Rank Trader: Your Innovative Way to Online Real Estate Fortunes
Before now, I have thought the idea of buying and selling of shares on the floor of a stock exchange or in a financial market as the ease may be, seems not strange or totally naïve to anyone with the ability to read this; but the innovative introduction of the concept and intricacies of the physical real estate market into buying and selling of websites still fills me with awe.
Websites owners are offered the opportunity to earn money from investors and shareholders who wish to boost their website's rankings which we commonly refer to as "Traffic" in Internet Marketing parlance. Not only that, opportunities also abound for sole investors who wish to make some cash of other people's sites.
My Experience with Rank Trader.com
First off, I needed to know that Rank Trader as at time of my application and up till now) is in its beta stage, meaning beta members can deposit virtual cash into their Rank Trader accounts and start trading or put in technical form, start investing in virtual shares of websites. I won't blame you if you say this is sort of demo trading-yes, you are right.
I began by creating my FREE account with RankTrader, just like any other site. The form was damn easy to fill, perhaps due to the sign up plug in installed on the betasite. The form requests for your email address, site and other details. Don't fret, it's just the normal for your details we've known.
Next, I made my way up to the 'Marketplace' section where I clicked on the "Bank" icon so I could deposit the virtual money and see exactly what their trading will look like. Note: Although I never had such, I hear of others' experiences facing a minor hic-cup in depositing the virtual money. If you have any problems regarding the deposit limit, try refreshing your browser and all should be okay.
After the initial deposit of 10,000 (of course virtual), I went to check to have a feel of how it looked like. Easy to navigate and conveniently real. Once I clicked on the 'Action' button, I was offered a pop up that allowed me to place an order where I supplied details such as the Order type (either Market order or At All Price order ), the order option, quantity of virtual shares you wish to trade with, unit piece or the price per share in Webranx (currency from used on the site). Accompanied by other details, which are some/what optional.
There are two options to chose from if you wish to trade; either as a webmaster earning from investors trying to build their traffic stats or as an average investor who wish to customarily buy low and sell high the shares webmasters.
I had the chance of registering as a webmaster. I was asked to register my website. Even though I was not too conversant with the trading on stock or foreign exchange markets, I found the whole process less stressful and revealing. To start an IPO all, I needed to do was check under the 'Marketplace' section; and Rank Trader displayed the usual mode we've all know for people running such sites- they deducted a transaction fee from my bank.
Conclusion: We've all witnessed with undeliverable disgust as several stocks being traded on physical exchange markets around the world have been crash-landing with major fatalities on investors' pockets and real bank accounts, Websites have been and still remains a verifiable, profitable and cash-generating tool for hundreds of website flippers around the world; now there is a virgin market fresh for IM newbies and pros to transact with their websites without fear of jaw- breaking losses like we experienced in our daily conventional stock markets.
Websites owners are offered the opportunity to earn money from investors and shareholders who wish to boost their website's rankings which we commonly refer to as "Traffic" in Internet Marketing parlance. Not only that, opportunities also abound for sole investors who wish to make some cash of other people's sites.
My Experience with Rank Trader.com
First off, I needed to know that Rank Trader as at time of my application and up till now) is in its beta stage, meaning beta members can deposit virtual cash into their Rank Trader accounts and start trading or put in technical form, start investing in virtual shares of websites. I won't blame you if you say this is sort of demo trading-yes, you are right.
I began by creating my FREE account with RankTrader, just like any other site. The form was damn easy to fill, perhaps due to the sign up plug in installed on the betasite. The form requests for your email address, site and other details. Don't fret, it's just the normal for your details we've known.
Next, I made my way up to the 'Marketplace' section where I clicked on the "Bank" icon so I could deposit the virtual money and see exactly what their trading will look like. Note: Although I never had such, I hear of others' experiences facing a minor hic-cup in depositing the virtual money. If you have any problems regarding the deposit limit, try refreshing your browser and all should be okay.
After the initial deposit of 10,000 (of course virtual), I went to check to have a feel of how it looked like. Easy to navigate and conveniently real. Once I clicked on the 'Action' button, I was offered a pop up that allowed me to place an order where I supplied details such as the Order type (either Market order or At All Price order ), the order option, quantity of virtual shares you wish to trade with, unit piece or the price per share in Webranx (currency from used on the site). Accompanied by other details, which are some/what optional.
There are two options to chose from if you wish to trade; either as a webmaster earning from investors trying to build their traffic stats or as an average investor who wish to customarily buy low and sell high the shares webmasters.
I had the chance of registering as a webmaster. I was asked to register my website. Even though I was not too conversant with the trading on stock or foreign exchange markets, I found the whole process less stressful and revealing. To start an IPO all, I needed to do was check under the 'Marketplace' section; and Rank Trader displayed the usual mode we've all know for people running such sites- they deducted a transaction fee from my bank.
Conclusion: We've all witnessed with undeliverable disgust as several stocks being traded on physical exchange markets around the world have been crash-landing with major fatalities on investors' pockets and real bank accounts, Websites have been and still remains a verifiable, profitable and cash-generating tool for hundreds of website flippers around the world; now there is a virgin market fresh for IM newbies and pros to transact with their websites without fear of jaw- breaking losses like we experienced in our daily conventional stock markets.
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