If you’ve been wanting to create a digital product but keep saying: “I don’t know what to sell.” “I don’t know what people would buy.” “I don’t know what I’m qualified to create.” Start here. 👇🏽 Use these prompts in ChatGPT or Claude and let AI help you turn what you already know into something valuable. 1. Find My Best Digital Product Idea “Act as a digital product strategist. Ask me 10 questions about my skills, experience, hobbies, knowledge, challenges I’ve overcome, and things people usually ask me for help with. After I answer, give me 10 digital product ideas I could realistically create and sell. Rank them from easiest to hardest to create.” 2. Find a Problem I Can Solve “Help me identify problems people are actively looking for solutions to within the niche [INSERT NICHE]. Give me 20 common frustrations, questions, and challenges this audience faces. Then recommend digital products I could create to solve each problem, such as ebooks, checklists, templates, guides, planners, prompt packs, mini-courses, or workbooks.” 3. Choose the Best Product Format “My digital product idea is [INSERT IDEA]. Help me decide the best format for this product. Compare an ebook, workbook, template, checklist, prompt pack, mini-course, planner, and toolkit. Recommend the easiest format for a beginner to create while still giving the customer a useful result.” 4. Build My Product Outline “Act as an instructional designer. I want to create a digital product about [INSERT TOPIC] for [INSERT AUDIENCE]. Create a complete beginner-friendly outline that takes the customer from their current problem to a specific result. Include sections, lessons, exercises, examples, checklists, and action steps. Keep it practical and easy to follow.” 5. Validate It Before I Build It “I’m thinking about creating a digital product called [INSERT PRODUCT IDEA] for [INSERT AUDIENCE]. Help me validate the idea before I spend time creating it. Explain the problem it solves, why someone would pay for it, similar products already in the market, possible price ranges, what could make my version different, and 10 questions I can ask my audience to determine whether they actually want it.”