Earlier today, I sketched out a new product in 7 minutes flat using content I already had… and in this week’s newsletter, I want to help you do the same.
Because here’s the thing…
You don’t need more ideas. You need better containers for them.
Most people treat content like confetti. They post, publish, email, and forget.
But the fastest way to create a product or offer?
Look at what you’ve already shared and turn it into something paid.
Here’s how to turn your free stuff into $7–$47 offers in under a day.
Step 1: What Have You Already Created?
Take a look at your emails, blog posts, newsletter tips, old lead magnets etc.
Ask yourself…
What helped people? What got replies, shares, or clicks?
To make your life easier, you can repurpose fast using the following resources:
Try Repurpose.ai for free
Do the same for video with Vizard:
https://vizard.ai/tools/repurpose-video
Get some great tips on repurposing using AI here:
And here on how to turn one piece of content into ten:
Step 2: Think Small
Instead of trying to teach Everything You Need to Know About X, zoom in and make it much simpler.
Think of ideas like…
Get Your First Sale on Etsy in 24 Hours
Write 3 Affiliate Emails That Actually Sell
Design Your First Printables Funnel Today
Here are 100 micro product ideas you can create in a weekend to get you started:
Along with ten that sell fast and the prompts to help you create them:
https://www.godofprompt.ai/blog/digital-products-ideas
Step 3: Package It Fast
Turn it into a PDF. Record a screen share. Build a Notion template. Done is better than perfect. Then list it on Gumroad, Payhip, Etsy, or WarriorPlus.
Here are some resources to help you:
Adobe Acrobat online PDF convertor:
https://www.adobe.com/acrobat/online/convert-pdf.html
A beginner’s guide to creating and selling Notion templates:
https://www.theleap.co/blog/how-to-sell-notion-templates
Loom free screen recorder:
https://www.loom.com/screen-recorder
Next time you feel stuck for a product idea, look in your “sent” folder or your last few IG posts.
You’re probably sitting on a product already.
Your TED talk this week is on why social health is key to happiness and longevity…something those of us who work for ourselves tend to forget:
