Starting a Stan Store? Here’s the truth: throwing up one product and hoping for sales isn’t the move. What does work is a simple, strategic product lineup—just like the top creators use. If you’re ready to build a digital shop that actually sells, this 7-product formula is your plug-and-play plan to hit $100 fast.
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1. Start With a Free Lead Magnet (Build trust before selling)
Don’t jump straight into pitching—start by giving value. A freebie like a cheat sheet, checklist, or template helps build your email list and warm up potential buyers. You’re not just growing leads—you’re building a launchpad for future sales.
How to do it: Upload your PDF and use Stan’s “Collect Emails” product type to gate it.
2. Add a Waitlist or Pre-Sale Offer (Test before you build)
If you’re unsure what to sell, this is your low-risk market research tool. A waitlist or pre-sale helps you validate demand before putting in time or money.
Set it up: Use Stan’s “Waitlist” product to collect names and interest while you create.
3. Sell a Low-Ticket Product (Turn browsers into buyers)
Your first sale is the hardest. A digital download priced under $10 removes friction and gets people used to buying from you. Think: templates, swipe files, or mini guides.
Use case: A $7 content calendar, a $5 Canva template, or a $9 pricing guide.
4. Offer a Mid-Ticket Product ($49+ to boost revenue)
Once they’ve warmed up, give them the next step. A mid-ticket offer increases average order value and positions you as someone worth investing in.
Ideas: A coaching call, personalized audit, or bundled offer using Stan’s “Coaching Call” or “Custom Product” tools.
5. Launch a Mini Course or Ask Me Anything (Scale your expertise)
Courses don’t have to be huge to be profitable. A 3-video mini course or a live Q&A can sell well and deliver big impact. These products let you teach once and earn passively.
Stan features to use: “eCourse Product” or “Ask Me Anything.”
6. Add 1–2 Affiliate Links (Earn without creating more)
Once someone trusts your recommendations, they’ll likely click your links. Keep it minimal—Stan recommends no more than two per store.
Pro tip: Use the smaller button style to keep your store clean and focused.
7. Bundle for Simplicity (Help buyers say yes)
Keep your store skimmable. Group your freebie, low-ticket offer, and mid-ticket product near the top. Make it stupid simple for visitors to know what you offer and what to click.
Final Thoughts: Your $100 Blueprint Starts Here
This product stack works because it’s designed to guide a cold visitor through a warm journey—from free to paid, from small to big. If you’re serious about monetizing your content, stop guessing and start selling with intention.
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