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ClickBank Product Launch Suggestions/ Review & Site Critique Please:)

by Brandon Lam
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Fellow Warriors,

Well 14 weeks and 4 days have gone by and I've nearly finished one of my Clickbank products. I'd love to hear some honest feedback/opinions/critiques etc.

The one thing I haven't got to yet is adding a exit slash, but I've already bookmarked Dave Guindons' Exit Splash software☺

Product: How to Save and Properly Manage Money | Slash Your Spending

Overview: Personal finance niche offering a complete A to Z guide on how to save and properly manage money.

Affiliate Section: Affiliate Center

Took quite a bit of time with my affiliate section, as I know it's really important to lay it out as best as possible for potential affiliate partners.
Again feedback would be awesome guys!



The Second part to this multi-purpose post is regarding product launch suggestions.

I've done some research on product launch systems (Ebooks/Guides) but was wondering if you guys have any up to date recommendations?

I'm very intrigued with Carson Rathi's "Mini Launch Formula" post:
Your Own Mini Launch Formula (No List, No JV's )>>Carson, if you're reading this, feedback would be much appreciated!

I'm starting this project with no list and no JV's so far.

Let's say I have roughly 2k to spend on a mini launch within 30 days, what do you guys suggest?

I thank you in advance for any feedback. It's taking time out of your day to help me out and I truly appreciate it!


All the best to you guys,
Brandon
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  • Profile picture of the author WillR
    The first thing I would say to you is to get rid of the slide up optin box at the bottom of the screen. I would also stay away from adding an exit optin offer. There are many affiliates these days who will not promote a product that has an optin on it as they like to put people on their own list first before they send them your way and/or they are worried you (the vendor) is going to cheat them out of commissions.

    If you do want to use these then I would only use them with the traffic you are sending. So I would setup the main sales page all your affiliates will be using without them, and then setup a second sales page with the optins for you to use with your own traffic.

    You could even go one step further and give your affiliates the choice of which page they want to promote.
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  • Profile picture of the author Brandon Lam
    Thanks Will! Great advice. Something I would have never thought about. Cheers!
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    • Profile picture of the author WillR
      Originally Posted by Brandon Lam View Post

      Thanks Will! Great advice. Something I would have never thought about. Cheers!
      It gets talked about quite a lot on this forum and the general concensus always seems to be that affiliates don't like promoting those sort of pages. So yeah, it's definitely worth getting rid of them or at the very least, giving people the option of which they would rather promote.
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  • Profile picture of the author Daniel Scott
    Not bad copy (from a skim)... who wrote it?

    IMHO Jeff Walker's Product Launch Formula can't be beat. You can probably get a rough outline for free.

    -Daniel
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  • Profile picture of the author Brandon Lam
    Thanks Daniel! I'll be looking into Jeff Walkers product launch formula.

    I've been using the same person for all my copy for the past few years. PM me if you want contact info!
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  • Profile picture of the author PabloVTB
    Image, Font, and Stylewise I like your landing page a lot. The slide up optin box is a bit annoying, but sometimes annoying grabs more attention and could end up with more sign ups, so I'd consider testing it.
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  • Profile picture of the author Brandon Lam
    Thanks Pablo. Yes the footer ad is definitely going to be a split testing theme. I find it is a little less intrusive then most of the hover in ads or lightbox ads etc.

    Given my niche and budget, anyone have some more suggestions in terms in pre-launch phase techniques?
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