Hello all researchers and commenters,


We are planning to start an e-business, we see that there is a great chance to 
earn some money selling some e-products and services.
But we are at the very beginning and do not know what to sell at this time.
We are ready to buy reselling rights on some products that have great demand 
and could be sold good.
We need a little list of hot-selling e-products and e-services. No matter 
wether those are e-books or marketing services.
We need just a list of 10-20 easy to obtain and resell products.

Thank you everybody in advance!

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Request for Question Clarification by mit-ga on 24 Apr 2002 22:15 PDT

Hi there!

By "e-products", are you referring to software and e-book type of
items, or any retail item that is sold online (e.g., computers,
chairs, etc.)?

Thanks

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Clarification of Question by baldoni-ga on 25 Apr 2002 23:14 PDT

Yes, i only mean products that can be sold ellectronically, and
doesn't need to be shipped. These may be software, e-books, some
intresting content or anything else.

Thanks, hope to have this question answered soon.

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Request for Question Clarification by missy-ga on 26 Apr 2002 11:14 PDT

I must admit to being confused.  You say you want a list of 10 - 20
easy to obtain products that *don't need to be shipped*?

What about products that you can sell without carrying an inventory? 
Things that *someone else* handles shipping for?

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Clarification of Question by baldoni-ga on 26 Apr 2002 11:27 PDT

I am sorry for making you confused.
I mean only electronic products and services.
For example - email lists for advertisers, e-books (as i have already
said), web design and hosting (thanks to commenters) etc.
I don't want to handle with physical goods like computers, their
components and so on.

Thank you.

Greetings from Google!

You asked for a list of 10 - 20 resellable internet products. Please
remember that most internet companies are not profitable. I would
strong caution you to not be misled by all the get rick quick schemes
you see on the internet. There really is no such thing as a get rich
quick scheme. Be especially on the look out for pyramid schemes such
as internet services with commissions and "downlines." If, despite all
the risks mentioned above, you would still like to look at some of
these products, I have provided a list below.


The most popular resellable product would have to internet services:

CNW.com offers resellable ISDN internet service for $200 a month (plus
setup fees)
http://www.home.cnw.com/dedline.html

Digiverge.net offers resellable dialup (modem) internet access for
$12.95
http://digiverge.net/dialup/ 

inch.com has resellable frame relay internet access service (T1 and
lower) for varying pricies.
http://www.inch.com/info/commercial.html

landoflakes.com offers resellable DSL internet access for varying
prices:
http://www.landoflakes.com/content/Business_DSL.htm


Another popular service is web hosting. 

Cedant.com offers resellable local webhosting from $29.95 a month
http://www.cedant.com/services/resellers/plans.html

Fleebo.com also offers webhosting for the same price as below.
http://www.fleebo.com/pro.html


Then there are the so-called "e-products." These are usually
resellable software and "e-books," but unfortunately, most of these
products operate on much of the same principles as a pyramid scheme.
That is, the customers of the sellers usually want to be sellers as
well.

Resale-rights-business.com has products such as the pop up code
generator available for reselling rights.
http://www.resale-rights-business.com/popupsoftware/

Resale-rights-business.com also has many other e-products with resale
rights:
http://resale-rights-business.com/index.html

Resalerights.com has a resellable package of "ebooks," which you can
then sell to others at equally exaggerated prices.
http://www.resalerights.com/profit/

ebookathon.com has an inventory of free and for sale ebooks that all
are resellable. Good place to look if you're interested in ebooks.
http://www.ebookathon.com


Finally, there are the "affiliate programs." These are groups of
websites which provide commission-based returns to its members, based
on referrals. It is an important aspect of internet marketing. A
comprehensive list of affiliate programs are available here:
http://www.associate-it.com/


In addition, onlinebusinessbasics.com has an article with tips on
starting your own internet business, with more links to resellable
products.
http://www.onlinebusinessbasics.com/articles/opportunities.html


Search Strategy:

resellable internet products
resellable internet services
resellable web hosting
resellable software


I hope this helps! Let me know if you need any clarifications on any
of the above information. Best of luck to you on your internet
venture.

Best Regards,
blader-ga

...don't follow ...lead ...check out this url
://www.google.com/press/zeitgeist.html

follow the trends ...do not buy/sell into the down trends...

There is a small company called Amazon.com that is losing something
like $1.50 on every sale it makes. If you want to know what sells well
on the web, they have already done the research. Just check out what
products they are selling. it includes: books, cds, electronics
(digital cameras, PDAs, MP3 Players), cooking ware, toys, DVDs, Health
and beauty supplies, vitamins, etc, etc.
They have TOP SELLER list for each category updated hourly.

