Digital downloads / The Side Project Society
Small ideas.
Your kind of freedom.
Turn your skills, creativity, and spare-time ideas into a side project worth launching. Beginner-friendly templates and guides for women ready to take the first step.
A little coffee. A clear next step. Something of your own.
Our promise, not a hype pitch
Beginner-friendly steps
Practical tools, small starting costs
No overnight-income promises
01 / Make the idea real
Less overwhelm.
More “I made this.”
The Side Project Society approach connects the dots: attract attention, build an audience, and offer something useful. Start with one product—not an entire empire.
Your first content series
“I'm building an online business from $0, and I'm showing you every step.”
Share experiments, lessons, and the tools you use. Give people a reason to follow the journey—not just one viral video.
Week 1
Build your brand
Choose your direction, open Instagram and TikTok accounts, create a Canva brand kit, and outline a free starter guide.
Week 2
Create something useful
Use Canva templates, content prompts, and a launch checklist to shape your first digital starter bundle.
Week 3
Show up & experiment
Test relatable hooks, quick tutorials, and behind-the-scenes videos. Aim for two short videos a day, then learn from what resonates.
Week 4
Connect the pieces
Explore an expanded bundle, relevant affiliate links, and an email welcome sequence that introduces your work.
02 / Your starting toolkit
Start small. Build from there.
Our product roadmap starts at $19. Browse the catalog for currently available downloads and full product details.
$19
Starter bundle
Canva templates, content prompts, and a simple launch checklist. Your first step from blank page to a focused plan.
$29
Premium template bundle
An expanded template toolkit for taking your next product and content ideas further.
$49
Mini-course
Beginner-friendly business guidance for connecting your product, content, and launch plan.
03 / Your next chapter
That idea you keep saving?
Give it a first step.
You don't need a huge audience to begin. Pick a useful tool, make a little space in your week, and start creating.