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The cheapest way to test a niche before building anything:
spend a week answering questions in that niche's communities for free.
If you run out of patience before you run out of demand, wrong niche.
Selling digital products is a documentation business disguised as a creator business.
Document your process as you build it and you'll never run out of content.
If you wouldn't pay for your own product at the price you're charging, fix the product or fix the
price — don't fix the marketing.
Marketing can't outrun a weak offer for long.
The best objection-handler isn't a longer sales page.
It's a shorter one that anticipates the top 3 doubts and answers them before they're asked.
Don't chase "passive income" language in your marketing.
It attracts people who won't do
the work and then leave reviews saying it "didn't work."
Attract doers.
Save this for your next ad or post.
A $17 product that solves one problem completely will outsell a $97 product that solves five
problems partially, every time, in a cold audience.
The riskiest position in this niche is being "good at everything."
Buyers pay premiums for narrow expertise, not broad competence.
Pick your lane and go deep.
Become good enough that money becomes one of the consequences.