Sell keywords

[cedomir87]

I was just thinking about this,is there a way to monetize long tail keywords with little competition.There must be somebody who is willing to buy them.Anybody tried it?
What i wanted to ask is is there a place where i could do that?

[webmasterforums]

I haven't tried this but I have heard that peoples are making good money through keyword selling.

You can sell keywords through linkworth.com

[cedomir87]

thx,i will check it out right away!

[Guerino1]

Hi,

What would it mean to sell a keyword?

What would the implications be for the seller and for the buyer?

My Best,

Frank

[SevenL_Will]

What do you guys mean by selling a keyword?
By the context, I would assume you are trying to sell links on your site.

[cedomir87]

No,i was talking about keywords around which you can make micro niche site...

[varginjo]

I'm also interested in this..what other "seniors' say...

[dietcola]

Originally Posted by cedomir87

No,i was talking about keywords around which you can make micro niche site...

huh? i see your footter link - are you meaning like - "buy glass door knobs for my kitchen" etc etc - i thought the thread refered to selling links too.

[aceseo]

Originally Posted by cedomir87

I was just thinking about this,is there a way to monetize long tail keywords with little competition.There must be somebody who is willing to buy them.Anybody tried it?
What i wanted to ask is is there a place where i could do that?

I think you'll have too much competition from people who have Micro Niche Finder or Market Samurai desktop softwares

I'm trying a variation on what you're asking - I'm registering the domains and putting 1 page websites online - then selling the "proven" keyword domain for $47 to $67

Too early to tell yet, as I only tried it a couple of hours ago - with a site ranking #11 on Google against 193 million competing web pages

If it works, and the site sells, I've got lots more to sell ranked #3 to #19 on Google

[iAdvertise4You]

I think this may be related to domain selling am I right. I'm not too sure how that will work out if you ever try it, but I have never heard of it being a strong method so don't spend too much of your time testing it out.

[aceseo]

Originally Posted by iAdvertise4You

I think this may be related to domain selling am I right. I'm not too sure how that will work out if you ever try it, but I have never heard of it being a strong method so don't spend too much of your time testing it out.

Yes, it's basically selling a proven domain - saying here's a domain ranked #3 on Google for "XXXXX" search phrase

I've put one up for sale a few days ago - #11 on Google against over 190 millions competing pages

It's not sold yet, so you may be right about it not working - just that I hate to pass by on exact-match domains when I discover them, and know I can top rank them

I can't build sites as fast as I can find the domain names - maybe I'll start outsourcing

[remshadm]

how to sell keywords?


is it possible ....while its public property

[aceseo]

Originally Posted by remshadm

how to sell keywords?


is it possible ....while its public property

What's that got to do with anything?

I've sold keyword lists to web design companies, so that the sites they built for their clients top ranked in Google

Finding low competition search phrases that don't require many backlinks to get page #1 listings in Google search is a service

Using your argument you could ask, is it legal to sell maps, when the land doesn't belong to you

[jackdi]

Seems interesting.

Is "selling keywords" synonymous to making people put a key word in there sites and link them to your site? I dont get it also...

[aceseo]

Originally Posted by jackdi

Seems interesting.

Is "selling keywords" synonymous to making people put a key word in there sites and link them to your site? I dont get it also...

No, the original poster was talking about finding lists of keywords to build websites around

A good keyword is one that has good monthly search volume, and little competition - so you can top rank for the keyword on Google without having a lot of backlinks pointing to your web page that's targeting the keyword

If your site is built using a poor keyword list, then you're doomed to failure - no matter how hard you try, and how well you do everything else, like SEO and backlinking

[theentry]

Thats sounds interesting, I would be interested in buying some keywords for which can be easily ranked.. I think you will find plenty of clients if those keywords are really good!

[aceseo]

Originally Posted by theentry

Thats sounds interesting, I would be interested in buying some keywords for which can be easily ranked.. I think you will find plenty of clients if those keywords are really good!

Well that's 2 people interested so far

I'll see if anybody else is interested and maybe offer the service through the "services" section of this forum

You have to accept that the monthly search volume is going to be a maximum of 1,000 a month per search phrase

I personally use search phrases with as little as 200 per month search - otherwise it would be a very short keyword list!

This sort of list is often called "cherry picking" or "low-hanging fruit" - as the search phrases are so easy to rank for - they just need using in SEO'd web pages and a few good backlinks to the pages

Essentially these are search phrases that other website owners have not done a good job of search optimizing their pages for - meaning that as long as you do basic SEO, such as keyword at start of title, keyword in description metatag, keyword in opening paragraph, closing paragraph, and somewhere in the middle, then that's good enough to rank page #1 on Google - a few backlinks from other sites is also good, but sometimes your own site's internal backlinking is good enough on its own

[cedomir87]

what can you do with 200 searches a month,1000 minimum is more like it...

[patel soeb]

yes, but i think monetizing blog and earning via that is much better option

[cedomir87]

yes,but compared to blogging,keyword selling is a lot easier and quicker cash...plus no expenses...