In fact, here are 6 mouth-watering reasons why every marketer should be blogging:

1- Fast Search Engine Spidering and Indexing of Your Site:

Did you know that Google owns most popular blogging platform on planet? Blogger at http://www.blogger.com is used to produce thousands of blogs. Even a complete internet newbie can set up a blog in about 5 minutes at Blogger. And guess who can be counted on to come by and quickly spider all those new blog posts as they are written?

Yahoo is also embracing blogs and feeds in a big way. Savvy marketers know that adding their blogs and feeds to their MyYahoo page can bring Yahoo spider to their site almost immediately.

One of reasons that blogs get spidered so quickly is that most of them produce a feed. Many blogs automatically "ping" (or notify) some of large sites that carry these feeds and make them available for syndication. Search engines spider these sites many times a day. Blogger, for instance, pings Weblogs every time you make a post. You can also "ping" a free site called Pingomatic (http://www.pingomatic.com) every time you add a new blog post. Your ping will notify Yahoo and 11 other large feed sites that you've added a post. If it only were so easy to get Google to notice new pages on regular sites!

If you have a new site that you are having trouble getting indexed, adding a blog or RSS feed is one of quickest ways to get spiders to come calling.

2-Blogs can Build Your Backlinks Quickly:

If you've spent time trying to get reciprocal links to your site, you know how frustrating, boring, and time-consuming it can be. I've long considered reciprocal link building to be one of worst ways to develop link popularity. Many SEO experts consider one-way links to be far more effective.

A blog can build one-way links to your site fast. If you've just started a blog, you should submit it to large blog and feed directories. Here is a list of Top 55:

http://www.masternewmedia.org/rss/top55/

Once you've submitted your blog to these directories, you'll find your backlinks growing quickly. This past year, more webmasters are using RSS feeds on their sites to keep their sites fresh and spidered frequently. Software applications such as RSS Equalizer, Express RSS, and CARP make this easy.

After starting my first blog, I was amazed at how many different sites carried my feed with a link back to my site! These links can multiply exponentially over time.

This article describes an 'unexplored' way of developing 'new' high-quality info-products in no time by using, recycling and mixing 'expired' reseller rights products and employing some simple strategies. This can result in far better products than most original ones, if implemented successfully.

How To Setup A 24/7 Money-Sucker in Just 117 Minutes

Can you develop a new high quality information product for a hungry market under two hours? This is not another online hype or junk. This is about making true high quality info products quickly, without having to go through normal tedious approach that takes days or even months. When I told this 'secret' to one of my marketing colleagues, he asked why I don’t write a new ebook about it, which he expects to be a hot-seller. That's something to consider seriously, but for time being, I will lay out my secret 'short and sweet' for you, in this very article.

If you are marketing on internet for a while, you may know that there are so much of software and ebooks available as bundles, with reseller rights. Sometimes you can buy a big software bundle for a minimal price and at other times, you can download individual software or even bundles for free, somewhere on internet. All of these come with master reprint rights, which means you can sell it for any price once you buy it, including option of giving it away for free.

But this has created market saturation for these products. Since you can find these products almost always free on somewhere on internet, nobody can profit from it anymore, so some people tend to call these as 'online junk'. Some of these are truely high quality information products and worth some good dollars, but they have lost their perceptive value due to this market saturation. Since people don't 'pay' their cash to read these books, they perceive this knowledge as 'free' cheap knowledge and pay only a little attention to these. But in reality, some of these have better information than new paid info-products, in terms of both quantity and quality. (If you don't

already own a reseller rights package, get one at

http://www.mafoor.com/reseller/free.htm)

But what if you can create new products out of these old products? For example, consider this. If your target market is ezine readers, you can put some ezine related info products together and call new package as 'Ezine Cash Wallet' or 'Ezine Blackbox' or any other attractive name you see fit. Remember that a bundle like this must address many needs (if not virtually all) of target customer. He should be able to find answers to questions like, "How to start and ezine?", "How to advertise in an ezine?", tips for increasing subscriber rate, about building good rapport with ezine readers and almost any question you can think of, that target customer might benefit from.