When I started creating digital content, I was told to “stick to one niche.” But that never felt right. I’m multi‑passionate—and so is my audience. That’s why I built a digital business that reflects real life: diverse, overlapping, and full of different interests. Instead of boxing myself into one category, I embrace variety and show others how to do the same.
Today, I run a blog, sell digital products on Etsy, and help others launch their own solo businesses. My approach proves that you don’t need to limit yourself to one niche—you can build a thriving business by serving multiple interests.
📱 My Most Popular Blog Post: Google Sheets on Mobile
One of the first posts that really took off on my blog was a tutorial on using Google Sheets on mobile. It solved a simple but common problem: people want to manage their data, budgets, and projects on the go. That post opened the door to more tech tutorials, like how to align images in HTML or set up Ads360+. These aren’t just random tips—they’re practical tools that help people build websites, blogs, and digital businesses.
💸 My Top Seller on Etsy: The Susu Spreadsheet
On Etsy, my best‑selling product is a Susu spreadsheet. It’s a digital tool for managing group savings—a concept rooted in community finance. I created it because I needed it myself, and it turns out thousands of others did too. That’s the power of multi‑interest ecommerce: when you solve real problems across different areas of life, people respond.
🧾 Bookkeeping, Taxes, and Digital Freedom
Another big topic I cover is bookkeeping and taxes for solo businesses. Many creators and solopreneurs struggle with 1099s, deductions, and tracking income. I’ve shared templates and guides to make it easier. But I don’t stop there—I encourage people to start their own solo or digital business. Whether it’s selling spreadsheets, launching a blog, or offering services, there’s room for everyone to build something meaningful online.
🌐 Start Your Blog. Monetize Your Website. Build Your Empire.
If you’ve ever wanted to start a blog or website, now’s the time. You don’t need to be a tech expert—you just need a message, a few tools, and the willingness to share. I’ve helped people set up their sites, monetize with digital products, and grow their audience. And I’ve done it all while staying true to my multi‑interest approach.
🚀 Final Thoughts
You don’t have to choose between being a techie, a creative, a teacher, or a business owner. You can be all of them. Your audience is already multi‑interest—why not serve them that way? If you’re ready to build your own digital business, I’ve got resources, templates, and real‑world advice to help you get started. Let’s build something expansive, expressive, and profitable—together.