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✨ Start Here: Introduce Yourself! ✨
Hey there and welcome! I’m so glad you’re here 💜 I’m Deirdre, and I’ve been creating and selling PLR templates, printables, and clipart for a while now. But what I really LOVE is helping others take PLR and turn it into actual products they can sell. This community is all about taking your ideas and turning them into something real — without overthinking every step. We just use PLR templates and clipart to make the process faster and easier. So whether you already have ideas... or you’re just getting started, you’re in the right place 🙌 But before we get started, I’d LOVE for you to introduce yourself. Tell us a little about you: ✨ Your name (and what you’d like to be called) ✨ Where you’re at in your printables/PLR journey ✨ What you want to create (even if it’s still a rough idea) And if you have one… 🔗 Drop your shop, freebie, or latest creation (Yes, you’re absolutely allowed to share it here 🙌) AND this is a judgment-free zone. There's no pressure here, and we're definitely not striving for perfection. What we do want, though, is progress. 💜 So go ahead, jump in, say hey, and let’s start creating!
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If You Create Kids' Printables, This Might Save You a Bunch of Time ✂️
Y'all... I think this is one of my favorite GPTs I've built. ✂️😊 If you've ever made cut-and-paste activities for kids, you already know there's a lot more to it than just dropping clipart onto a page. You have to separate all the pieces, add cut lines, make sure everything is spaced nicely, and get it ready for little hands to actually cut out. After doing that enough times, I finally thought... "There has to be an easier way." So I built the Cut & Paste Clipart Creator GPT. You upload your clipart, and it creates clean, kid-friendly cut-and-paste pieces for you. It saves me so much time when I'm creating activity books, worksheets, and printable packs. I've been using it a lot lately, so I thought I'd share it with you too. If you create printables for kids, I think you're going to have fun with this one. 👉 CLICK HERE or head over to the classroom to learn more and grab your FREE GPT. Then come back and show us what you made. 💜
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Do You Have a Freebie? 🎁
So we've talked about building an email list, but I want to back up for a minute. Are you using a freebie to get people ON your list? And by freebie, I mean something your audience can download or access in exchange for their email address. It could be a checklist. A mini printable pack. A planner page. A coloring page or activity. Or a short guide. It doesn't have to be some HUGE 30-page product. In fact, it probably shouldn't be (Yeah... No. Just NO). 😂 You just want to give your people something useful that makes sense for the audience you're trying to attract. So... where are you with this? Do you currently have a freebie that's helping you build your email list? 🎁 Yep! Mine is up and working 🛠️ I'm working on one now 💡 I have an idea, but haven't made it 😬 HELP me! PLEASE! 🤔 Wait... I need a freebie?
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Where Do Your Product Ideas Come From? 💡
One of the hardest parts of creating printables can be figuring out WHAT to create in the first place. And there is definitely no shortage of places to get ideas. Maybe you're scrolling through Etsy or Pinterest to see what's out there. Or maybe you hop over to your favorite AI tool and ask for help brainstorming. Or do you start with a piece of PLR or some cute clipart and think, "Okay... what can I make with THIS?" Or perhaps you're like me sometimes (more like all the time) and an idea just pops into your head while you're doing something completely unrelated. 😂 So, tell me... Where are YOU getting most of your product ideas right now? 💡 Pinterest 🛍️ Etsy 🤖 AI 📁 PLR I already have 🎨 Clipart/graphics I want to use 🙋🏽♀️ Things I personally want or need 😂 Ideas just randomly pop into my head 🤷🏽♀️ I'm STILL trying to figure out what to create! And if it's somewhere I didn't mention, drop it in the comments. 😊
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Wait... Don't Open Canva Yet! 🛑
If you're anything like me, the FUN part of creating a printable is making it look good. 😁 Picking the colors. Choosing the fonts. Adding the cute clipart. Moving things around 50-11 times because that box is still not quite where you want it. 😂 But here's something I want you to try... Don't start with the design. Before you even open Canva, figure out: 👉🏽 WHO is this product for? 👉🏽 WHAT are they trying to do, solve, learn, organize, etc.? 👉🏽 WHAT does the product actually need to include to help them do that? Then outline the content. Once you know what you're creating and why it needs to exist... THEN go make it pretty. 🎨😊 Because you can create the cutest printable in the world, but if you haven't thought about who it's for or why they would need it, you may end up with something that's pretty... ...but doesn't sell (Yeah... Been there, done that, got the t-shirt 😉). And you don't want to spend three hours picking out the perfect shade of purple just to discover THAT. 😂 So... purpose first. Content second. Pretty comes after. 💜
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