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Clickbank product selling

by bross
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Now I`m not sure if this was already answered or if I can find this information on clickbank, but what I`m sure is that I will get the answer here and very quick as usually (thanks to all great warriors)

Is it necessary to register a company or something to be able to sell products on clickbank or not? Can a person without a company sell products normally or how..?
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  • Profile picture of the author samstephens
    Yes, Clickbank allows individuals to sell products through their system.

    If you're making some reasonably money though, it'd be worth talking to an accountant to see what kind of business structure would best fit your needs.

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  • Profile picture of the author Ettienne
    Another question on clickbank, is the fee you pay PER product? So if you have 2 or 3 upsell products do you have to pay extra for them? Not quite sure on this
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    • Profile picture of the author samstephens
      Originally Posted by Ettienne View Post

      Another question on clickbank, is the fee you pay PER product? So if you have 2 or 3 upsell products do you have to pay extra for them? Not quite sure on this
      Nope, the fee is just for your account. Inside that account you can sell something like 999 products (I think? Something huge anyway).

      So your upsells will all be included in that account.

      Often people like to have seperate accounts per main product anyway, beacuse that gives you a Clickbank marketplace listing for each product.

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  • Profile picture of the author mygrants
    For some weird reason - selling on Clickbank is simply beyond my understanding :S their system appears complex to me ..
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    • Profile picture of the author samstephens
      Originally Posted by mygrants View Post

      For some weird reason - selling on Clickbank is simply beyond my understanding :S their system appears complex to me ..
      It can look a little daunting at first (especially now days because they've added a lot of extra functionality of the past few years).

      But the basics all make sense once you've set it up once.

      Or if you use a system like DLGuard, that takes a lot of the hard work out of it, and it has step by step instructions on product set up (including for Clickbank), and naturally has the main benefits of things like download security, unique expiring download pages and links, as well as customer management.

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  • Profile picture of the author Alexa Smith
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    Originally Posted by bross View Post

    Can a person without a company sell products normally or how..?
    From Clickbank's perspective, the answer is "yes".

    From the legal perspective, the answer inevitably depends on the country (and/or state - they vary, too) in which one lives.

    I'm not aware of it being necessary, anywhere in the world, actually to incorporate (i.e. to form a new and distinct business entity with its own "legal personality") in order to run the sort of business involved in promoting Clickbank products, but in some countries and states it's certainly necessary to "register as a business" (whatever's involved in doing so, and whatever the various options are for doing so, according to local laws), even if it's a business run as a "sole trader" (i.e. without incorporation, limited liability or partnership).

    In fact I've reliably been told that in America, the legal requirements for doing so can even vary from city to city within the same state.
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