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ClickBank

by JamesJeffery
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Ive just started with Clickbank. I'm using SENuke to submit articles. I need a little advice.

Anyway, what I did was find a product, use bit.ly to hide the hop link. I rewrite an article got it to over 50% unique with power article rewriter. I then submitted to all the social networking sites, pinged them all, and then bookmarked them.

I'm doing this once a day within the same niche. So in total I'm pushing around 30 articles a day.

I notice hits to the hop page instantly. Only around 20, but the next day nothing. So I am guessing they get picked up in the "new articles" or "new bookmarks".

I was wondering when I'd begin to see any sort of decent traffic or earnings from article marketing? Is it one of these things that take a few weeks before you start to see any sort of results?
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    Originally Posted by JamesJeffery View Post

    Ive just started with Clickbank. I'm using SENuke to submit articles. I need a little advice.

    Anyway, what I did was find a product, use bit.ly to hide the hop link. I rewrite an article got it to over 50% unique with power article rewriter. I then submitted to all the social networking sites, pinged them all, and then bookmarked them.

    I'm doing this once a day within the same niche. So in total I'm pushing around 30 articles a day.

    I notice hits to the hop page instantly. Only around 20, but the next day nothing. So I am guessing they get picked up in the "new articles" or "new bookmarks".

    I was wondering when I'd begin to see any sort of decent traffic or earnings from article marketing? Is it one of these things that take a few weeks before you start to see any sort of results?
    You will always get the initial "surge". If you continue with your current strategy you will see the traffic gradually increase over time.

    Article marketing is a long-term strategy, therefore your results will not be instant but rather gradual and long lasting.

    Joe
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