For Click Bank success what are some tips and tools

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Thanks for the tip. I haven't had any luck with Clickbank products so far.

Please explain how you use Bing to market clickbank products.

Not generally helpful, for ClickBank sales, for all the reasons explained here .

Not relevant: contrary to popular belief in some circles, there's no correlation between gravity figures and sales numbers, and no correlation between gravity figures and conversion-rates, either ...
Gravity High or Lower - Which Sells Best & Why?
Clickbank gravity - is there a sweet-spot here?
Understanding Clickbank Gravity
Clickbank Gravity


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What is your experience with email marketing. How much success have you had with revenue?

If you call it a "trick", then yes.

It needs to be specifically an opt-in page, not just a landing page. (http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...ml#post9319964)

It wouldn't make too much sense to direct-link from an AdWords (or similar) ad to a hoplink anyway. That would be like trying to fill the bath by opening the taps fully but without remembering to put the plug in the hole first: you'd be losing almost everything, almost immediately.

If it were possible to sell ClickBank products successfully that way, why would all those vendors be paying us 75% of their takings just for supplying the traffic? Wouldn't they just do that themselves (or even employ someone to do it for them) and earn so much more?

Successful ClickBank affiliate marketing is intrinsically an email marketing business, as explained here: http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...ml#post7110523

Here's the reality: to earn significant money from this kind of affiliate marketing, you need to do three things ...

(i) Keep your potential customers returning to the sales page (because not so many people buy anthing much at their first visit to a sales page!);

(ii) Make increasing sales (ideally at progressively higher prices) to the same "captive audience" who regularly rely on and trust your recommendations;

(iii) Establish the credibility and trust necessary to do both the above by earning's people respect as a provider of niche-related information.

Without building lists, of course, you can't do any of the three and you'd just be throwing away almost all the traffic you ever generate that doesn't buy anything immediately.

What kind of way to run a business would that be?

For most people, most of the time, it's just about as simple as that, overall.

These three threads are more informative ...

Is it a good idea to spend some time on building a mailing list ?

Without Building a List, How Consistent is Your Income from Affiliate Marketing

Does anyone even make money online without an email list?

(Or, for anyone wanting the "TL;DR version", just read post #8, above .)


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Does Youtube still allow direct linking? I know You used to be able to direct link on Craigslist and Google Adwords and a lot of people made a lot of easy money back then but those days are long over.

This can't reliably be determined from gravity figures. There are some very high-gravity products not being promoted by affiliates at all. There's no correlation between gravity and sales numbers, no correlation between gravity and conversion-rates, and not necessarily even a correlation between gravity and the number of affiliates promoting a product. Here are some posts/threads which explain why, in some detail ...

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

There's no benefit from that, and if you're an affiliate, it wouldn't make a lot of sense to design and build your business so that it's dependent on the continued success and availability of one specific product, at all, would it? One of the great advantages of being an affiliate is that we have complete flexibility about which individual products we promote, and - unlike vendors - we can build a genuine, asset-based business without it being dependent on any specific product at all. It would be a "strange" approach to choose to give up that major advantage before we even start?

There are many different ways of promoting ClickBank products as an affiliate. I've made my living from it for over 6 years now (and have, during that time, tried several of them). In my opinion, however you look at it and whatever you do, all the successful methods, from which people genuinely make steady money, or earn a living, or build a business, really boil down to three inescapable essentials.

• You have to choose wisely the products you promote (because if you get that wrong, it clearly won't make any difference what else you do). The guidelines here have proven helpful to many people: Selecting the product
• You have to pre-sell effectively to well targeted traffic (which obviously means that you have to understand the difference between pre-selling and selling, and you have to have at least one source of well targeted traffic).
• You have to build subscriber email lists yourself. Not doing this is probably the commonest failing among people who struggle ineffectively to promote ClickBank products. The point to appreciate is that what typically sells them is the strength of your recommendation, your credibility and the trust people have in you. Those things are actually even more important to the sales process than the product and its sales page. It isn't really possible to achieve the outcome you want without building relationships. You have to have a list of your own and an effective continuity-process for its subscribers: What are the essential things to know about list building?

These three things are simply not optional. The reality is that to get anywhere much beyond the occasional semi-random sale, as a ClickBank affiliate, you have to be both willing and able to do all three of them at least adequately. People who imagine and advise otherwise, in my opinion, are not really people making their livings by selling ClickBank products.

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