The ban of downloadable products on eBay seemed like a huge blow to the many authors of ebooks, software and other digital products being sold on ebay.



What does this mean for you?

If you are an author, it means reduced competition plain and simple.

If you are a buyer of the many great products that were offered, it means less clutter.

I said less competition, but how do you still compete?

It is simple, burn your products to CD and physically mail them. This does not break eBay's rules and you have the opportunity to pack the disk full of products and offers that could upsell many customers.

The customer can benifit by the added value, by the included extra free products and you can benifit by offering other digital information you have for sale.

CDs are cheap these days, and simple packaging can be bought in bulk for pennys each.

Dont want to be bothered by all the shipping or want to automate this process more, well I have another option.

I've been using the software at http://www.cashthunder.com and it has proven to be an amazingly easy way to keep in the heat of things. I've recovered my costs and made a ton of profit in just the first month of using this automation software.

What does it do? It takes advantage of services available to automatically send CDs to your customers at a low price , around $1.75 a CD.

This allows you to free up more time to market and create more content to sell.

I hope this tip was helpful.

Untill next time,

Jimmy