly you can choose between Stan Store or Beacons and they're both going to be amazing choices. You can offer payment plans and all the stuff with either one. Now I teach all of this for you for free inside of my Rapid Digital Product Creation Community where there's over 1,000 people in there. I teach you how to find your niche, choose your digital products, and how to actually create it, plus how to list it in most of these stores that I just listed to you in this video. Just comment the words I'm ready and I'll be happy to welcome you in. Or let me know in the comments which is your favorite choice and where do you list your digital products? I'm curious. Stay blessed.