Learn How to Create Passive Income with Canva Even if Your Aren’t a Designer
What you’ll learn
- Get inspired by all of the many types of templates you can create and sell
- Research and identify a lucrative template niche
- Learn best practices for designing successful templates
- Explore numerous platforms on which you can sell your templates to create ongoing passive income
- Get tips on how to drive traffic to your templates to increase sales
Requirements
- A free Canva account and a can-do attitude are all you need!
Who this course is for:
- Anyone who has an interest in creating a new business selling Canva templates online. No need to be a professional designer. There are many easy template options that are still very profitable.
Description
Did you know that 75 MILLION people use Canva every single month?!
That’s a lot of people! And that’s why Canva templates are more in demand than ever before.
Yes, there are some free templates in Canva, but do you really want to use the same templates as 75 million other people? Of course you don’t! And neither do millions of people worldwide.
This course teaches you everything you need to know to go from a casual Canva user to a template-selling pro. The focus of the course is on the business side of this process rather than the design side.
The good news is that you don’t need to be a professional designer to be successful with this. There are many kind of templates you can sell that are easy to design. And I also show you where to find tons of design inspiration if you feel stuck in the design process.
Who this course is for:
- Online entrepreneurs
- Online marketers
- Bloggers
- Online business owners
- Anyone who wants to start a passive income business online from home
Take the guesswork out of setting up your template shop and start enjoying a new source of passive income. Because there is nothing better than making sales while you are asleep!
Can’t wait to see what you create. Enroll today!
(User figure is from Canva’s own blog. It reflects the number of users as of Dec. 2021.)
