🧙‍♂️ Physical vs digital products (which makes more money?)

Hey there,

Figuring out how to monetize your creator business can be tricky.

It always feels like there's money being left on the table somewhere, right?

Whether that's worrying you didn't charge enough for your latest sponsorship, OR feeling like there must be additional streams of revenue you haven't "unlocked" yet.

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For many, creating products is one of those highly sought after income streams.

But if that's something you're thinking about, there's a big decision you have to make at the outset which - honestly? - had me pretty confused when I started out.

But before we get onto that...

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Now, about that big decision...

Once you've made the choice to start creating products for your audience, you've gotta figure out...what that actually looks like.

And the biggest decision you'll make is this:

Physical or Digital?

It's not that you can't eventually do both but...surely it's better to focus on just one type of product at the start, right?

Or, is it possible to do both, simultaneously?

Honestly, these are problems that have come up throughout my creator journey, which is why I asked two experts to debate the topic...

Physical vs Digital Products: Which Makes More Money? | Kevin Espiritu vs. Sean Cannell Merch is often one of first things creators think about selling as part of their business. But, while hats & t-shirts are nice, they kinda require you to keep making consistent content on a hamster wheel in order to keep plugging them and making money. So maybe it's easier to make an ebook, some templates, or even a course? Make it once and sell it forever, right? Then again, launching my first course a few years back was absolutely terrifying and imposter-syndrome inducing and was most certainly NOT passive income in any way, shape, or form. That's why I asked two experts here today to settle this debate, once and for all. Kevin Espiritu is the founder of Epic Gardening, the world’s most-followed garden brand with tens of millions of followers across 100 countries. Sean Cannell, is a YouTuber, international speaker, coach, and the founder of Think Media which helps entrepreneurs build their influence and income with online video. By the end of this episode, you’ll know: 1. How to make that initial decision of whether physical or digital products is right for you… 2. How your niche or content vertical should impact your decision to launch one or the other… 3. Who is a better Creator Debater: Kevin or Sean? WATCH NOW

Have a great week ahead! ✌️