YOUR DIGITAL PRODUCT IS READY TO SELL. BUT WHAT HAPPENS AFTER SOMEONE BUYS IT?

SELLING THE PRODUCT IS USUALLY WHEN THE QUESTIONS START.

Maybe a customer emails you and asks if she can give your workbook to her VA.

Someone buys one of your templates and wants to know whether she can use it when doing client work.

You receive an amazing testimonial from someone you gave free access to, and now you're wondering whether that needs to be disclosed when you put the testimonial on your sales page.

Or you start adding affiliate links to your emails and realize that having an affiliate disclosure somewhere on your website doesn't necessarily tell you what to say when you're actually recommending something.

These aren't questions about whether your product is good. They're questions about what happens around the product once you're selling and marketing it.

And that's where having the template is only the beginning.

BECAUSE HAVING THE RIGHT WORDS IS ONLY PART OF IT.

Once you open a Digital Product License, you still have to customize it for your business.

What kind of license are you giving your customers? Can they modify your materials? Can they use them inside their own businesses? What about client use? What happens if someone shares your product with another person who never purchased it?

The same thing happens with your Testimonial Disclaimer. Whether someone bought your product at full price, received free access, or was given an incentive can affect what needs to be reflected in your disclaimer.

And an Affiliate Disclosure still needs to reflect how you're compensated, whether that's through affiliate commissions, gifted products, paid sponsorships, or a combination of them.

You can work through all of that yourself.

Or you can have The Legal Edit: Studio do the customizing with you.

MEET THE LEGAL EDIT: STUDIO.

I originally created The Legal Edit as a collection of three legal templates for digital product sellers: a Digital Product License, Testimonial Disclaimer, and Affiliate Disclosure.

I've now built an interactive customization tool around those templates.

Instead of opening a document and trying to identify every provision that needs your attention, The Legal Edit: Studio asks you questions about how your business actually works. You make your selections, and you can watch the document update in the live preview as you go.

When you're finished, you can copy your document or export it to use in your business.

WANT TO SEE WHAT THAT ACTUALLY MEANS?

Let's use a digital product seller as an example.

MEET MAYA.

Maya sells a $49 Canva workbook template to other business owners.

She wants her customers to be able to customize the workbook for use inside their own businesses. She doesn't want them reselling her template, giving the original files to someone else, or distributing her work as their own.

That sounds straightforward. But once we start building her Digital Product License, there are several ways the document can be customized to reflect what she's actually selling and how she wants customers to use it.

MAYA'S LICENSE IS JUST ONE EXAMPLE.

Someone selling a course with downloadable worksheets may choose different options. A designer selling templates that customers are specifically allowed to use with clients may need something different again. Your product, your customers, and the permissions you want to give them determine how you customize your Digital Product License.

That's why I didn't build a tool that simply asks for your business name and gives everyone the same document.

The Legal Edit: Studio asks you about your product and how customers can use it, then uses your answers to customize the document.

And the Digital Product License is only one part of it.

THE DIGITAL PRODUCT LICENSE IS ONLY ONE PART OF STUDIO.

The Digital Product License has the most customization options, which is why I used it for the demo above. The same guided experience continues with the other two documents inside The Legal Edit: Studio.

YOUR TESTIMONIALS COME WITH QUESTIONS TOO.

Let's say someone sends you a fantastic testimonial after using your product.

Before you add it to your sales page, The Legal Edit: Studio asks you for context. Did that person purchase normally, or did you give them free access? Did they receive a discount or another incentive? Are you using a customer's experience, a client's experience, or a student's? Does the testimonial talk about individual results? Did you use AI when editing it?

You answer those questions inside the tool and select the options that apply to you. Your Testimonial Disclaimer updates based on those selections.

The tool also includes educational FTC-related guidance while you're working, so you have additional context as you customize your document.

Screenshot of The Legal Edit: Studio generator.

AND "I USE AFFILIATE LINKS" DOESN'T TELL THE WHOLE STORY EITHER.

Maybe you earn a commission when someone purchases through your links. Maybe brands send you free products. Maybe you also accept paid sponsorships.

The Legal Edit: Studio lets you identify the types of compensation you receive and customize your Affiliate Disclosure around those selections. You can also account for things like Amazon Associates participation and third-party merchant or pricing language when applicable.

And because disclosure isn't only about having a policy sitting on your website, the tool includes educational guidance about disclosure placement and gives you a shorter disclosure snippet that you can copy when you need to disclose an affiliate relationship directly in your content.

Screenshot of The Legal Edit: Studio generator.

YOU COULD ABSOLUTELY CUSTOMIZE THESE TEMPLATES YOURSELF.

That's why I still give you the editable documents.

The generator isn't there because you're incapable of editing a Google Doc. It's there because you shouldn't have to figure out every customization question from scratch before you can make the edit.

The templates give you the starting language. The interactive tool gives you a structured way to customize that language for your business and see your selections reflected in the document as you go.

You can use the interactive tool when you want the guidance, and you still have editable versions of the templates when you want to make changes yourself.

I BUILT THE LEGAL EDIT BECAUSE I'VE BEEN ON BOTH SIDES OF THIS.

I'm Michelle, a business attorney with more than 12 years of experience. I've spent years working with online business owners, and I've also spent years selling digital products myself.

So I've seen how easy it is to spend weeks creating the product, writing the sales page, setting up the checkout and planning the launch, while the documents that go along with it get pushed to the bottom of the list.

I originally created The Legal Edit because I wanted to give business owners a more accessible way to handle three of those documents. The templates were drafted by me, and more than 2,000 business owners have purchased The Legal Edit since I first released it.

But I also knew that having a template doesn't necessarily make customizing it easy.

That's why I created The Legal Edit: Studio. Instead of handing you the templates and leaving you to customize them on your own, Studio walks you through the customization process.

The templates give you the language to start with. The interactive tool helps you customize that language based on your business, your products, and the answers you provide.

Michelle Wilson, Esq. | Business Attorney, 12+ years

HERE'S EVERYTHING YOU GET INSIDE THE LEGAL EDIT: STUDIO.

ALL THREE TEMPLATES + THE INTERACTIVE CUSTOMIZATION TOOL FOR $47.

This is a one-time purchase. There is no monthly subscription.

You'll get:

• Digital Product License + Generator
• Testimonial Disclaimer + Generator
• Affiliate Disclosure + Generator
• Editable versions of all three templates
• Educational guidance inside the tool
• Live document preview
• Copy and export options
• Video walkthroughs

YOUR PRICE: $47

One-time payment. Instant access.

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