ejunkie or clickbank or?

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Rylynn

Hi Warriors,

I'm about to launch my first ever ebook but I'm not sure which use - ejunkie, clickbank or anything you guys reccomend?

I know that good thing about clickbank is that it generally will produce more affiliates for the product owner.

What I like about ejunkie is that I've read it's really easy to set up. But the problem is ejunkie does pay my affiliates automatically and it doesn't have the guarantee like clickbank. If that's the case, how do i go about paying my affiliates and offering refunds?

Hey I'm using clickbank for my new product launch, however i have started to experiment with digiresults and that has some very cool features one being instant commission for your affiliates.

Its more geared towards IM products and there are a lot of WSO on there but Im liking it none the less.

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Rylynn

13 years ago

Originally Posted by mike gregory

Hey I'm using clickbank for my new product launch, however i have started to experiment with digiresults and that has some very cool features one being instant commission for your affiliates.

Its more geared towards IM products and there are a lot of WSO on there but Im liking it none the less.

Thanks for the suggestion. I have heard of digiresults before and I went to check out their market place. It was all IM products (I have no idea why?)

My product is not in the IM niche so I don't know if I can use them.

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John A Goodwin

13 years ago

I would say go with ClickBank. They have thousands of affiliates, they will process the payments for you, pay your affiliates, handle refunds, and send you a check for what you made.

John

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impact-productions

13 years ago

RAP and RAP Bank for me. Great mixture of deliverability, control, ownership and affiliate promotion.

Clickbank is good if you don't want to be seen as the vendor of the product. For a first ebook, without contacts, the set up costs might not make Clickbank so worthwhile.

If you're running this as a WSO, and want to get it up and running quickly and have the potential to attract affiliates, WSO Pro works great too.

Thom

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Rylynn

13 years ago

Originally Posted by impact-productions

RAP and RAP Bank for me. Great mixture of deliverability, control, ownership and affiliate promotion.

Clickbank is good if you don't want to be seen as the vendor of the product. For a first ebook, without contacts, the set up costs might not make Clickbank so worthwhile.

If you're running this as a WSO, and want to get it up and running quickly and have the potential to attract affiliates, WSO Pro works great too.

Thom

Thanks I'll have a look at RAP now. Nope I won't be running a WSO because my product is not IM related.

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Rylynn

13 years ago

Just had a look at RAP and it seems fantastic. It has everything ejunkie has and even handles the payment of affiliates. Only problem is it is a little expensive for me right now.

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AccountCache 13 years ago

I don't see any mention of PayDotCom.com. Has anyone used them? We're thinking of using them for our new product and any feedback would be appreciated.
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- Kurt Abel 13 years ago
  
  digiresults is awesome if you have your affiliates in place. It is the easiest system that I know of to set up and your affiliates get paid immediately through paypal. But, as of now, digiresults is not a great place to find affiliates as it is too small a community.
  
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Sid Hale

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Rylynn

Just had a look at RAP and it seems fantastic. It has everything ejunkie has and even handles the payment of affiliates. Only problem is it is a little expensive for me right now.

Have you seen the installment purchase page for RAP?

...and for finding affiliates, you can't beat RAP Bank*Instant Commissions Vault - free listing of your RAP-driven product in an affiliate network with over 11,000 members.

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Rylynn

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Sid Hale

Have you seen the installment purchase page for RAP?

...and for finding affiliates, you can't beat RAP Bank*Instant Commissions Vault - free listing of your RAP-driven product in an affiliate network with over 11,000 members.

Thanks for mentioning that Sid. The installment plan is great. I am seriously leaning towards RAP now.

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Christophe Young

13 years ago

I've used both Clickbank and E-junkie.

You will get a lot of affiliates on Clickbank when you add your product to their Marketplace, however most won't make any sales. As has been discussed here before, you're going to have to recruit the GOOD affiliates who make most of your sales.

When I used E-Junkie's affiliate system, I found it to be not very effective. Their Marketplace is not very big and the Vendor is responsible for paying affiliates via the Paypal mass payment option. This won't go over well with some affiliates.

I just recently started using Digiresults, and it's got some great features. Affiliates get paid instantly via Paypal and you can do 100% commissions. You don't have to be in the IM niche to use them.

Remember, in order to get a LOT of affiliate sales, you're going to have to recruit them for the most part and things like getting paid instantly and higher commissions will definitely improve your chances of getting them to promote for you no matter what system you use.

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Rylynn

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Christophe Young

I've used both Clickbank and E-junkie.

You will get a lot of affiliates on Clickbank when you add your product to their Marketplace, however most won't make any sales. As has been discussed here before, you're going to have to recruit the GOOD affiliates who make most of your sales.

When I used E-Junkie's affiliate system, I found it to be not very effective. Their Marketplace is not very big and the Vendor is responsible for paying affiliates via the Paypal mass payment option. This won't go over well with some affiliates.

I just recently started using Digiresults, and it's got some great features. Affiliates get paid instantly via Paypal and you can do 100% commissions. You don't have to be in the IM niche to use them.

Remember, in order to get a LOT of affiliate sales, you're going to have to recruit them for the most part and things like getting paid instantly and higher commissions will definitely improve your chances of getting them to promote for you no matter what system you use.

Hey Chris, I agree with you completely about recruiting affiliates and yea the paypal mass payment is really a down side to ejunkie.

I know that my product doesn't have to be in the IM niche to use digiresults, but it seems like the market place only has IM products.

It could be because the creator of digiresults is a fellow warrior, Andy Fletcher, so other people don't know about digiresults yet.

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