You Can Have Your Cake, And Eat It.
A PAUSE FOR THOUGHT You can have your cake and eat it.What is it that makes the sale of information products 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

Gallas 'stripped' of captain role
William Gallas is stripped of the Arsenal captaincy after his public attack on the team, BBC Sport understands.
Lopez draws Spain level in final
David Nalbandian and Feliciano Lopez win a match apiece to leave Argentina and Spain tied at 1-1 after day one of the Davis Cup final.
Kinnear open to role for Shearer
Manager Joe Kinnear tells the BBC's Football Focus "the door is always open" for Alan Shearer to work at Newcastle.
Injured Price out for Australia
Australia's veteran prop Steve Price is ruled out of the Rugby League World Cup final with a calf injury.
Katich digs in to rescue Aussies
Simon Katich's half century helps Australia to 131-6 at the end of day two against New Zealand, a lead of 189.
Sorenstam says farewell to Tour
Annika Sorenstam ends her LPGA Tour career after missing the cut in Florida.
Berbatov & Brown out for Man Utd
Manchester United striker Dimitar Berbatov will miss two games, while defender Wes Brown is out for up to five weeks.
Gerrard vows to stay at Anfield
Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard says he wants to end his career at Anfield before turning to management.
Rain stalls S Africa victory bid
South Africa's hopes of a three-day win in the first Test over Bangladesh are scuppered.
Smith backs McCoist as successor
Current Rangers manager Walter Smith would like his assistant Ally McCoist to be given the chance to take over as Ibrox boss.
England v South Africa (Sat)
England aim to bounce back from defeat by Australia when they face South Africa on Saturday in a repeat of last year's World Cup final.
Wales v New Zealand (Sat)
Match preview and team details ahead of Saturday's Millennium Stadium clash between Warren Gatland's Wales and Graham Henry's New Zealand.
F1 boss faces divorce case
The wife of Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone files for divorce, it is announced.
Fisher moves up Hong Kong field
Oliver Fisher and Oliver Wilson are among the leaders in Hong Kong, where 14-year-old Jason Hak becomes the youngest player to make the cut at a European Tour event.
Ferdinand & Cole to produce film
England stars Rio Ferdinand and Ashley Cole are linking up with rapper 50 Cent and actor Danny Dyer on a new British gangster movie.

the freebie, you will never lose money by giving things away for free. You can have your cake and eat it..