But you are paying for a list right?

Iomega 31530 PocketZip 40MB PC Media (4 Pack) 
Linksys BEFSR41 Etherfast 4-Port Cable/DSL Router 
Palm m100 Handheld 
Linksys BEFW11S4 Wireless 4-Port Cable/DSL Router 
Microsoft D66-00021 Wheel Mouse Optical 
Koss KSC-50 SportClip Portable Sterophone 
Panasonic DVD-RV31K DVD-Video Player with MP3 Playback (Black) 
Hewlett Packard Jornada 520 and 540 Series Screen Protectors 
Viking CF128M 128MB Compact Flash Card for a MP3 Player, PDA or
Digital Camera
Labtec Curve-465 Headphones 
Viking SSFDC3/128 128MB Smart Media for a MP3 Player, PDA or Digital
Camera
Kodak Photolife K1000 AA Battery Charging Kit
Kodak Gold 200 - 4 Pack Film
Case Logic DC70 Digital Camera and Accessory Bag 
Samsung SCD67 MiniDV Digital Video Camcorder with 2.5" LCD, Picture in
Picure and Digital Still Capability
Canon PowerShot S330 Digital ELPH 2MP 3x Optical Zoom Camera Kit
Olympus Camedia Brio D-230 2.0MP Digital Camera
Canon PowerShot A40 2MP Digital Camera w/ 3x Optical Zoom
Canon PowerShot S30 3.0MP Digital Camera w/ 3x Optical Zoom
Canon PowerShot S40 4.0MP Digital Camera w/ 3x Optical Zoom
TDK MiniDV Tapes, 60 Minute (3-Pack) 
Nikon Coolpix 2500 2.0MP Digital Camera w/ 3x Optical Zoom 
Polaroid Silver JoyCam Instant Camera 
Canon Elph 370Z Kit 
Leatherman Wave with Deluxe Leather Belt Sheath
Bosch 4000K 10" Worksite Table Saw includes TS1000 Folding Steel Stand
and Outfeed Extension a $154.98 Value

First of all, the only business making real money on the net are
actually sex and gambling (casinos, bets etc...)
There are another products/services which can give you a good
opportunity, you can resell them:

Hosting
Web-design
e-books
Marketing (search engine optimization and promotion)
Marketing (newsletter , databases etc...)
Affiliate programs

Good Luck, you will need it !!!
Juan-Luis

A previous poster mentioned web hosting as a possibility, here are
some thoughts on that: I run a web hosting business that offers
inexpensive web hosting that is geared to people, not businesses. This
works out great because the sites we host don't get much traffic and
since we are dealing with only one person per site, the support is
kept to a minimum.

I'd recommend this business to anyone as a good way to make money
online. There are a few caveats, however.

1 - You have to have someone who knows the technical aspects.
2 - You probably won't strike it rich. We make okay money, but not
enough to retire to Costa Rica anytime soon.

I think we have been successful because we found a niche market of
people to offer our services to, any time you can do that it helps
your business. Just make sure you pick a big enough niche!

A couple more items and links:

The answer that you are looking for may depend on what types of profit
margins you are hoping to get. There are a number of e-tailers who
work on very slim margins (e.g., http://www.buy.com ), and those that
have gone after the higher margin items (e.g., Blue Nile:
http://www.bluenile.com, Ashford.com: http://www.ashford.com/, and Red
Envelope: http://www.redenvelope.com ).

What's hot right now? Amazon.com, has a Top Sellers category that
lists their most popular items (
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/new-for-you/top-sellers/-/main/ref=gw_subnav_ts/002-3619827-5698455
). It's a start to get a grasp of what people are buying and where
they are putting their money.

Hot items include (in no particular order):
1) Handhelds Compaq Ipaq handheld device (IDC Report on 1Q02: (
http://www.idc.com/getdoc.jhtml?containerId=pr2002_04_22_114258 )
2) Prosumer (pro/consumer) digital cameras (
http://news.com.com/2100-1040-827470.html )
3) DVDs ( http://xtramsn.co.nz/technology/0,,7937-1340989,00.html ), (
http://www.emedialive.com/news/indices/fff.html )
4) Wireless products (wireless modems and PC cards, phones with
multimedia)
5) Broadband wireless services (e.g., http://www.boingo.com , ATT
Wireless, Cingular)
6) Customer Relationship Managment(CRM) software services is expected
to be a $45B market by 2006 (
http://www.idc.com/getdoc.jhtml?containerId=pr2002_04_11_111155 )