How do I build a website for affiliate offers and clickbank products

by plcarr
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I am newbie would like to start promoting clickbank products but i want to do it right.

I don't think trying to promote an affiliate link is the way to go.

Is it possible to build one website that would have a page for each affiliate offer I promote?

If so how would I start? Is it as simple as buying a domain name and then forwarding my affiliate links to it?

Are there any warriors that do this type of work?

Thanks guys
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  • Profile picture of the author ThomKenton
    Phillip,

    If you are looking for no-cost, then I'd recommend a Blogger website to get your feet wet.
    If you are looking for a small cost, I'd recommend getting some cheap hosting and registering a domain. After this, setup a Wordpress-based website which is very easy and provides powerful options to customize.
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  • Profile picture of the author frankie_flores
    I have found that the best way to market affiliate products is to build a website FULL of good, valuable content for your visitors.

    Here's why:

    Most affiliate marketers fail because they try to immediately make a sale, when the visitor most times wasn't looking to buy.

    Think about it. People go online to search for INFORMATION. A solution to their problem. (Just like you came to this forum to find how to effectively build a site that makes money)

    People these days are so used to being 'sold' that once they see anything that looks like a sales pitch, BOOM, they're outta' there. They wanted content, information. Not a sales pitch.

    Now am I saying there's never a good time to offer them a chance to buy a product? Of course not! But, you have to be willing to give them the info they are looking for, build trust, and once they like you, recommend your product.

    The content that you DO give them will be relevant to highly searched for keywords, so that you are not wasting your time making webpages that no one is looking for.

    You need to go where the traffic is, and sell there.

    Not only that, but the information on your pages will gently warm up your visitors to eventually get them open to buying from you, and then you send them along to your affiliate site and let the sales page close the deal.

    Your only job is to get them 'open' to the idea of buying the product.

    For example, if you are an affiliate for 'Self Defense 101', you will build a website that has high quality information about self defense that is slowly making them interested in actually learning the stuff. Then when THEY are ready, they'll click the link and buy.

    Just a tiny bit of info, but hope this helps.
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  • Profile picture of the author zinally
    For me I am using the PLR Product and create the tips in the PLR Product to Link to clickbank product. Exampla: For Tips on Diet & Exercise in PLR Product mentioned that using Yoga exercise for health so I will add the Clickbank Link for my affiliate product to sell. In other words if they are 10 tips I will link to 10 affiliates product from clickbank. The best is I give the E-BOOK Freely to my leads/mailing list.
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    • Profile picture of the author Chris Busa
      Not sure what niche you are getting into and really does not matter other than you said that you want to have a different page for each affiliate offer.

      Yeah I would say start off with blogger, wordpress.com and other web 2.0 sites you can just make post/pages ect on these sites and highlight the test you want and link it to your affiliate link.

      If you really want to do it right make yourself a wordpress blog installed on your own domain name and hosting account. Hosting you can get for under $10 a month and you can get a .com domain name for the year for under $10 also.

      I recommend to start off with the web 2.0 sites first, because they are somewhat flexible and user friendly.

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  • Profile picture of the author Mike Hill
    Originally Posted by plcarr View Post

    I am newbie would like to start promoting clickbank products but i want to do it right.

    I don't think trying to promote an affiliate link is the way to go.

    Is it possible to build one website that would have a page for each affiliate offer I promote?

    If so how would I start? Is it as simple as buying a domain name and then forwarding my affiliate links to it?

    Are there any warriors that do this type of work?

    Thanks guys
    Here are a few things to help you out...

    1) If you are using your own domain and web host and want to promote multiple affiliate offers then you would need to create different landing pages. Here's a simple example of promoting multiple offers using one domain: www-yourdomain.com/product1 - www-yourdomain.com/product2 and so on... (Of course the product1 and product2 name would be a specific keyword you are trying to rank for.

    2) Or, you could use a product that cloaks your affiliate link and redirects the visitor to the correct product you are promoting but you will still need your own domain name and web host.
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  • Profile picture of the author Kim Davis
    I suggest using your own domain name with your own hosting and set up a word press blog. Blogger is free but there are people that don't take blogger blog as seriously as they take wordpress. Of course there are people that don't know the difference either.

    With wordpress you can create subdomains for each product you are promoting.

    You definitely need to create good quality articles to put on your blog about the products. And you should add new content continually. You will also need to create yourself some back linking articles so you can put them into article directories to get some link juice going.

    If you continue to add value to your website then you should eventually make sales.
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  • Profile picture of the author sbucciarel
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    It's not quite as simple as just building a site and "forwarding" an affiliate link to it. If your site is nothing but a bunch of affiliate links, why would anyone bother to visit it? You need to fill it up with great content to get people interested in your site and your offers.

    I would go with a blog. Easiest route to getting up and running with minimal html/site building skills, but you will still need to start posting info to it to get people to buy.
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    • Profile picture of the author plcarr
      Some people make it seem like promoting affiliate products is a hands off process just send traffic to your link and you will be rich.

      I will start building a site immediately and will post again if i get stuck somewhere!!! LOL

      Thanks everyone for the info, you guys have been extremely helpful.
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      • Profile picture of the author damjan
        I'm new here as well and instead of creating a new tread, I'll just ask here since it's relevant to this. I understand that to build the trust, I have to create a lot of articles in order to sell. My question is, should I put my affiliate link right at the start or wait unill I have enough of articles and then start introducing affiliate links. At that point, do I say check out this product or I should have a regular article that has the link within it that doesn't directly imply on product. Last thing, is it ok to post affiliate links on your homepage or another page should be designed for that? Thank you.
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  • The one book worth buying for newbies for sure is Rosalind Garder's Super Affiliate handbook. Read it cover to cover and do nothing during that time except for learn the concepts.

    Then you can write your own business plan.

    Or you can keep doing what you are doing.
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    • Profile picture of the author AlexHartley
      I agree with all who suggested to create a WordPress site with good quality content related to the niche of your affiliate products.

      The only strategy worked for me without a website was video marketing on YouTube. There it is enough to create a good quality video (if need help, use Fiverr.com), find good keywords and put your affiliate link into the description.

      Building a good quality site is much better, but this video marketing is a good additional tool.
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  • Profile picture of the author GloriaBrandt
    I suggest you to buy a domain name so that you will be able to have one page for each of your products, this way you will have a more organized website.
    If you go with a blog, your products "will be lost" after a couple of blog posts. You still can create pages for your products, but it will not be helpful as you will not choose the name of the sub domain name.
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