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Making your first $1,000 online can feel like this huge, intimidating milestone.

But here’s the truth most people don’t tell you:
Your first $1,000 doesn’t come from doing everything — it comes from doing the right few things well.

You don’t need a massive audience.
You don’t need a complicated funnel.
You don’t need to be an expert.

You need clarity, simplicity, and consistency.

Let’s break this down step by step.

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First: Understand What $1,000 Actually Looks Like

Most people overcomplicate this goal because they think $1,000 means hundreds of sales.

It doesn’t.

Here are a few simple ways $1,000 can happen:

• 100 sales of a $10 product
• 50 sales of a $20 product
• 25 sales of a $40 product
• 10 sales of a $100 product

That’s it.

Your job isn’t to “go viral.”
Your job is to solve one clear problem and sell one clear solution.

Step 1: Pick ONE Simple Digital Product

This is where most beginners mess up.

They try to create:
• multiple products
• huge courses
• advanced programs
• things no one asked for

Instead, your first product should be:
✔ simple
✔ specific
✔ easy to create
✔ easy to understand

Great beginner digital product ideas:
• checklists
• templates
• planners
• guides
• prompt packs
• trackers
• short PDFs

If someone can look at your product and immediately think

“Oh… I need that.”

You’re on the right track.

Step 2: Solve ONE Pain Point (Not Ten)

Your product should answer ONE question or problem.

Not:
• “How to change your whole life”
• “Everything you need to know”
• “The ultimate A-Z system”

Instead:
• “How to do this one thing faster”
• “How to stop this one frustration”
• “How to get this one result”

Clear problem = easier sales.

Confusing product = slow or no sales.

Step 3: Price It for Momentum, Not Perfection

Your first product is not about being fancy.
It’s about building confidence and proof.

Low-ticket products are perfect for this:
• $7
• $17
• $27
• $47

Low price = lower hesitation = more buyers.

More buyers = momentum.

Momentum builds belief — and belief changes everything.

Step 4: Talk About ONE Offer Everywhere

Here’s the mistake almost everyone makes:

They create a product…
then barely talk about it.

You don’t need new offers.
You need repetition.

Talk about your product:
• in Reels
• in posts
• in stories
• in comments
• in DMs
• in emails

Not in a spammy way — in a helpful, real, human way.

Show:
• why you created it
• who it’s for
• what problem it solves
• how it saves time, stress, or energy

People don’t buy because they saw it once.
They buy when it finally clicks.

Step 5: Make Buying Simple

You do NOT need a complicated funnel to make your first $1,000.

You need:
✔ one clear link
✔ one clear product
✔ one clear call to action

Examples:
• “Grab it here”
• “Comment ___ and I’ll send it”
• “Link in bio”

If someone is confused about how to buy, they won’t.

Clarity always wins.

Step 6: Stay Consistent Longer Than Feels Comfortable

This is the difference between people who succeed and people who quit.

Sales usually come:
• after the 10th post
• after the 20th conversation
• after the 30th time explaining your offer

Not the first time.

If you stay consistent through the quiet phase,
you’ll be shocked at how quickly momentum builds.

The Truth About Your First $1,000

Your first $1,000 isn’t just about money.

It’s about:
• proof
• confidence
• belief
• realizing “this actually works”

And once you hit it once?
You can do it again — and again — and again.

Want help creating and selling your first digital product?

Inside my free Digital Products Academy, I walk you through:
• what to sell
• how to create it
• how to price it
• how to sell without feeling awkward

👉 Join the free community and course here!

Your first $1,000 is closer than you think 💸✨