You can now buy Clickable Keyword Phrases

Using our innovative new technology we can now give you the ability to own short three word internet phrases that directs people to any online content of your choice.

You can even direct your phrase through popular click-tracking services like Rebrandly or Bitly to get a full analysis of the traffic your phrase is bringing to your business.

When anybody uses your phrase in Twitter it automatically becomes a clickable link. Hashtags are great for joining in conversations, but they keep people within Twitter — with a clickable phrase you can bring people out of Twitter to your site, and engage them more with your content.

So when you use your phrase on a poster, billboard or tweet the dots ensure people are taken to your product / service / event, not your competitors.

We chose three word phrases because three is the magic number when it comes to catchy phrases. It gives you enough words to be able to make an interesting, expressive and unique phrase, but its short enough to be really easy to remember, type-in and tell your friends about. Probably the most memorable slogan in history is “Just Do It”.

All our phrases are made of natural language, which also makes them ideal for using on a mobile handset, as they can be spoken, and they are easier to enter as your keyboard will already know the words — unlike some of the names these trendy start-ups are using.

When the internet started the choice of endings for websites (known as top-level-domains) was quite limited. Not only was it limited, but the endings also looked like geeky computer code — mostly because it was the geeky computer code folk who invented the internet in the first place, Until 1996 when the World Wide Web was invented, they were the only people using it.

All that started changing a couple of years ago when website endings, using natural language words, started to become available. That meant it became possible to buy website names of two words that made a cool phrase, like vatican.city, black.market and talk.show — However, there were two big downsides to this.

Firstly, with only two words — and a very limited choice on the second word — the range of phrases available is quite limited. This created the second problem — the two word phrases tend to be really expensive. Recently talk.show sold for $50,000 — its a great phrase, but this is outside the range of most small business’ marketing budgets.

By extending to three words we’ve solve both these issues. Creating a much more plentiful supply which brings prices right down.

The key benefit of our phrases is that they are easy to read, remember, tell your friends about and enter into a phone. This means when people are out and about, if they see one of these phrases they are far more likely to react to it than a generic website name that might be harder to interpret or remember.

Having a catchy phrase, in addition to your traditional website branding, also means you can take people directly to a website that is relevant to what caught their interest, instead of just landing them at the front page and hoping they find their way to the content they are looking for.

But our phrases aren’t just useful in your offline marketing, they’re great online as well — not only do they automatically work in all web browsers, but they are also automatically made clickable on many social media platforms and messaging apps. For example, here’s a tweet we regularly put out listing the top-5 phrases we’ve seen people using that we haven’t yet sold.

As you can see — all the clickable phrases are, well, clickable — and that doesn’t just apply when you tweet your own phrases — if anybody tweets your phrase, it will automatically be clickable, linking through to the content of your choice. And its not just Twitter that this works with, but most social media platforms, messaging apps and on-line forums will also do this.

The other really surprising thing about our phrases is that they are so intuitive for mobile users, people are using loads of the phrases already, even the ones we’ve not even sold yet.

Along with these benefits, every time you use the phrase online, you get an search ranking boost against that phrase.

Again, this could be the cheapest way for you to buy a search ranking boost for the phrase you are trying to optimise for.

Sadly, No. We can only sell phrases where we have the world wide exclusive rights to the last two words. Furthermore, the number of last words to choose from is currently limited to about 1000, and not all last words in that list can make useful phrases, e.g. XYZ!

Alternatively, you can buy a phrase, or take it out on a 30 day free trial, and sell it on, if you think our asking price is too low!

Not only will you get a commission on all sales that result from your recommendations, but you will also receive a commission every time they are renewed — for the lifetime of the phrase.

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