Paydotcom question

[Gabri]

Hello, i have registered on Paydoccom and added my Minisites Maker (http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-...-warriors.html). How can i know if there is somebody promoting my product?

I am offering 50% and in 2 days 0 sales

is it worth to register on Clickbank and spend almost $50?

Thanks in advance

[vidgod]

when you login to paydotcom goto "my products" then "view/edit my products" then near the top right click "manage affiliates". this will show affiliates that are promoting you product.

i haven't had any experience with clickbank though.

[Gabri]

Originally Posted by vidgod

when you login to paydotcom goto "my products" then "view/edit my products" then near the top right click "manage affiliates". this will show affiliates that are promoting you product.

i haven't had any experience with clickbank though.

wow thnks, i didn't know that option. There's nobody promoting my product

[jasondinner]

Originally Posted by Gabri

wow thnks, i didn't know that option. There's nobody promoting my product

LOL - sorry.

What have you been doing to get affiliates?

Also, there has to be at least 1 sale for your product to start displaying in the PDC marketplace.

Lower the price to $.1 and ask a friend to buy from you.

Then raise the price back up to whatever you want.

At least, this way, it will be listed in the marketplace.

But you should also be proactive by going out and GETTING affiliates.

Hope this helps,
Jason

[mloveridge17]

man Jason... you are sneaky. I like that $0.01 idea.

is it worth to register on Clickbank and spend almost $50?

I've actually had experience with both. Frankly, I would use Clickbank every time over PayDotCom (nothing personal Mr. Filsaime), even with the $50 set-up fee. PayDotCom can be a bit confusing and isn't as user-friendly as Clickbank. My biggest confusion came when they were charging me their fees through a fairly automated process, but then made me pay the affiliates manually. Clickbank automates the whole process, which is nice.

The only drawback with Clickbank is that it doesn't allow you to sell physical products. So, if you want to do a physical upsell of your eBook / video interview, you've gotta go somewhere else.

[Danny Turner]

"man Jason... you are sneaky. I like that $0.01 idea."
I think it has to be over a dollar to count - $1.01

[jorgesil]

Hi
For your products to start be shown in the Marketplace it needs have made 1 sale.
You could put the price down to $0.01
I have done it for my products
and if you got other Paypal account you could buy yourself,just use diferent Paypal account.
About the affiliates first your product needs to be in the marketplace after that you'll
start get some affiliates but it takes time.
Personally I think Clickbank is really better,you'll have more sales from Clickbank affiliates than Paydotcom affiliates but it has other disadvantages.

Good luck
Jorge Ribeiro

[Stu784]

Which product site or sites would you recommend for the following:

A) To sell products from?
B) To Sell products through to other affiliates?

[jasondinner]

Originally Posted by mloveridge17

man Jason... you are sneaky. I like that $0.01 idea.

I've actually had experience with both. Frankly, I would use Clickbank every time over PayDotCom (nothing personal Mr. Filsaime), even with the $50 set-up fee. PayDotCom can be a bit confusing and isn't as user-friendly as Clickbank. My biggest confusion came when they were charging me their fees through a fairly automated process, but then made me pay the affiliates manually. Clickbank automates the whole process, which is nice.

The only drawback with Clickbank is that it doesn't allow you to sell physical products. So, if you want to do a physical upsell of your eBook / video interview, you've gotta go somewhere else.

It's worth using BOTH!!!!

People always ask if they should use one or the other.

USE BOTH!!!

There are affiliates in PDC that don't use CB and their are affiliates in CB that don't use PDC.

You think that is sneaky, ask any CB vendor who sells list building products how they
got their product approved.

- Jason