I had dabbled in the idea of internet marketing for 6 months before I became serious about it. I started by reading ebooks like The Rich Jerk and The Super Affiliate Handbook. The numbers were dreamy and made me feel good inside, but it just took too long, I thought, to get going with these ideas. I had spent a month designing and building a site that proved to have no results.

I didn't even think about continuing with the ideas I learned from reading those ebooks, blogs, and articles for months. Then, I got so sick of working jobs I disliked that I made a solid decision that I was going to make money online. I read an article at www.earnersblog.com about selling digital products on ebay. A great idea, I thought, to sell items I didn't have to ship. So I was browsing ebay, I discovered a ridiculously huge ebook package that seemed to have everything the early marketer could need. And plus, it was resellable! I spent my measly $10 and bought the package.

I didn't begin to profit from reselling the ebooks for about a month. That was because I dove into all of the books and software that interested me first. I had access to valuable info and tools I thought for which I'd pay at least $90 each.

I now sell the very package with resell rights on my site, http://www.internet-business-startup.com for the same price. And if you sell this package on a site that pulls just 100 visitors per day, you could be generating $50-$100 a day. But if you market the individual items properly on a higher traffic site, you'd be making much more. Be sure to capture each of your customers names and emails as well. That way you are getting paid to build your list. You will have leads at your fingertips for any future promotions you might have.

I would recommend selling such an ebook package for more on a website, as eBay is now flooded with eBooks and has since devalued them. However there is still plenty of money to be made in the eBook biz, indeed. Indeed, there is money to be made.