I Discovered A Highly Converting Clickbank Product - How Can I Use PPC To Make Money From It?

[calfred]

Guys,

This is a serious question.

I know this product converts because my review article (on ArticlesBase.com) was previously ranking top 3 and it was bringing in $300 in 5 days alone (5 consecutive days of sales; everyday sales). I don't know about you, but that's a big deal for me.

This product converts very highly, at a 3% conversion rate.

Problem is, this ArticlesBase.com review article has dropped down in ranking to page 2.

Now I have no traffic, no hops, no sales! Hero to zero.

I really want to buy traffic because I'm so confident of this Clickbank product (which I'm promoting, I'm an affiliate) WILL convert.

Note: I have experiences in AdWords PPC Display/Content Network with the 1 cent bidding thing. But in the past, with this technique, buyers did not have money because they came from all over the world.

So rest assured I know the importance of geo-targetting "buyer countries" like US, UK, Canada, Australia and also New Zealand.

I wanna get into Search Network PPC now cause the data have really shown me that this product converts like crazy. It's a winner.

How should I do it?

Bid on the product name? (cause the review article has a product name review keyword title)
Squeeze page?
Generic information blog with lead capture at the top right?

Thanks for reading guys.

I say forget the advertisement (you might want to try PPC on FB - see what it does). Try to get you article ranked back up there. Meaning - do some backlinking to the article. I've done such things before - been successful at it.

Yeah man. I'm still actively backlinking the review article. How? It previously was backlinked by ScrapeBox (SB), showing 60 backlinks in Yahoo. That's what made it ranked top 3 I guess.

Yesterday, I shot 100-200 links (successful live links that are posted on the article directories) using Article Marketing Robot (AMR).

Today, I backlinked those 100-200 AMR links again using SB.

Results?

Went from page 2 to page 1 (at number 10)!

Ranking was checked using Google Ad Preview tool, hence, very accurate and real time, unlike Scroogle Scraper.

[TBInternetMarketing]

I tell you I have had major issues with PPC Adwords and affiliate sites. It seems they just don't like them. Actually in the last hour I just tried to set up a campaign for my Amazon review site which is loaded with content and has a 1,000 word review. I thought this would be a nice added bonus from the search engine traffic I get. However, they declined it saying it violates their landing page rules.
To me it seems that Adwords would work really well with a service type site for example wedding photographer, where people go to the site and then call a telephone number to order a service. As far as affiliate sites go though, it seems tricky.

[bigcat1967]

I say forget the advertisement (you might want to try PPC on FB - see what it does). Try to get you article ranked back up there. Meaning - do some backlinking to the article. I've done such things before - been successful at it.

[calfred]

Originally Posted by TBInternetMarketing

I tell you I have had major issues with PPC Adwords and affiliate sites. It seems they just don't like them. Actually in the last hour I just tried to set up a campaign for my Amazon review site which is loaded with content and has a 1,000 word review. I thought this would be a nice added bonus from the search engine traffic I get. However, they declined it saying it violates their landing page rules.
To me it seems that Adwords would work really well with a service type site for example wedding photographer, where people go to the site and then call a telephone number to order a service. As far as affiliate sites go though, it seems tricky.

Yes, that's very well known. ClickBank and AdWords just don't mix well huh.

But is it possible to bid on the product name on Yahoo and Bing PPC?

[netw6000]

Hello:

It will not hurt to test it out on Adwords - just make sure to keep track of results and ROI if you can. It's sometimes hard with affiliate products. You'll also need a good presell landing page with some good content on it so Google approves your ad. Don't send PPC directly to your affiliate link. Make sure the content is "useful" to Google's customers and is relevant to your keywords.

[frankweerasinghe]

use senuke and boost your rankings. No need to buy traffic from ppc. When you are again making some sales, you can also buy cheap traffic from sites like stumbleupon. Yeah, the quality of traffic is poor, but i personaly know it converts atleast 2%! Give it shoot! All the best bro...

[D Baker]

If you plan on advertising using PPC than you will need to create a pre sell page (don't direct link, especially not with AdWords).

Also, AdWords is not the only PPC network you can and should use. You got Facebook and AdCenter which both can work great for you. It is all about testing and tracking.

If you want a complete guide from promoting clickbank products using PPC than I recommend you check this out - How To Promote ClickBank Products | ClickBank Case Study and read the part that are relevant to you.