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🎯 How to sell a digital product for more There's a simple but effective way to raise the price of your product. Here's an example. Take a productivity guide. Just a "productivity guide" is one more file in an endless list — its price can't be high. Now let's add some specificity: "a productivity system for moms on maternity leave who work from home." Same guide — but a completely different price. Because its value grows for a specific audience. When someone reads "for everyone," they don't read it as being about themselves. When they read "for moms on maternity leave" and they are a mom on maternity leave — they see "this is about me." And people pay for "this is about me" more willingly, and more. Here many people draw the wrong conclusion: if niching works like this, let's narrow the channel. But you don't need to narrow the channel. On the contrary — let the audience stay broad. It's not the channel you segment, but the products. Your channel is read by all kinds of people. For a fitness trainer, that's beginners "off the couch," those training for their first marathon, and moms recovering after childbirth. One channel — but three different segments inside, with different pain points. And for each one you can put together its own digital product: ⭐️ "Your first 30 days of training from scratch" — for beginners ⭐️ "A prep plan for your first 10K race" — for future marathoners ⭐️ "An easy return to sport after childbirth" — for moms The channel stays general and keeps growing wider, while the products hit precisely. And raising the price on a product this targeted is easy — your reader simply has nothing to compare it to. You can build several products like these and sell them right inside Telegram through Tribute — no website, no extra setup, with an honest 10% commission.

🚀 He solved his own problem — and helped 325 more people (Post 1 of 3) This is the story of one of our creators, Ivan Borisov, told in three parts. Ivan runs the @mlgfrontier channel. We’ll explain how Ivan built an audience without advertising, launched a paid community, and eventually received an unexpected bonus from using Tribute. Let’s start with the problem he needed to solve. More than a year ago, Ivan wanted to create a steady flow of new people discovering his work. Not through paid advertising, and not by hoping that one of his posts would suddenly go viral. Ivan is passionate about AI, so he decided to use it to solve the problem. His solution was based on AI agents — algorithms that manage social media accounts automatically. They find the right people, interact with them, and bring them to Ivan. They do the work that a creator would otherwise have to handle manually or pay someone else to do. And it worked. His first 50 sales came directly from these agents. Ivan then began sharing what he had learned on YouTube and bringing people into his community through his videos. Today, new people consistently find him through two different sources. Once the system was working, Ivan decided to teach others how to do the same. That’s how the “AI Agent Academy” was born. Over the course of a year, the idea grew into an entire community focused on AI-powered automation — and it now has 325 members. Everything was going well. But at some point, Ivan realized that the audience interested in this topic was too narrow. It was time to think about how to reach people beyond it. What he did next — in Part 2.