If you’re thinking about starting a business selling digital products, it’s important to have the right program for your designs.

Affinity Publisher and Affinity Designer are two programs that have a variety of similar benefits such as the same one-time payments, the ability to create printable inserts, stickers, and illustrations as well as cropping and exporting.

However, they differ in that only Publisher has hyperlink functionality, and the only Designer allows you to create seamless patterns.

Find out which one I recommend for digital designers!

Etsy and Squarespace are two great platforms for selling digital products. Here are how they differ:

Design

• Etsy is more uniform and doesn’t allow for customization. You can only sell physical and digital products.

• Squarespace has beautiful templates and is highly customizable. You can sell memberships, courses, services, physical and digital products.

Traffic

• Etsy has a big community that you get access to.

• Squarespace requires you to drive your own traffic.

Scale

• It’s hard to scale with Etsy or create customer loyalty.

• It’s much easier to capture and nurture leads on Squarespace by building community, creating blogs, and more.

The Pink Ink offers plug-and-play templates for aspiring entrepreneurs and creatives ready to sell a digital product to their audience without starting from scratch. Each kit is customizable and includes a commercial license. There are a variety of niches available, from the Mom Edition to the Student Edition and much more. Download your Digital Planner kit and start making passive income from your digital planner business today.