Is there a valid way to see the best selling clickbank offers?

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Is there a way to see which offers are converting the highest?
Or is this pretty much hidden?
If that is true, is there a way to at least make educated guesses?

If someone could kindly help me it would be great.
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  • Profile picture of the author b20ba
    Well, are you talking about the "gravity" value?
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  • Profile picture of the author spearce000
    Go to Marketplace and do a "Find Products" search with the search box blank. Sort the results by "Popularity".
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  • Profile picture of the author Carter Boatright
    You can look at the gravity to get a good measure. Gravity is basically the number of affiliates who have sold the product in the last 12 weeks.
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  • Profile picture of the author Alexa Smith
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    Originally Posted by Carter Boatright View Post

    You can look at the gravity to get a good measure.
    No - this widespread impression simply isn't right at all. There are many products with single-figure gravities consistently outselling products with three-figure gravities.

    Gravity High or Lower - Which Sells Best & Why?
    Clickbank gravity - is there a sweet-spot here?
    Understanding Clickbank Gravity
    Clickbank Gravity


    Originally Posted by The Oilman View Post

    Is there a way to see which offers are converting the highest?
    No; there isn't.

    Neither conversion-rates nor sales numbers are published.

    "Gravity" actually has no correlation at all with either conversion-rates or sales numbers.

    "Popularity" does include "sales numbers" as one of the factors in its compilation, but ClickBank doesn't specify either (a) what the other parameters are, or (b) what weighting is given to each, so it's "all very mysterious". Still, it's true that overall, "high-popularity products" are likely to be making more sales than "low-popularity products".

    Originally Posted by The Oilman View Post

    Or is this pretty much hidden?
    Yes - pretty much.

    There are some third-party websites which claim (the operative word) to be able to estimate sales numbers and/or conversion-rates from their own "secret proprietary algorithms", but these are all fictional: the reality is that those websites have no more information for their algorithmic inputs than are available equally to you and to me, in the Marketplace statistics published and regularly updated by ClickBank.

    Originally Posted by The Oilman View Post

    If that is true, is there a way to at least make educated guesses?
    The only one would be "popularity", but I wouldn't call it an "educated guess", myself - more a "pure guess".

    Are you asking because they might be products you'd want to promote, yourself, or (like me) products you'd particularly want to avoid promoting?

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