The Yard

You Are Sitting On A ₦500,000 Business And You Don't Even Know It.

The 30-day system for Nigerian digital creators who are done posting for free and ready to get paid for what they know.

Let me paint you a picture.

It's 11pm. You're scrolling. Someone just posted their win — "₦380,000 from my digital product this month 🙏" — and instead of celebrating for them, you feel something quiet and uncomfortable.

You feel like that should be you.

It's not like you are jealous, it's just because you know things people pay for. You've answered DMs, given advice, changed people's situations... you've done all these for free, over and over again and your bank account looks exactly the same as when you started.

Here's What Nobody Is Telling You.

• Your knowledge is not the problem.
• Your follower count is not the problem.
• The economy is not the problem.
• Your knowledge is unpackaged.

You are giving people the experience of what it would be like to buy from you through free content, DMs, comment replies but you've never created the actual thing they can hand money over for.

That's not a talent problem. That's a packaging problem. And packaging is a learnable, specific skill.

I know this because I have watched creators who made a serious living from digital products. They built one product. Validated it before they built it. Priced it with evidence, not fear. And launched it with a real strategy behind it.

The difference was never talent or audience size. It was process.

Introducing: The Digital Bag Challenge.

A 30-day live cohort. By the time it ends, you will have built, priced, listed and publicly launched one digital product with real buyers and real proof that your knowledge is worth paying for.

Week 1 — Find the right thing to build.

We work backwards from the demand already sitting in your DMs. By Friday you'll know exactly what to build and you'll have validated that someone wants it before you've made a single slide.

Week 2 — Price it and pre-sell it.

You'll set up your Selar store at the right price and run a pre-sale. The market answers the price question for you before you build anything.

Week 3 — Build it in seven days.

Fixed scope. Daily targets. Templates for every format. A finished product in your hands by Friday not a draft, or an outline. A finished, deliverable product.

Week 4 — Launch it. Publicly.

A scripted 7-day launch calendar across Instagram, TikTok and WhatsApp. Every caption, every DM, every follow-up will be written and ready. You never stare at a blank caption box during the most important week of your launch.

What You're Getting:

→ 30 days of daily accountability — the thing that makes people who never finish, finally finish

→ The Complete Template Vault — every worksheet, pricing calculator and delivery setup guide

→ The Pre-Sale Script Pack — WhatsApp, DM and email versions for selling before you build

→ The Launch Week Swipe File — 21 ready-to-adapt captions across 7 launch days

→ The Pricing With Evidence Framework — the actual mechanics behind what Nigerian buyers pay for

→ Creator Yard Alumni Community — permanent access to the graduate network after the challenge ends

The Price.

If you tried to source everything above separately, you'd spend well over ₦100,000.

The Digital Bag Challenge is not ₦100,000.

It's not ₦50,000.

For the October 2026 cohort, the waitlist price is ₦10,000.

(₦15,000 after the waitlist closes.)

To put that in context: if you build a guide at ₦5,000 and sell it to three people already in your audience, you've made your money back before the month is over. Twice.

The challenge is not the cost. The challenge is finishing. That's exactly what these 30 days are built to make happen.

The Catch.

This cohort is capped at 50 people. Not as a tactic but as the number at which the accountability system actually works. The moment it becomes 60 or 70 people, the group dynamic shifts and the thing that makes people finish starts to erode.

When the 50 seats are filled, the registration closes.

The Guarantee.

You have 48 hours from October 6th to decide if this is for you. Show up, experience Day 1 and Day 2 and if it's not what you expected, message us and you will get a full refund. No negotiation.

Nobody who has shown up for Day 1 and Day 2 has ever asked for one. Because by the end of Day 2, they have a validated product idea and a pre-sale message ready to send and for the first time, a real plan instead of a vague intention.

This Is For You If:

• You're a coach, consultant, educator or professional whose knowledge has genuine market value and you know it
• You've been posting for free long enough and the gap between engagement and income is impossible to ignore
• You've tried to build something before and it stalled
• You have valuable knowledge people would pay to learn
• You're ready to do this in public, with a fixed deadline, in front of 49 other people doing the same thing
• You have 45–90 minutes a day and you want to leave 30 days with something that sells indefinitely

This Is NOT For You If:

• You're looking for a passive income shortcut that doesn't require you to show up and actually build something
• You want to watch and absorb but never implement
• You aren't willing to launch publicly, this ends with a real launch, to your real audience

Here's What Happens Next.

Click the link. Go to the checkout. Pay ₦10,000.

You'll be added to the October cohort group before October 6th. On Monday morning, the 30 days begin.

In a few days from today, one of two things will be true.

Either you have a profitable digital business that exists in the world with a checkout link, a launch behind you, and your first sale.

Or you don't.

You've been at the "or you don't" for long enough.

P.S. If you're thinking "I'll join the next one" — the next cohort has no confirmed date. The October cohort has confirmed dates, a confirmed price, and seats that are filling. "The next one" is the same delay that's kept the product in your head instead of in the market. Fifty seats. October 6. ₦10,000. Let's build your bag.

P.P.S. The risk is ₦10,000. The upside is a finished product that sells for the rest of the year. That is not a difficult decision.