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I’m excited to share with you another great side hustle you can start today! Today we will be discussing how you can start a product bundler business.

Before We Get Started Here’s Your News Recap:

💡 Capex Surge: Firms Betting Big on the Future
S&P 500 companies are stepping up capital expenditures, with capex projected to grow 9.4% in 2025 ahead of sales, driven by AI, reshoring initiatives, and infrastructure investments. Mega-caps in tech and utilities are leading the charge with some spending more than double year-over-year.

⚠️ Tariff Risks Cloud Factory Outlook
Factory output across Asia and Europe faces uncertainty as U.S. tariff deadline looms July 9. While Japan's sector rebounded and China saw Caixin PMI tick to 50.4, Germany, France, Italy, and Austria remain a drag.

📈 BlackRock Shifts to Short-Term in Uncertain Environment
BlackRock Investment Institute pivots to 6–12 month investment horizons, preferring U.S. equities and euro-area bonds. They're cautious on long-dated Treasuries and eye emerging-market local-currency debt amid a 10% drop in the dollar.

📉 Oil Edges Down on Supply Boost, Trade Anxiety
Brent crude retreated to $66.44/barrel as OPEC+ signals rising August output (+411 k bpd) and looming U.S. tariffs cloud demand forecasts.

🏛️ Senate Vote Marathon on “Big, Beautiful Bill”
Washington locked in a Senate “vote-a-rama” on Trump’s $3.3 trillion tax-and-spend package. Markets are uneven—while the dollar dipped to a 4‑year low, bond markets remained calm, owing to rate-cut expectations.

📉 Stocks Dip Amid Tax and Tariff Uncertainty
Following record highs, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq retreated ~0.3–0.4% as investors weighed trade negotiations and fiscal fallout from the Senate showdown.

📊 Activist campaigns drop ~12% in H1 as geopolitical and trade uncertainties cause investors to pause.

📈 Gold forecast raised by HSBC to $3,215/oz for 2025 and $3,125/oz for 2026 amid demand for safe-haven assets.

💳 Goldman Sachs now expects three Fed rate cuts (Sept, Oct, Dec), up from one earlier, citing subdued tariff inflation and labor weakness.

Digital Vault Flipper

Turn Dusty Downloads Into Monthly Dollars

There’s a hidden goldmine sitting on the laptops of coaches, influencers, and online creators everywhere: ebooks, templates, guides, and checklists they created once but never sold—or sold, then abandoned. These assets are valuable, but they lack time, focus, or marketing skill to make them shine.

That’s where you come in.

By bundling, repackaging, and managing the sale of these digital products, you become a digital merch manager—turning creators’ underutilized content into recurring revenue for them and for you.

You don’t need to create products yourself. You don’t even need a massive audience. Just systems, strategy, and smart outreach.

Step-by-Step: How to Launch Your Digital Product Bundling Business

Step 1: Identify Your Ideal Creator Clients

Look for creators who:

• Have some digital products (even if just one)

• Don’t actively promote them

• Have engaged audiences

• Want more passive income but don’t have time to build funnels

Start with:

• Coaches (life, fitness, business)

• Digital artists & designers

• Authors or course creators

• Niche influencers (finance, health, productivity)

Search on platforms like Instagram, Twitter/X, TikTok, Gumroad, and Podia. Use DMs or email to reach out and ask:

“Do you have ebooks, templates, or digital products just sitting around? I help creators turn those into income by bundling, promoting, and selling them for you—hands-free.”

Step 2: Structure the Offer

There are a few models you can use:

• Flat fee per project (e.g., $500–$1,500 to build and launch a bundle)

• Revenue share (20–50% of each sale)

• Hybrid (small setup fee + recurring commission)

Offer to:

• Organize their products

• Design a bundle or themed package (e.g., "The Ultimate Productivity Toolkit")

• Create mockups, sales pages, and checkout

• Run their Gumroad or Shopify store

• Market it through email and social media

Step 3: Build the Product Bundle

Use tools like:

• Canva Pro – for visuals, mockups, and promo banners

• Gumroad / Payhip – simple digital checkout platforms

• ThriveCart – for advanced funnels

• Google Drive or Dropbox – for content organization

Your job is to:

• Combine related products

• Write copy that sells

• Set pricing tiers (standard vs. premium)

• Set up delivery automation

Even a bundle of 3 old products can be made into a new, fresh $47–$97 offer.

Step 4: Handle Promotion Like a Pro

You’re not just bundling — you’re selling. Offer marketing as part of your service.

• Create Instagram Reels and TikToks announcing the bundle

• Write launch emails to their list

• Partner with affiliate creators to promote the bundle

• Use AI tools like ChatGPT or Jasper to write emails, posts, and landing page copy

Your goal: generate enough initial traction that your client sees real income fast. This turns one-time gigs into recurring deals.

Step 5: Systematize and Scale

Once you’ve launched 2–3 bundles successfully:

• Build a template process (Notion or Google Docs SOP)

• Create a portfolio site with examples

• Offer retainers to creators to manage monthly promos

• Hire a VA to assist with design, posting, or customer support

With systems in place, you can handle 5–10 clients at once, each generating hundreds or thousands of dollars monthly—with minimal extra work from you.

Estimated Monthly Income Potential

💰 Total: $5,500 – $10,500+/month

And the best part? Most creators don’t know this kind of help even exists.

Pros and Cons

✅ Pros:

• No need to create your own content

• Highly scalable with systems

• Can be done 100% remotely

• Builds valuable relationships with creators

• High perceived value = high income potential

❌ Cons:

• Requires outreach and sales skills

• You’ll need to manage client expectations

• Some creators may be disorganized with their files

• Results depend on the creator’s audience size

Requirements to Start

• Laptop & internet connection

• Canva Pro (for branding & mockups)

• Gumroad, Payhip, or Shopify Lite account

• Email marketing platform (ConvertKit, MailerLite, or Beehiiv)

• Google Workspace (Docs, Sheets, Drive)

• Strong communication and copywriting skills

Recommended Products & Tools to Boost Success

• Canva Pro – for premium design work

• ThriveCart or SamCart – for funnels and upsells

• ChatGPT / Jasper AI – for fast copywriting

• Trello / Notion – for client and task management

• Zapier – to automate delivery and emails

• Mockup Shots or SmartMockups – to make visuals look pro

Summary: You’re Not Selling Products — You’re Selling Passive Profit

Starting a digital product bundling business is like digital flipping for creators. You help them take content that’s gathering digital dust and turn it into clean, cohesive, high-value offers that sell—without creating anything new.

Here’s how to succeed:

• Find creators with products but no time

• Repackage and relaunch smartly

• Handle marketing, not just bundling

• Systematize and scale with tools and a VA

• Charge well—because this saves them time AND makes them money

This isn’t just a side hustle. It’s a modern service business built on helping creators monetize what they already have.

That’s A Wrap

I hope you enjoyed today’s post and if you have any questions about the post, upcoming posts, how to advertise, or anything else, feel free to reply. See you next time with another money-making post, helping you boost your income!

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