You Can Have Your Cake..............
You can have your cake and eat it.What is it that makes the sale of information products on the internet so appealing?Is it the fact that the only storage space required is a minute spot on your computer's hard disc.Perhaps it is because even when you have sold it, you still have it, ready to sell again as many times as you can.Can you think of anything else that can be sold and sold again without having to replenish the initial stock.Something that you can send instantly to anywhere in the world without having to pay postage and packaging expenses.Something that costs you so little that you can afford to give away as a bonus to your customers for purchasing another of your products.The main reason that I like information products is that I can offer them to everyone for free. I can insert any number of links to my other products in the expectation that some of them will generate sales.People like something for nothing. If what you give them is of value to them, (not just a load of re-hashed junk) there is a very good chance that they will check out your links to see what you are offering. It's one of the very best forms of advertising that you can use.Information products can consist of anything from a single page containing something relevant to that person. A few pages explaining how something works.

A short series of lessons on any subject of general interest. Even a full size e-book that can be purchased elseware for real money.Provided that you have links to some other item that compliments the freebie, you will never lose money by giving things away for free. You can have

Clubs await Champions League draw
The draw for the Champions League group stages takes place in Monaco at 1700 BST on Thursday.
Smith ruled out of one-day clash
South Africa captain Graeme Smith misses the third one day match against England on Friday because of a tennis elbow injury.
Jankovic survives Arvidsson test
World number two Jelena Jankovic reaches the US Open third round, along with Svetlana Kuznetsova and Elena Dementieva.
China lights the Paralympic torch
The Paralympic flame is lit in an elaborate ceremony at Beijing's Temple of Heaven, ahead of the Games on 6 September.
Chelsea set to seal Robinho deal
Chelsea are close to signing Real Madrid forward Robinho, according to Blues chief executive Peter Kenyon.
Gerrard misses England qualifiers
Liverpool's Steven Gerrard is to miss England's World Cup qualifiers in September as he requires a groin operation.
Doubts over Republic venue
The Republic of Ireland's World Cup qualifier against Georgia on 6 September may not now be played in the German city of Karlsruhe.
Raikkonen defiant over poor form
Kimi Raikkonen rejects claims he is short of motivation following a run of poor form for Ferrari.
Ponting backs Olympic Twenty20
Australia captain Ricky Ponting says Twenty20 cricket will become an Olympic sport in the future.
Asif asks for drugs hearing delay
Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Asif requests a drugs hearing to be postponed until mid-September.
Boks call up Mujati and Ndungane
South Africa call up Odwa Ndungane and Brian Mujati for their final Tri-Nations Test against Australia on Saturday.
Johnnie Walker Ch'ship scores
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Bolt still to reach peak - coach
Usain Bolt's coach says he will not reach his peak for another two years as the Olympics star returns to racing in Zurich on Friday.
NI Trophy live scores
John Higgins, Stephen Maguire and Ronnie O'Sullivan are all in action on day five of the Northern Ireland Trophy in Belfast.
LPGA players to face English exam
All players taking part in LPGA Tour events will be required to speak at least basic English from 2009.

your cake and eat it.All the best. ...Bob....