Offer a customized e-information product instead of writing a whole ebook and guessing what info people will buy. Just let them decide. You could charge people to e-mail you five to ten questions that they want answers to.

After they order, take them to a private web site where you would have a special e-mail address or form they could use to e-mail you questions. You would then e-mail them back answers to their questions. If you're an expert, it will be pretty easy to answer questions without any research.

You can also get away with charging a high price for customized information. You could charge a one time fee, per question or even a subscription fee. You would have to limit number of questions they could ask every month unless you have a big staff.

2) CHARGE FOR UPDATES

Jim specializes in creating software tools, ebooks and info products people can use immediately to improve their lives and businesses online. A prolific writer, Jim also writes a weekly syndicated newspaper column "The Net Reporter" http://www.thenetreporter.com where he reports on Internet tips, tricks and technology issues for non-technical people.

Nickname: Jim

Age: 34

Present Residence: Williamsburg, VA

Name Of College: College Of William and Mary

First Full/Part-time Job: Domino's Pizza delivery driver

Marital Status: married

Number Of Children: 2

Number Of Pet(s): 4

Pet Type(s)/Name(s): Taffy - Chihuahua, Daisy - Terrier, Dinky - Chihuahua, Dutchess - Pomeranian "It takes a real man to love small dogs!"