3-A Frequently Updated Blog will Keep Spiders Visiting Your Site Often:

Most of us are aware that search engines like sites that are updated frequently. If you have your blog set up correctly, every post will update several pages of your site. Then pinging Yahoo and blog and feed directories at Pingomatic can bring out spiders in just a few hours. This is a great way to get new pages of your site indexed quickly and frequently.

4-Your Site is Stickier and More Appealing to Visitors:

A blog on your site is an easy way to keep your site updated on a regular basis. The upside is that visitors will come by more often. If they find your blog interesting and informative, they may bookmark your site. That means you have a much greater chance of making sales. And you have a ready-made audience for any new products you launch.

A blog can also add a human face to your website that potential customers will trust and respond to. Most marketers know that people buy from people they like and respect. A well-written blog is a great way to build a relationship with your visitors.

5-A Blog Is The Fastest And Easiest Way To Build A Brand-New Website Without Training:

Even a 10 year old could set up a blog at Blogger.com and be blogging almost immediately. No HTML knowledge is necessary. You don't need to know how to FTP. You don't need to know how to link pages in your site together. All you have to do is type in your post and click on "publish" button. And yet you can still set up an attractive, spiderable site in record time.

Blogs can be used for any type of site, not just for online ezine delivery or a place to announce new products. Using a blog you could quickly build a niche site. Just research best keywords for your niche. Then write articles around those keywords and post them to your blog. Include your keywords in your title. You now have an instant niche site that will be spidered quickly and be easy to maintain.

6-Keyword competition in RSS feed sites is much less than in SE's:

Google, Yahoo, and MSN each have many millions of webpages in their indexes. It can be almost impossible to get top rankings for competitive keywords if you don't have a high PR site with lots of backlinks.

It's a completely different story at RSS feed sites. The competition for many high-competition keywords is almost nonexistent. Setting up a blog in some of these high-competition niches is a good way to successfully compete.

Marketers spend a lot of time and money getting traffic to their sites, creating backlinks, getting good SE rankings, and building relationships with their customers. A blog can improve your results in all those areas. There aren't very many free marketing techniques that can make that claim!

Next, you must write a 'new' short report that will be heart of package and a 'centralized reference'. You must answer almost all questions or needs of your customer through this report. You don't have to write so much - all you have to do is direct your customers to particular ebook in your package where s/he can find answer. For example, say our customer wants to find how to promote his ezine. When s/he reads through your 'short report', s/he must be able to follow through a headliner in your report, such as 'Ezine Promotion' and find ebook that will answer his question.

In rare occasions, you might not find answer to some questions in any of ebooks in your collection. In that case, search Internet and include a webpage where your customer can find answer. Bundle it into package itself if possible, without having a hyperlink to an external page, requiring your customer to be connected to Internet. Sometimes, you can answer some questions by writing about half a page in centralized reference report itself. Whatever you do, you must achieve final goal of 'all under one roof' for your customer.

Your next step is writing a good sales copy. You must read all of 'supplied' sales pages of products in bundle, jot down power points in them and re-write a good, quality sales letter. Your sales letter should be highly attractive, and give customers feeling that it's an 'all under one roof' product, which means if they buy it, they don't have to buy anything else again to find answers to their basic questions and needs.

You must also design a good cover for your package, since researches have shown that having a good cover graphic increases conversion rate. Sometimes, you may find a good cover graphics maker in your reseller software package itself, or you can even Google search for free covers.

Now this is a new product, with a new sales letter, with a good targeted audience. And it can all be done under two hours, assuming you have basic skills such as copywriting and web page development. How much more can an original product, totally made from scratch can do? Your package can be far better than many original products, given that you have done job properly. For example, assume somebody writes a new ebook on 'how to start an ezine'. But your product will contain that information, plus so much more, and even some helpful software. In your customer’s eyes, your package is a big winner compared to truly ‘original’ product.

To summarize, you don't have to re-invent wheel - there are so much of basic info-products available for you to build on. If you implement these strategies successfully, you can build quality 24/7 money sucking info-products in virtually no time. Why don't you build a 'high quality' new info-product for a hungry market within next 2 hours? See clock; it’s ticking; it's time to get into 'work'. Good luck with creation of your 2 hour hot-seller!