Sellsmithy

Sellsmithy covers digital products from the making side rather than the marketing side. The homepage headline is "Nobody buys a half-made thing," and the argument underneath it is that most digital product advice is about funnels and launches while the actual product quality goes unexamined.

The site's stated policy is on the homepage in plain terms. Every product built before it gets written up, platform fees counted rather than glossed over, the duds kept on the page, and passive income treated as not a thing.

"Passive income, not a thing" printed on your own homepage is a strong filter. It removes most of the audience this niche usually chases, which is the point.

What It Is Set Up To Cover

Templates, guides, packs and tools, approached as made objects where craftsmanship is most of the work. The economics get the same treatment, with platform fees counted into the numbers instead of quoted as gross revenue.

Published in twelve languages, with indexed paths for Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Portuguese, Hebrew, Hindi, Indonesian, and Vietnamese alongside English.

Where It Is Right Now

The homepage, about page and author page are live and the positioning is fully articulated. The archive is still filling.

Everything above is the site's declared standard rather than a record of published posts.

Who It Is Aimed At

People selling or planning to sell digital products who are tired of launch-strategy content that never inspects the product itself.

Anyone who wants net figures with platform fees already deducted rather than a gross number quoted for effect.