Clickbank affiliate sales prediction

You will make 6.4 sales for a profit ratio of 6 to 1. Is that what you were looking for?

Not reliably, no.

You need to test everything (especially the sales page conversion!) before trying to attract affiliates, anyway.

Listing your product at Clickbank won't in itself bring you affiliates: it will just provide you with the payment-handling mechanism for them when you attract them. You still need to attract them, but you need to know that the sales page converts, first.

If the $50 is an issue, have a look at e-Junkie instead of Clickbank, perhaps? (You can have affiliates there, too, though you have to handle their payments yourself).

hmm... the only thing you can predict in affiliate marketing is there is no prediction... You might have to do some tweaking and optimizing according to your buyers.... If you dont want to waiste $50.. Good luck..Welcome to the club..

If you don't want to pay the 50, yet want the ability to hand out affiliate links .. e-junkie could be an option.

This thread is hilarious. Seriously, your question is almost as bad as a kid asking, "How high is the sky? Does it have a ceiling?"

Clickbank is a marketplace, just like a physical marketplace, except that it sells digital goods instead of physical ones. If you were to rent a store in a physical marketplace for a day to sell your goods, do you think the owner/renter will promise you a certain amount of sales at the end of the day?

Now let's go back to Clickbank. You're paying a one-time fee that allows you to sell your digital product for as long as you want there. Do you seriously think that they're going to guarantee you a certain number of sales there? How is listing your product for sale on Clickbank any different from renting a store in a physical marketplace to sell your goods? No one is going to be able to guarantee you sales, period.

Paul

I would like to recommend Paydotcom.com if you are really interested in selling like the way you described. Also you need to make two things perfect. 1) Make the affiliate page 2) Find the affiliates.

These are the two challenges you have at the moment. Understand one thing, you are going to make the sales page or landing page and the affiliate page once and for good. SO try to put maximum effort and techniques to make it effective, nice, encouraging and catchy. Remember to target the emotions. That is the key to your success.

Personally I would steer clear of Clickbank. I dislike them intensely and do not trust them as far as I can spit.

Try PayDotCom or Payspree for a much more attractive deal

Clickbank? What's clickbank?

Is that the affiliate network MENTIONED IN THOUSANDS OF GUIDES, and known BY MILLIONS OF AFFILIATE MARKETERS?

I think it is, and PURELY because of what's stated above, YES IT'S WORTH THE MEESILY $50!

Think about all the affiliates who don't have to SIGN UP to another affiliate program just to promote yours.

They grab your clickbank link, DONE.

And you know, there's TWO entire sections of this forum that you must have not noticed!

First place is, the JV SECTION. Want affiliates, go there.

The second place is, THE AFFILIATE PROGRAM SECTION. Want affiliates, post your ad there.

Very simple really, you'd be crazy not to put your product on the most popular affiliate marketing digital product network on the Internet for the insane cost of $50 for LIFE!

I bet thousands of marketers would be willing to pay $50 PER MONTH to have their products listed there.

And if you're REALLY serious about making some money and recruiting affiliates, why not submit your product to multiple networks?

Unfortunately, even in the IM game, if you wanna make the big bucks, you gotta spend some money. $50 is a drop in the bucket compared to what can be made once you get just a few affiliates interested in your product.