Start Selling in 24 Hours – Even if You’re New And Have Zero Followers

June 5, 2025

Let’s get one thing out of the way:
You do not need thousands of followers to start selling digital products.
I know the internet loves to push the “grow your audience first” narrative, but honestly? That’s not how most of us get our first sales.

When I started, I had:

No followers
No audience
No clue what I was doing

But I made my first sale anyway. How? Because I stopped waiting for perfect and started selling with what I had.

Here’s how you can start making money in the next 24 hours — even if you’re brand new.

Step 1: Sell the Solution, Not the Follower Count

The truth is, people don’t buy your follower number. They buy solutions to their problems.

Whether you're offering Canva templates, digital planners, or content kits — your product is valuable today. The key is learning how to position it properly.

Step 2: Use Ready-to-Go Content to Get Visible Fast

The fastest way to start? Use done-for-you content that’s ready to post.

I personally created the 200 Editable Instagram Post Templates for Digital Products to help faceless creators, coaches, and digital sellers skip the content overwhelm.

Inside, you get:

200 fully written posts with captions, hooks & CTAs
Canva templates you can customize in minutes
SEO-optimized hashtags to boost reach
Perfect for selling while you build your brand quietly behind the scenes

Done. Posted. Visible. Selling.

Step 3: Focus on Building Trust From Day One

When you're just starting, you might feel like you're invisible. No followers, no authority, no “proof” that people should trust you. That feeling is totally normal. But trust isn’t built on numbers — it’s built on how you show up.

And here’s the good news:
You can start building trust before your first sale ever happens.

How?

Show that you’re serious about what you offer
Present your products in a clear, professional way
Be consistent, even if only a few people are watching

When people land on your shop or see your posts, they subconsciously ask themselves:

Does this look legit?
Is this person organized?
Can I trust that I’ll get what I’m paying for?

This is where presentation plays a big role. Clean product images, cohesive branding, and organized content signal that you're serious — even if you're still new. It’s not about faking anything. It’s about respecting your business (and your customer) enough to present your offer with care.

Your products can absolutely speak for themselves — but giving them a beautiful “home” helps people feel confident clicking that buy button.

Take your time with this part. You don’t need perfection. You need clarity and consistency. The rest will grow as you grow.