Pros and Cons of Using Canva Websites to Sell Digital Products

[@FlightinDarkness-eb7uh]

I'm the first to comment, but its like it was meant for me first. I'm in Canva pro since February but I'm not a touch everything in Canva, although maybe down the road, just a few pertinent applications for ministry related. for now digital books, and audio book downloads mainly, I wanted to point from you tube to Canva website, after I explain what the content is. the suggestions to sell on other platforms I will plug into, so this is what was thinking of when I came across your video. I appreciate the great insight you bring, pro and con at an experience level, and the fact that you thought to do this, is not in vein very helpful. God bless, well wishes to you yours.

[@Digivangelism]

Thanks for being here!

[@FlightinDarkness-eb7uh]

@@Digivangelism your very welcome

[@MesmerNature]

What I am trying to work out is if I design a t-shirt on Canva, sell it on Etsy, then what are the logistical steps to fulfil the order and get it to the customer? Can I integrate for POD?

[@TotallyCluelessTV]

I'm just getting involved with affiliate marketing, but I don't know if I should use Canva Pro or pay for a webserver and domain name, what do you suggest without having to pay for a web developer ?

[@Digivangelism]

Hi there - you can create a great looking site with Canva Pro for a variety of purposes. However, SEO isn't Canva's greatest strength. Since Affiliate marketing (might) rely alot on search engine results, perhaps backlinks, I would steer more toward a conventional WordPress/Squarespace type of site. If you do choose to go a Canva website route, you might want to think about a strategy to use socials to push traffic to your site. Good luck!

[@kranay_]

Hey! I noticed Canva doesn’t allow you to do multiple items so what I do is that you can set up a TikTok shop, Instagram or any social media platform shop to get multiple items. Just a tip! ❤ plus it’s free as well

[@Digivangelism]

Thanks for sharing the info!