205 // Create and Sell Your Own Planner, Journal, or Devotional for Profit! Start Your Planner Business with CEO, Polly Payne

You can create and sell your own high-quality planner, journal, or devotional by solidifying your vision, branding, and user experience, focusing on intentional design, and strategically marketing your product.

Let’s get into the nitty gritty of how to get started on your paper product biz! I share the first three steps to taking your idea out of your head and making it happen. I also share my three keys to selling successfully.

Why do some planners soar and some planners flop? Let’s dive in! 

 

YOUR NEXT STEPS: 

• Watch My Free Print Training : HoracioPrinting.com/workshop 
• Apply for a spot in Print School: HoracioPrinting.com/PrintSchool
• Get Your Paper Fix: HoracioPrinting.com 
• Need Help? Email: help@horacioprinting.com
• Pop into my DMS! @horacio-printing
  
  
  

• How can I create and sell my own planner, journal, or devotional?

  —You can learn how to create and sell your own planner, devotional, or journal business by educating yourself, making time, and overcoming self-doubt.

• What is the key to creating a successful planner, journal, or devotional to sell?

  —The key is to focus on thoughtful ideation and intentional design to create a cohesive and high-end product.

• How can I solidify my vision, branding, and user experience for my product?

  —You should solidify your vision statement, branding, and user experience at the beginning of creating your planner, journal, or devotional to ensure a cohesive and successful product.

• What is the importance of creating a sense of urgency for selling planners and journals?

  —Creating urgency and demand through strategic marketing, education, photography, video, door busters, and product education will get people excited and ready to buy your product.

• What e-commerce platform should I use to sell my high-end product?

  —It is important to have a proper e-commerce platform like Shopify that allows for easy product understanding and purchase, with a focus on high-end products and minimal clicks for maximum visual appeal.