Creating information-based products to sell on the internet has been going for many years now. Gurus seem to be everywhere, and making an excellent living on-line. In the current world financial climate, there has never been a better time to take your already-in-your-head life's knowledge, skills, and experience and reproduce it in some way.

Trouble is, the same Gurus advise you to find a topic that you are either good at, or know a lot about, produce an e-book, or more likely these days, a video and book. Set up a mini-site, and start selling. Sounds okay - and it is....but....there's a twist....

Why not do all the above, and then sell the product as a business to folks who might be interested. You'll be able to command a higher price, and sell it to as many others as you like. Suppose you priced it at £97. Could you sell say, five a week? or ten a month?

You can see I've chosen small easy targets to reach - and you're on £1000 - £2000 a month income. Create another product and suddenly you are making upwards to £5000 a month.

It's smart because you are exchanging your creation time for money. Beats the heck out of buying a pizza franchise for £30K, working 24/7 and barely paying your household bills....