First Post. Need help with redirecting PLEASE READ

Okay here is the story. (This is my first post sorry if it is in the wrong place)

I have a blog on herbal incense and it is hosted by Blogger.

I am ranked number 1 in Google in many keywords regarding k2, herbal incense, spice, etc.

I am referring 12000 each month to affiliates, but I only make 10 percent commission off the referrals(1200)

I now want to start my own company and directly distribute incense off of my site.

How can I transition over to a an e-commerce type site while maintaining all of my SERPs?

Is it possible to redirect the blog to a new domain that I have my products? Or should I redirect my pages on my blog to a new page on the blog that has the items I carry? Or do you have any other suggestions.

Please help. I am kind of new to this, but I could increase my monthly revenue from 1200 to around 9000 with some help. Please try to keep it simple I am in no way a pro at this.

Again, I use Blogger.

Basically I want to start another site or page, and be able to keep my SERPs. Anybody?

yes you can back it up and unpack it into wordpress.

Oh i forgot about keeping the SERPs.

You have to update your DNS records. I can't post links but do a lookup for "update nameserver blogger" there should be a link for google support that gives you info on custom domains for the blog.

Is there anyway to redirect every single page of my blog straight to the site where I would be selling though? Or am I going to have to still rely on them digging deeper into the WordPress site?

Using his own domain on blogger will not let him have a e-commerce type site.

If you redirect it it will gone soon.

Sometime you see people with the last post saying "We've moved! Please visit blahblahblah.com"

Only problem the blog will lost it's ranking.

Better to built a proper new e-commerce site with your new domain and switch all links from the blogger blog to your new site from the affiliate links. But still maintain the blog by posting there and building links.

Yeah that's what I was thinking Villian...It just sucks because the click through rate is only like 15 percent on all of the ads combined...So I will be missing out on like 85 percent of potential customers with that method, but I suppose it's the only choice aI have

Damn. I need to learn about starting online businesses. Any type of For Dummies type information?