Turn Your Bookkeeping Website into a Money-Making Machine with Digital Products

Your bookkeeping website is more than just an online business card—it’s a powerful tool. And now, it can be a profitable one, too.

If you’ve ever thought about selling digital products but weren’t sure what to offer (or didn’t have time to create them from scratch), I’ve got good news: I’m adding e-commerce functionality to the Website in a Box, so you can start selling digital products directly from your site.

Why Bother with Digital Products?

Because they make you money without sucking up your time.

Here’s why they’re a game-changer for bookkeepers:

  • Passive Income: Sell once, deliver automatically, and keep earning. No extra work required.
  • More Website Engagement: Give visitors a reason to stick around (and buy from you).
  • Low Effort, High Profit: No inventory, shipping, or fulfillment headaches—just digital downloads.
  • Expert Status: Show off your knowledge and build trust with potential clients.

And since digital products work 24/7, your website can make money while you sleep.

What Kind of Digital Products Can You Sell?

Not sure what to offer? Here are some easy wins for bookkeepers:

  • Business & Financial Plan Templates – Help small business owners organize with plug-and-play templates.
  • QuickBooks & Xero Guides – Step-by-step ebooks to make bookkeeping software less confusing.
  • Expense & Income Trackers – Simple, done-for-you spreadsheets that make financial tracking easy.
  • Bookkeeping Checklists – Monthly, quarterly, and year-end checklists to help business owners stay on top of their books.

But let’s be real—you probably don’t have the time (or desire) to sit down and make these products from scratch. That’s where white-label digital products come in.

White-Label Digital Products: Sell Without the Hassle

White-label products let you sell done-for-you digital products under your brand—without creating anything yourself.

That means:

  • No writing, designing, or formatting from scratch
  • No guessing what your audience needs (these are proven to sell)
  • Just rebrand, upload, and start selling

And to make this even easier, I’m recommending two white-label digital products that are perfect for bookkeepers. If you’re interested in grabbing either of them, you can use my referral links below!

1. Business & Financial Plan Template + Small Business Tracker

A plug-and-play 58-page business and financial plan template + an automated small business tracker (Google Sheets) to help business owners keep their finances in check.

  • Pre-designed and easy to customize
  • Includes a monthly bookkeeping checklist and financial planning guide
  • Comes with white-label rights—meaning you can sell it as your own

Get this product here

2. QuickBooks & Xero Beginner’s Guide EBooks

Two 36-page beginner-friendly guides designed to help small business owners master QuickBooks Online & Xero without losing their minds.

  • Easy-to-follow step-by-step tutorials
  • Includes bonus guides, checklists, and bookkeeping shortcuts
  • White-label rights included—sell them under your own brand

Get this product here

How to Get Started

If you’re already a client who has purchased the Website in a Box, you can start selling digital products right from your site—no complicated setup needed.

If you’re not a client and need help setting this up on your existing website, contact me here.

  • Add an online store to your site
  • Sell digital products directly to your audience
  • Start making passive income (without doing extra work)

Ready to turn your website into a money-making machine? Let’s make it happen.

Your website should work for you, not just exist. Let’s get it making you money! 🚀

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Not sure whether to put your pricing on your website? Here’s the short answer:

– List your prices if you want to save time, attract qualified leads, and be upfront about your rates.

– Keep prices off if you’re still refining your offers, open to negotiation, or want more conversations to sell your value.

Both approaches have pros and cons—it all depends on your goals! Read the full breakdown here:

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