Ridicilous ClickBank Stats

by tutzor
15 replies
Is anyone else experiencing extremely shady clickbank stats? I've noticed that I haven't had any sales in a about 3 weeks which is very unusual. After logging in to my account, I saw these stats:

Order form impression count: 38

Order form submit count: 13

Sales: 0

Out of 13 submitted orders, 0 went through?
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  • Profile picture of the author gabibeowulf
    Depends on the product. I promote several products in the software category and I get a lot of form impressions and clicks but not so many sales. However, for other products I get a pretty good ratio order form submit : sales.

    Also, you have to consider CB having some problems from time to time with their payment processor that affect the sales.
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  • Profile picture of the author Zach Booker
    Those simply aren't enough stats to make any judgement.

    You'd need at least 50 hits before it'd become "fishy".

    Try looking for a comparable offer in a CPA network.

    Zach
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    • Profile picture of the author tutzor
      Originally Posted by Zach Booker View Post

      Those simply aren't enough stats to make any judgement.

      You'd need at least 50 hits before it'd become "fishy".

      Try looking for a comparable offer in a CPA network.

      Zach
      Last Month's stats:

      Impressions: 27

      Form Submit count: 7

      Sales: 6

      Its more than enough for it too look fishy to me, after last month's stats.
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  • Profile picture of the author tutzor
    Yeah I understand that form impression count to form submit or sale conversion may be very low, but form submit to sale? I don't see how all 13 could entered invalid payment information.

    And well if its their payment processor, then there is nothing I can do but despise CB.
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  • Profile picture of the author Zach Booker
    Move onto CPA offers than. (If there are any in your niche - witch there probably are.)

    Zach
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  • Profile picture of the author amits43
    If possible try to sale cpa offers , the conversion is so good compared to the clickbank products .In the click bank i was selling weight loss books and on and average i got 80 clicks and 1 sale where as selling **** berry products i got 40 clicks and 1 sale .so cpa offers really will make you more money ,
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    • Profile picture of the author tutzor
      Originally Posted by amits43 View Post

      If possible try to sale cpa offers , the conversion is so good compared to the clickbank products .In the click bank i was selling weight loss books and on and average i got 80 clicks and 1 sale where as selling **** berry products i got 40 clicks and 1 sale .so cpa offers really will make you more money ,
      I'm selling my own product.
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  • Profile picture of the author tutzor
    Yeah sorry guys, I forgot to mention. Those are vendor stats, not affiliate stats.
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    • Profile picture of the author Jeff S
      Originally Posted by tutzor View Post

      Yeah sorry guys, I forgot to mention. Those are vendor stats, not affiliate stats.
      Since you're on the vendor side, is there no way for you to compare what Clickbank reported during that period against how you're fulfilling the delivery of your product? If you're doing a forced opt-in for delivery of your eBook (or some type of membership software like amember/CRM), can you run a report against that same time period?


      If you are simply sending your orders to a generic thank you page, consider putting into place a way to manage the delivery so you can have checks-and-balances against CB. Something as simple as Event Tracking in Google Analytics will work.
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  • Profile picture of the author Zach Booker
    Never been on the vendor side of things - but I was under the impression that sh.it couldn't mess up when your on that side. The sale always goes through.

    Could be wrong though.

    Zach
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  • Profile picture of the author anwar001
    Sometimes, I really get into doubt about clickbank tracking. I don't know if its just my doubt or real and whether they do it intentionally or there is a bug in their tracking. But I do get serious doubt sometimes specially when I am making fewer sales than before and my site traffic has increased more than it was earlier. This kind of thing does put you in doubt, doesn't it?
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  • Profile picture of the author Kenster
    Yes I dont do a whole lot of clickbank stuff, mostly campaigns and other traffic I set up in the past, but I am not very confident with clickbank tracking either. At the end of the day, try and look for abnormalities in trends. Make changes and adjustments based on those abnormalities.

    From the seller side, how much does clickbank allow you to do your own internal tracking, if any?
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    • Profile picture of the author buckapple
      Hi,

      I was getting strange stats as a CB vendor for awhile. They were way 2 to 3 times what google analytics was reporting. CB looked into it and discovered some type of bot going gonzos.

      It appears fixed, drop them an email.


      Cheers
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