If you’ve been writing pillar content on a blog for a while, consider putting together a series of blog posts and turning them into an information product. You may ask, why would anybody pay for content that’s already available for free on your blog?
Well, think about it, the internal revenue code of the United States and all the forms required to prepare our annual income tax returns are available to all for free at www.irs.gov. Still, I think most of us use either TurboTax or pay someone to do our taxes.
eBooks sell because they deliver information in a fast and convenient way. I prefer having information neatly organized in one single place rather than scattered throughout the Internet.
When it comes to technical information, I need to follow step by step written instructions and I always keep hard copies of newsletters and eBooks in my gym bag or briefcase to catch up on my reading and take advantage of waiting time.
I’ve studied eBooks while sitting on the beach or at an airport. I admit I’m an eBook junkie and my Paypal account shows evidence of this bad habit. 
Problogger Nathan Hangen recently put together a collection of his best blog posts (more than a year’s worth of output) into one eBook called Claiming your Destiny.
Grant Griffiths, co-founder of G2WebMedia provides some excellent tips on how to recycle content to create information products.
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