Give your ebook its own identity.
Follow the Canva instructions to change the name, cover and relevant links, then prepare your PDF for customers.
Your first digital product starts here
Learn how to rebrand an ebook, set up a simple shop and turn social media interest into a practical sales process.
Explore the £19 launch offer ↗Digital PDF guide · One-off purchase · Beginner-friendly
Rebrand your first ebook, set up your shop and automate enquiries.
Inside the guide
A step-by-step introduction to the tools and tasks involved in launching a digital product. Work through it at your own pace.
Follow the Canva instructions to change the name, cover and relevant links, then prepare your PDF for customers.
Explore the included Stan Store and Beacons walkthroughs for product listings, payments and digital delivery.
Learn the basics of promotional reels, keyword-triggered messages and introductory Meta advertising.
A practical starting point
For beginners who want an organised introduction to selling a digital product, without having to piece together every step themselves.
The Digital Product Starter
Get the guide, choose your tools and work through your launch at a pace that suits you.
Launch offer
One payment. A digital PDF guide.
No subscription to this guide.
Private preview: checkout opens once the ebook and delivery have been checked.
Digital download. No physical book is supplied.
Before you begin
Yes. The guide introduces the steps involved in rebranding, setting up a shop and promoting a digital product. You will still need to create accounts, make choices and test your setup.
The main walkthroughs cover Canva, Stan Store, Beacons, Instagram and Meta advertising. You do not need both Stan Store and Beacons. Menus, features and prices may change over time.
The included shop instructions focus on Stan Store and Beacons. Marketing By Spencer uses Tekmatix to sell and deliver this guide, but buying it does not require a Tekmatix subscription.
No. Results depend on your offer, audience, work, costs and testing. The guide explains a process; it does not promise an income.
No. The price is for the digital guide. Any third-party subscriptions, payment fees or advertising budgets are separate.