Selling ebook: Amazon or Clickbank?

I absolutely agreed..I'm also curious why not take both of the marketplace?its can make more profit to you if you get the targetted customer...

A niche like weight loss is right up Clickbank's alley. Not only do you have the higher price point, but I couldn't think of any digital goods affiliate network that has more gung-ho affiliates ready to promote your product.

Weight loss, while very competitive, will not inundate you with refunds like it would if it were an internet marketing product.

The key to growing your bottom line is your affiliates, building your own affiliate program within Clickbank, where the only products being promoted are yours only.

If you can afford it, I would first get a monthly membership with one of the digital goods security services like Book Guard Pro or something similar, they even have a 30 day trial for $2.97 last time I checked.

Then I would build an affiliate page on your site, or install an affiliate management script if you want to go that route.

With your affiliates you want them to want to promote your products. So what is a good way to do this? Resources. Make life easier for them:'

Have someone design some banners for your site (or you can if able), ecovers too of course, and some other graphics such as a sidebar tower.

If you have good writing skills, provide your affiliates with unique exclusive articles, write an email campaign they can use to just plugin to their email list, provide pre-written comments, ads, text links, etc. If you don't have good writing skills then try to get a deal with a copywriter, the economy sucks so people hate to turn down any kind of (reasonable) offer.

Make sure you collect your affiliates email addresses as well, after a couple years it will likely be worth more than everything else combined The best thing to do is to require affiliates to subscribe to your list in order to get access to the affiliate resource section.

Sorry for the tangent there, but many of these things I learned about after I sponsored my first couple unsuccessful Clickbank products. Would've been nice to know all this from the get go.

Good luck with your ebook!

Well I like that with e-junkie I pay a flat rate $5 per mo (+ paypal fees, of course), and that they will print the customer name and invoice number on every page of the download so as to (hopefully) discourage duplication.

Does clickbank offer any major advantage over this? Is it an affiliate thing? I haven't done any kind of affiliate work yet (but I'll be starting soon).

I have been using ejunkie and I really cannot fault it. At only $5 per month the price is definitely right and you can also set it up for affiliates etc.

Cheers

Hi Warriors ! I have a 20 pages eBook on how to get started in Internet Marketing for beginners. Where should I sell it? and what would be the appropriate price I should quote? :confused: