I Made $2.5M Selling A Digital Product

This is the breakdown of how Thomas Frank makes over $100K/month selling digital products to a small audience.

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[SerRGilk]

So step 1 - have millions of subscribers. Step 2 - sell them something that they can create for free but they are lazy, so they won’t.

[JoshBurnsTech]

I had this video saved and couldn't find it anywhere yesterday. Makes sense now! 🤣

[leadgenjay]

Really insightful breakdown on Thomas Frank's success with digital products. For entrepreneurs looking to replicate this, remember the power of niche communities. Engage with them genuinely and solve specific problems they face, which can drastically increase the perceived value of your digital offerings.

[TalesOfTrillions]

The transition from a mega YouTube channel to a niche-focused one proves that quality beats quantity any day. It's not about the size of your audience, but the depth of engagement and value you provide.

[conversionjump]

Thanks to Thomas Frank for sharing the ins and outs of the million-dollar business.

It takes some devotion to spend 8 hours per day working on customer service.

I love that instead of being a perfectionist, it is better to release an okay version, get feedback, and improve.

This is good advice for building relationships with other ambitious people.

You can only do something worthwhile with others.

Thank you for Thomas and Starter Story.

[ExNihilo]

Love Thomas Frank - been watching him for years and he was very helpful when I was a student, however …… the popularity of his businesses is based on him as a person and being an internet celebrity, for many years, so probably not applicable to most of us viewing starting from zero followers and zero reputation.

Just some friendly feedback, Pat. I am loving these videos in general 😊

[CoreyHinde]

Great video - and thanks. I don't agree with the idea that a good digital product costs next to nothing to create. The cost is years of time and work to gain expertise, plus time and cost of actually creating the product, the time and cost of distribution, plus opportunity cost. The digital products that genuinely work and sell, are good, and to be good, they need that expertise that can only be gained via years of experience and work. Overall though, wicked video and very inspiring.

[OnlineAffiliateStudio]

Great story but nowhere near a starter story. Bro been in the business and built up a nice following and set of particular online skills

[TARIK_SEE]

I know this guy, i watched some of his videos during my university days, never thought id see him on this channel :D

[Dean-gt]

I have a store on the G2G platform with LV 32 and I want to sell it

[wbyjswk]

so handsome guy selling people notion they will get their act together, no pun intended, good job

[vincentcaudo-engelmann]

Notion still can’t do bullet lists in table cells.

[EcomCarl]

Thomas Frank's success in transforming Notion templates into a multimillion-dollar business is an inspiring example of leveraging personal expertise and digital platforms to create valuable products. His approach to studying successful founders and strategically growing his audience offers actionable insights for any digital entrepreneur looking to scale. 💡

[brianb]

I have a hard time believing he makes that much revenue with a product no one asked for, and for a problem no one has.

[iammrbelcher]

This upload made me feel like I was experiencing the Mandela effect 🤣since I know It was already uploaded days ago. It was an amazing video!

[bricksbee-wp]

Hm, I watched this few days ago. Re-uploaded or another version of the video?

[Erjoe]

I have signed up time and time again for the "FREE Deep Dive of 102 Digital Products Making Millions" and I still have yet to receive anything. Can anybody explain??

[صدىالحدث-يج]

Hello, I content religious stories, but all my suggestions appear in India, and my content is in the English language, so I do not achieve views. Is there a solution for this?

[demetriuscooks]

I'm slow.... what's a digital product??

[AMAli-ctdf]

My boy Thomas Frank was a reject just like me. Maybe I might make it