You absolutely can use the D³ Digital Business-in-a-Box to list products on your Etsy shop, Shopify store, or any other selling platform you use. That’s exactly what it’s designed for — to help you start or scale a digital or physical product business without having to create everything from scratch. To clarify: ✅ You have 100% full rights to resell the digital designs as digital products (like PNGs or Canva templates) ✅ You can also use them to create physical products like t-shirts, mugs, tumblers, stickers, etc. ✅ You are free to list these items in your own store, whether it's Etsy, Shopify, Payhip, or another platform The only exception: There is a small folder within the Google Drive labeled "For Personal Use Only." These particular files are not for resale and usually contain artwork that has unique restrictions due to licensing, branding, or platform compliance reasons. You'll be able to tell which files those are based on the folder name, and I’ve included a note explaining why. So don’t let hesitation hold you back! The D³ Kit was created to empower you to take action immediately — whether you’re uploading products to sell, customizing designs to match your brand, or bundling them in your own unique offers. If anything feels unclear or you're unsure how to move forward, feel free to tag me or drop your question in the community. I'm here to guide you through every step. Of course, because of Etsy's changes just be sure that you are remixing some of the designs as we discussed within the group and use your own creative mockups to showcase your listings. I haven't had anyone saying they have had issues as of yet but lets keep it that way.

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Just taking a moment to pause and share something that’s been on my heart… The past 3–4 years have been a journey—filled with highs and lows, growth and grief, heartbreak and healing. Losing my job back in March was a tough hit, but instead of breaking me, it pushed me to pour even deeper into something that’s become so much more than a hobby—crafting and creating. It became my therapy. My safe space. My way of healing. Today, I looked at my stats: ✨ 99 sales on Etsy✨ 226 listings on Etsy✨ 154 listings on PayHip✨ $22 in under 12 hours from faith-inspired tees alone To some, those numbers might not seem like much. But to me? They mean everything. These designs were born out of pain, rooted in faith, and shaped by a story I’m still living. Every piece I create carries a piece of me. A reminder that I’m still standing—and God made sure of it. 🙌🏾 So I’m going to keep going. Keep healing. Keep creating. And I pray that something I’ve made brings comfort, joy, or strength to someone else—just like it’s done for me. Thanks for being part of this journey. I’m so grateful. 💖 — Nicole Designs By Shenail

Hey Skool eBosses, let’s do a quick Digital Wins Check-In! Whether you’ve been grinding with the D³ Kit, creating your own designs, leveling up your Etsy shop, or dropping heat on your website, stan store, we want to see your glow-up! 🔥 Did you land your first digital sale? 🔥 Finally drop that listing you’ve been working on? 🔥 Hit a new sales milestone? 🔥 Snag a 5-star review that made your day? 🎯 Your momentum might be the motivation someone else needed to keep pushing today. So don’t hold back. 🎉 No win is too small. Every click, post, and product adds up. 💼💰#SkoolBossMoves #D3Success #DigitalBagCheck

💡 Here’s what might be happening—and how we can flip it: 1. The Freebie vs. the Offer Disconnect Let’s keep it real. People are loving your Freebie Friday drops—but if they’re not biting on the bundle, it might be because they don’t fully see the why behind the next step. You’ve got to step into their shoes. Think like your customer for a second: - Does your upsell clearly solve the next problem they’ll face after using the freebie? Is the FREEBIE a design they can only use to make shirts or is it editable or can they resell it? Make the customer say to themselves, “Oh shoot—I need the rest of this ASAP!” - Or is it coming across more like a random upgrade that they could buy, but they don’t really need? 💭 For example, if your freebie is 1 PNG file… and your upsell is a pack of 10 editable Canva templates—are you making it obvious why that’s a game-changer? Are you showing them how much easier it’ll make their business or how much faster they’ll get to the bag? Here is a quick example of how to think: You create 32 Football designs (just for example lol), give the worst team for FREE and the 31 other teams in the upgrade. 🛠️ If you are sending emails to your customers who got the freebie: Say something like— “Now that you’ve got the freebie, let me show you how to flip it into real results this weekend…”Then SHOW that bundle in action. Make it undeniable. or In the comments of your post offering your FREEBIE say something like don't forget to check out the upgrade because you get 10 more and are all Editable Images in Canva including the FREEBIE. @Jean Spells