To help maximize your item exposure and earnings potential, video template packs can now be broken into smaller groupings , making them suitable for customers looking to purchase smaller packs.
This also means you can upload your packs in a more profitable format to the Elements platform .
So, now is the perfect time to take a look at your most successful template packs and consider breaking them into smaller bundles! Plus, you can continue to sell your original larger pack as a separate item for those who need it.
Finally, I’ve been waiting for this option.
Question: if the pack includes PP and AE elements, it’s possible to make smaller bundles for AE and smaller bundles for PP or maybe even make the bundles with AE and PP all together? also, is there any special category for the smaller bundles so users can recognize directly it’s part of a big bundle?
I think this can be done. If you have 10 projects in your profile and you want to present them as one package, you can. Considering the reverse logic, this is possible. Because if you are offering the package piece by piece, you should be able to offer the pieces as a package.
Both options are possible! Think about breaking the smaller packs into what a customer might need for a project that would use your items. Your PP and AE pack makes sense if the items are part of the same theme. To use the holiday example again, you might break a pack into ‘christmas items’ and include PP and AE options. In this example you could create a separate pack of ‘halloween items’ in PP and AE format.
A ‘holiday pack’ in AE only and a separate one in PP only could also work. I am going to check for you on the category question and will come back shortly with an answer
This example works - as a customer may not need transitions for all platforms and they may be more inclined to purchase the item on Elements if it includes only the platform they need (eg zoom)
While we haven’t really worked this opposite approach into the plan, the end result would be the same… with one large item containing multiple smaller templates. And then a bunch of the smaller templates available individually. So I see no reason why this wouldn’t be permitted.
Just keep in mind, we’re going to have to monitor this scenario and formulate a policy around it if we find that it’s being abused. Generally speaking, you’re probably safe to include each of the child items into one larger parent bundle. But you shouldn’t come back a month later and submit a new parent bundle, containing one or more of the child items that were included in the previous parent bundle.
