Three Benefits To Keyword Trading Every Marketer Should Know

royal Mon Jun 06, 2011 3:05 am

Hi Everybody'
Have you ever tried to to bid on a keyword that you really wanted but it was totally out of your reach? Yeah, it happens all the time to PPC marketers, especially newbies. Well, I have found a great solution to PPC and keyword marketing that is brand new and very HOT! It's called "Keyword Trading". Instead of trying to "rent" your keywords from search engines like Google you can now "own" the keywords you want. This is a brilliant new concept just out on the market and it is going to totally change how you market with keywords.
Let me show you just some of the benefits from owning your own keywords:
1. When you own a keyword you can earn a commission whenever someone else links to that keyword. This occurs forever as long as you own it. You can purchase keywords for as little as ten cents (.10) but you should bump the price up so someone else doesn't come along and buy it from you. If someone does you can choose to buy it back...this is how the trading works.
2. You can link to the keyword "yourself" and earn a commission from an affiliate site. For example, if you own the keyword "lose weight fast" you can link that keyword to a Clickbank product and when someone searches for that keyword and clicks through to your affiliate page and purchases that product, you make a sale. Plus, you can link to any affiliate program or your own website or blog. Make sure that the keyword you are linking is relevant to the website.
3. Owning these keywords will give you "Profit Share Credits" and as you gain these credits you earn residual income every week from the company. Who isn't looking for passive, residual income?
Whether you are an experienced or newbie marketer we all understand the value of keywords and their related importance to search engines. Google makes billions of dollars by renting keywords to marketers and they do a great job of it. However, the search engine marketplace is changing and we are starting to see new search engine companies emerging with very unique ways of capturing their market share.