Digital Assets

Not long ago, blogs were seen as personal diaries—online journals where people shared opinions, hobbies, or stories. Today, some of those simple websites have grown into 7-figure digital assets. Behind them are solopreneurs—individuals who started with little> > > >

In the creator economy, digital platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram play the role of giant marketplaces. They connect creators with global audiences, simplify distribution, and even handle monetization. But there’s a hidden challenge: platform risk. Platform risk> > > >

When people talk about digital assets, they usually mention courses, memberships, e-books, or communities. These models work, but they all have a limitation: they rely on continuous marketing and direct sales. You build, you sell, you promote—over> > > >

In real estate, pricing a property is straightforward: you look at location, square footage, condition, and recent sales of similar homes. But what about digital assets—online businesses, content libraries, or digital communities? How do you know what> > > >

Many digital creators build websites, online stores, content platforms, or software projects that generate real income. But what happens when you want to move on? Maybe you want to start something new, retire, or simply cash out> > > >