How To Run $10k/mo Digital Products Business with AI

3 real creator's cases & 2 tutorials with AI

Dec 19, 2023

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Sometimes, I see digital creators making good money by creating digital products and selling them on Etsy & alternatives (there is a huge market with many platforms). I feel AI should change the industry when I look at such cases. So, we start with a question: How to hack this market and sell AI-generated digital products?

Let’s see how AI could help us to copy digital creator’s businesses!

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First, I want to show a few cases:

Case 1: Money Hacking Mama

How much they make: $120K/year

Current team size: 1

Rachel Jimenez, the founder of Money Hacking Mama, started it when she had her full-time job, and as she mentions, “Once I felt confident that my sales weren’t just a fluke, I quit my full-time job and never looked back. “

She makes money selling printable planners, seasonal templates, scavenger hunts, virtual games, and flier templates.
She comes up with ideas for digital products by using Facebook groups and Google Trends, and as a tool, she uses Canva, Notion, and Illustrator.

Now, Rachel sells digital products and has her own newsletter and website. I like this case, but let’s go further.

Share this post with everyone who is selling digital products :)

How much they make:$36K/year

Current team size: 1

Despite starting with no followers or business plan, she sold two copies of her first planner on the first day and reached €80K+ in sales within two years.

Raul Petrea, the creator of Outline Planner, grew to €80K+ in sales in just two years by creating and selling all-in-one monthly, weekly, and daily digital planners for iPad through Etsy, with 15-20% of orders from returning customers and profit margins around 70%.

As she mentioned, in attracting and retaining customers for her business, she used Etsy ads, Google ads, and Facebook ads. The newsletter platform she used at the beginning was Mailchimp, and over time, she also added Drip, Flow, FoxSend, and MailerLite.

Wow, the numbers are getting more interesting…

Case 3: Love from Mim

How much they make: $60K+/year

Current team size: 1

Mim Jenkinson is a 44-year-old creator based in Newcastle, Australia. She makes hundreds of thousands of dollars yearly from selling stickers and courses.