2007 is starting to look like the year of the logs. An explosion in Internet video is taking place, and in large part it's an explosion based on video Blogs. A massive online industry is gearing up around video sharing sites like YouTube and Internet video platforms like Brightcove. Television is moving online, and Internet TV may soon replace your favorite TV programs.

Viral video is rapidly becoming one of the most powerful marketing tools for boosting traffic to your web site. For more detail go to: www.product-creation-innovation.com.When you upload your video to YouTube, for instance, you simply need to copy the code that YouTube gives you and paste it into a new post on your blog. To distribute your video as a podcast, you only need to attach an RSS feed to it. As soon as you do that, your video product is ready to reach a potential audience of millions on the Worldwide Web.

As an Internet marketer, you need to be aware of what you can achieve by creating video products for sale on the Internet: * The sale of video products lets you launch an online business with a minimum cash investment. * If a video product is unsuccessful, it's easy to pull it off the market without running up losses-you don't have to invest in inventory to launch an Internet video business.

Like most popular video sites on the Internet, Rocket boom is distributed through a technology called Real Simple Syndication, or "RSS." This technology lets viewers subscribe to your channel and receive alerts every time you make a new video product available on your site. For more detail go to: www.instant-software-products.com.And like so many other new technologies that are connecting people on the Internet, RSS is a free service.

The ease with which a video product can be uploaded to video sharing sites like YouTube and Google Video is bringing about an explosion in Internet video. YouTube started as a site where individuals could share home videos with friends and family members. And although the bulk of the video content on YouTube continues to be home videos produced by amateurs, the site is beginning to attract professional content producers and large media companies. YouTube recently entered into a partnership with the BBC, for example, which illustrates how professional video content is beginning to move online.

Stay in touch with your customers. Businesses fail when they stop listening to what their customers are saying. Always approach your video business as a system that needs to be constantly improved to maintain your advantage over the competition. Stay focused on your customers. Concentrate on creating a video product that adds something of value to their lives.

Test the market. You don't have to quit your day job to start creating video products to sell on the Internet. Most people think that great companies are established by entrepreneurs who risked everything to test a business idea. The truth is that many successful Internet entrepreneurs launch and test their business systems without quitting their jobs.

By using a free service like Feed Burner, you make it easier for people to find you and to remember you. Whenever you post a new video on your blog, Feed Burner updates your RSS feed and alerts all the video distribution channels, as well as your bog's subscribers.