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Affiliate MArketing using ebay's keyword tool

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Affiliate Marketing using Ebay's Keyword Tool

I'm sure we'd all agree that eBay is the largest online shopping marketplace in the world.
Ebay has boat loads of people buying and selling all day long 24/7 365 days a year

People are buying and selling everything from cars to software. Hard goods as well as soft goods

So how can you as an affiliate marketer use this to profit from?

Whats interesting about all this is: the KEYWORDS buyers use to find whatever floats their boat. Now notice I said KEYWORDS. Its these little gems that you can use to discover how to create a hot little niche for yourself. Knowing what these KEYWORDS are will allow to align your affiliate marketing business for maximum profit.

It makes sense doesnt it. If you knew what someone was looking to buy wouldnt you be able to profit from this knowledge? !! Wouldnt it be that much easier to set up an affiliate marketing program in a hot niche market?

Check it out yourself >>>> Go to buy.ebay.com It shows you the most popular keywords used by buyers on eBay to find what they want

So for instance lets say you have kids and are looking for educational toys. you'd go to buy.ebay.com and click on the "E" for educational toys and wind up someone like here : http://buy.ebay.com/educational-toy and from there continue on with your search !!! Pretty Cool dont ya think !!!

SO how can you build a niche around this?

If you were a smart cookie you would compile a list of keywords from this for your niche research or PPC ads. Or even to position yourself better for online auctioneering. The best tool for that would have to be AUCTION YEN

Whats even better about this is the fact thats its the users that do the work for you, so you know thats theres some staying for these markets and not some one off "hot-passing thing"

Punch these keywords into your favourite keyword tool.
 
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