trying to promote clickbank products.

by darren199025 Banned
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I am new to internet marketing and want to promote clickbank products and earn a fulltime income. I don't know whether to use bing ppc, or try to use some other ppc networks, i also heard buying solo ads can work. Also does it work directly linking my affiliate offer to a solo ad instead of using a landing page?
#clickbank #pcc keyword research #ppc #products #promote #solo ads
  • Profile picture of the author tuhinindia1971
    Well, If you would like to business in the Internet marketing section , you should buy a Domain & Hosting to do the business for a long time.Without having the website, you may not gain in this as you expect for a long time. You can join many facebook fan page & post about your product, You can use some relevant Forum posting & relevant blog commenting of your site. Then you will be able to increase your site traffic. Anyway you should do some SEO to increase your site traffic & page rank. You need to make strong your site. Thanks a lot.
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    • Profile picture of the author Andrew B
      If you want to advertise a clickbank product I advise you to learn how to proper set up an add ,how to split test and how to keep track of who is interested or not.The best way to do it is to also have a website and make for that product a landing page so while you promote somebody elses product and you pay for the ads to make your email list also.
      And when it comes to solo ads ,I will prefer facebook ads or bing cause you can choose a very specific group of people with the same interest .Hope I gave you some ideas ,and also don't get discouraged if you fail and loose money ,in contradiction with what some IM say in their products ,failure at start is something that the most of us get,the success comes after you get up and keep failing untill you'll not fail anymore

      Andrew B
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  • Profile picture of the author Randall Magwood
    A product is a product. Learn the essentials of internet marketing so that you can learn how to sell ANYTHING successfully online. Guess what.... you're only the right forum to learn how to do this. Go into the War Room and read books on this particular Clickbank subject. This will give you a fast start and bring you up to speed on things.
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  • Profile picture of the author Big Al
    Different markets, different niches, different traffic sources.

    I don't think it's possible to say whether one traffic source will or won't categorically for all Clickbank products.

    It really is a case of testing, putting some money on the line and being willing to lose it in order to get results so you can then start doing things right.

    I know that can be tough to get your head 'around it but that's the reality.

    Decide on what you're prepared to spend (or lose) to get results for a traffic source. Test, tweak, test, tweak and so on.
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  • Profile picture of the author Christopher Deo
    The answer to your question is "It depends..."
    Regardless of the PPC network you will need a budget. The size of the budget required will depend upon the targeted keywords, the scope of the campaign, and the duration. Use caution with PPC until you are familiar with the process. You can lose just as fast as you gain if done wrong. As far as network, that depends upon the niche and the offer as well. Certain demographics favor one while others prefer different one. If going this route, start small and test. when you find what works then scale up.
    Solo ads can be a tremendous list builder but your traffic will have to go to YOUR landing page. That means you will need your own site for starters. (You should have one anyway). Most vendors will require some sort of a freebie offer on the landing page. You can always link to your product offer on the thank you/ confirmation page as a way to gain immediate sales. Again start small and test. scale only when results dictate.

    Regardless of the method, you will need to do some homework before clicking the order button. Look for testimonials (be sure they're real). Get referrals from others who have done that particular method (ask here for example). Start small, test, test, test and test some more. Scale up only when the response rates indicate that you have a winning combination. Don't be surprised if you find that you need to craft your own opt-in devices, landing pages, follow up emails, etc as many product creators don't get the combinations just right. The good news is that those things aren't all that difficult and finding information on them is a breeze. study up, ask away, test, test,test, scale.
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