There is a new kid on the block and I believe that this startup is going to take off like a Rocket! BoxRockit, still a very young startup, is the answer to selling digital products online, easily.

Sell anything digital like eBooks, videos, digital art, photography, fonts, software using one channel (Twitter) to engage, inform, share, market and sell…

Quickly, easily, cheaply.

I really cant stress how easy it is to sell your “stuff” online. You dont need a website or any of the things associated with online e-commerce. All you need is a digital product.

How many resources are designers and developers, photographers and writers sitting on? I say it’s time to get all that stuff online and make some cash with it, right? Let’s face it, you already spend hours gaining followers on Twitter anyway, now you can sell your products to them!

Basically to put it in a nutshell:

1. You sign up for FREE at BoxRockit.com using your Twitter account.
2. You add a digital download product and schedule some tweets.
3. Watch the cash roll in :)

If you have any questions regarding BoxRockit please visit the BoxRockit FAQ page or tweet them @BoxRockit or you can just contact me (@pweingartz) on Twitter.

I wonder sometimes about the people in high places (not trees and tall buildings) that make decisions over at Google. Seriously though, what is the intended use of Google Buzz? I have heard many a fanboy call it the bluebird slaying alternative to the social media phenomenon which is Twitter… But it’s not.

Can any of my 3 readers please tell me what the hell they use Buzz for and how they do it? I follow a couple of people on Buzz (about 30 to be exact) and I get all these “updates” but can never seem to see anything new in the Buzz-Feed. Information that is inaccessible is of no use to me.

I think the geniuses over a Google Land should reevaluate some of the fundementals of Buzz and do a friggin update already. Not sure I’ll get it though.