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Clickbank Product PLR as bonuses?

by RobertHungry
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are you able to offer PLR content as bonuses on your clickbank product?
#bonuses #clickbank #plr #product
  • Profile picture of the author HDRider
    I offer PLR as bonuses to my clickbank products, in fact most of my products
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  • Profile picture of the author Alexa Smith
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    Yes, but as with everything PLR-related, that also depends on the exact terms of sale under which you buy the PLR. They nearly all vary.

    Be aware that having too many bonuses, and especially not-directly-related bonuses, can come across as a bit "desperate" and lose sales.

    It's easy to imagine that "offering a few bonuses" will necessarily be seen as a plus, but it's something to split-test carefully, rather than making any assumptions.

    Many serious pro-affiliates are quickly put off by "too many bonuses" because long experience has taught us that this often doesn't help conversion-rates, and there may be something to learn from that.

    But having said all that, it's true that one or (at the most?) two directly relevant bonuses can be a good thing, as long as the way they're presented doesn't detract from the main product offered.


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    • Profile picture of the author RobertHungry
      Thanks for your post.

      I have 3 unique bonuses ( NON-PLR) Content on my sales page.

      I was thinking of putting PLR bonuses on the thank you page and have them OPT- IN

      Any ideas of what I can do with that list?
      Originally Posted by Alexa Smith View Post

      Yes, but as with everything PLR-related, that also depends on the exact terms of sale under which you buy the PLR. They nearly all vary.

      Be aware that having too many bonuses, and especially not-directly-related bonuses, can come across as a bit "desperate" and lose sales.

      It's easy to imagine that "offering a few bonuses" will necessarily be seen as a plus, but it's something to split-test carefully, rather than making any assumptions.

      Many serious pro-affiliates are quickly put off by "too many bonuses" because long experience has taught us that this often doesn't help conversion-rates, and there may be something to learn from that.

      But having said all that, it's true that one or (at the most?) two directly relevant bonuses can be a good thing, as long as the way they're presented doesn't detract from the main product offered.


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      • Profile picture of the author seoboyz01
        Originally Posted by RobertHungry View Post

        Thanks for your post.

        I have 3 unique bonuses ( NON-PLR) Content on my sales page.

        I was thinking of putting PLR bonuses on the thank you page and have them OPT- IN

        Any ideas of what I can do with that list?
        That would be your buyers list as all those people have recently made a purchase from you.

        You can offer upsells to anyone on that list including an upgraded version of the product(s); personal consultation associated with the content or value added service that directly relates to the info product you sold.
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  • Profile picture of the author elcidofaguy
    Offering bonus incentives is a great idea...

    For me the number provided is irrelevant... What is relevant is to make sure that the bonuses are related to the promoted product and offer great value added... and of course how you write your landing page and autoresponder sequence - with respect to outlining benefits and standing out from the crowd with an awesome "no brainer" of a deal...

    The secret sauce to all of that is to think like the end customer and put yourself into their shoes with feeling the pain points... and if your bonuses solve that -- then happy days ;-)
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  • Profile picture of the author tyronne78
    Here is an affiliate marketing tip I learned from a guy that used to dominate affiliate contests back in the day. Simply find a weakness in the affiliate product you're promoting and then offer an affiliate bonus that gets rid of that weakness.
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