Have a ThriveCart account, but wondering how to sell your Canva templates / digital artwork files / spreadsheet templates / Trello or Notion templates / or any other kind of small digital product?

You need a product hub inside Thrivecart Learn Plus that gives your customers access to all of their purchases in ONE organized place.

Do you sell courses on ThriveCart but smaller digital products (templates, eBooks, digital files) through another shopping cart platform? So annoying to manage both. Especially with two affiliate platforms!

 Or do you sell your digital products on ThriveCart, but just deliver them to your customers' inboxes and just hope they save their emails? Let's face it. They've probably forgotten about that PLR template they got from you from that bundle last year...

 Have you been looking for a way to set a Thrivecart Learn course as the bump offer for a digital product - only to discover that ThriveCart doesn't let you do that. Unless, that is, you turn all of your digital products into "courses" and clutter up your student dashboard in the process... Ugh...

 

In this training, you'll learn how to use ThriveCart Learn Plus to set up one central product hub that provides personalized access to your library of digital products (Canva templates, PDFs, Trello Boards, Ebooks, clipart sets, spreadsheets, etc.).

Each customer is given access only to the products they have purchased, along with other information and resources to enhance their experience (and bring you additional sales in the process).

"Why not just sell my courses in ThriveCart and my smaller digital products in aMember Pro / Woocommerce / Shopify / etc?"

You can, but then you have to manage two different platforms, and two different affiliate programs. Your customers might need two different accounts with you. And let's face it, programs like aMember Pro can be sooo clunky and not user-friendly.

"Why not just sell my Canva templates etc on ThriveCart and deliver them through my email service provider?"

You can, but then you can't set a course up as a bump offer for any of those products, and vice versa. And your customers will also just have to hope they remember what they've purchased from you. Honestly, unless they are super organized, it'll probably get buried in their inbox. And so they also will probably never see the coupon code that you tucked inside for your related products, and so you'll miss out on future sales...

"So why not just create ThriveCart Learn courses out of all of my products?"

You can, but whoa, that's going to be a lot of "courses" for someone to wade through on their ThriveCart dashboard. I have some customers who have 10+ clipart sets and 5+ Canva templates from me, along with a course or two. Do I really want them having to sift through 15 different fake "courses" to find the REAL courses? Wouldn't it be better to have a one-stop-shop where all those smaller products are grouped together?

"Is this just aesthetic? Or will it actually make me money?"

I have two product hubs hosted in ThriveCart Learn Plus - one for my clipart sets and one for all other templates. Yes, it's a customer experience upgrade, but it's not JUST aesthetic. My product hubs have allowed me to:

• Deliver extra value with each purchase, which leads to repeat customers
• Provide coupon codes for related purchases in a place where customers are likely to SEE those coupons, even months later
• Remind customers what they already have from me so that they actually USE it, which in turn means they are more likely to return for more later and more likely to share my name with others.
• Promote my affiliate program (I saw a marked increase in people signing up for my affiliate program after starting my product hubs.)

Ready to create your product hub?

*This is a digital product. Nothing will be shipped. All sales are final. No returns, refunds, or exchanges.