Selling multiple products on clickbank

[ProEFI]

If I want to sell anther product on clickbank that is totally unrelated (and the sales page is on a different URL), do I need to open another clickbank account?

Thanks

[ProductCreator]

Do you mean as a product owner?

I recommend different accounts as it will allow you to have separate marketplace entries for each.

You do get a discount on product activation for every new account if you've already got an existing product in your account. Just ask for the discounted link.

[Michael Mayhew]

Originally Posted by ProEFI

If I want to sell anther product on clickbank that is totally unrelated (and the sales page is on a different URL), do I need to open another clickbank account?

Thanks

No. But you do need a script. EasyClickMate. It's the bomb!
Inexpensive too.

[Worldly Markets]

If I have understood the question correctly... the answer is no.

If you want to sell another product you just create a hoplink accordingly for any product to market and the sales will still be linked to the same account.

I am currently marketing 2 products, and both sales come through to this account.

Hope this helps.

[Michael Lee]

Here's a way to promote up to 50 products from one Clickbank account:

http://www.anownsite.com/articles/cl...-account.shtml

[ProEFI]

Thank you guys.
Just to clarify, I have one ebook product listed on clickbank and I want to add another. I see how to add a new thank you page but I didn't understand how to let affiliates know where the squeeze page is located.

[ProEFI]

If I go the script route, how can you add different products in the marketplace? It appears to me that you can only have one marketplace per clickbank account.

Thanks,

[rondo]

Originally Posted by ProEFI

If I go the script route, how can you add different products in the marketplace? It appears to me that you can only have one marketplace per clickbank account.

Thanks,

That's correct. One product in the marketplace per account.

You can get an additional account for $29.

[Harvey.Segal]

You either have multiple products in one account or
multiple accounts: here are the pros and cons

Multiple products vs Multiple ClickBank accounts


Harvey

[Kunle Olomofe]

rondo, i hear you but not to clear on that, so then the answer to the OP's original post would be "yes" then? Please some1 clarify.

Thanks

Kunle

[Harvey.Segal]

Originally Posted by Kunle Olomofe

rondo, i hear you but not to clear on that, so then the answer to the OP's original post would be "yes" then? Please some1 clarify.

Thanks

Kunle

The answer is no.

You don't need another account

However you are limited to the one Marketplace entry

Harvey

[Kunle Olomofe]

Originally Posted by Harvey.Segal

The answer is no.

You don't need another account

However you are limited to the one Marketplace entry

Harvey

I know u only need one account but if u wanted to be in more than one market place then u would need more than one, right? i think that was the OP's question, unless im missing something... it's early morning so maybe im sleep-typing.

[The Oilman]

If you have one product that is related to Dogs

And the other product is related to Bad Breath.

And you want them both LISTED on clickbank

You need two accounts.

But if you have upsells and downsells for the same product, you do this under 1 account.

[Harvey.Segal]

Originally Posted by Kunle Olomofe

I know u only need one account but if u wanted to be in more than one market place then u would need more than one, right? i think that was the OP's question, unless im missing something... it's early morning so maybe im sleep-typing.

The original question was in short
"do I need to open another clickbank account to sell another product"

Selling another product does not require another Marketplace entry

As before this page should explain

Multiple products vs Multiple ClickBank accounts

Harvey

[Kunle Olomofe]

Originally Posted by Harvey.Segal

The original question was in short
"do I need to open another clickbank account to sell another product"

Selling another product does not require another Marketplace entry

As before this page should explain

Multiple products vs Multiple ClickBank accounts

Harvey

Yup my bad, im still obviously asleep over 'ere...

And thanx for the link, much appreciated

Kunle

[VincentL]

How do you do this?

Have 1 product selling at different prices with the same commission?

$90 at 50% commission
$150 at 50% commission

Any idea how this is done? Would it mess up the CB affiliate links?

[ProductCreator]

If it's the same commission, you need only one account.

Just make separate products e.g. 1 & 2, for both of them.

How are you planning to offer these? You might need something like easyclickmate. How are you going to discriminate between visitors in offering them either 90 or 150 bucks?

[VincentL]

Something like this...

Price 1 for my list.

Price 2 for Mr A's list.

Price 3 for everyone else.

I have no idea how the affiliate links will be like in this arrangement.

[Keith Choy]

"Out-of-the-box", Clickbank provides the following (Harvey Segal would probably be able to give a better summary than me - but I'll give it a shot here):

1. With 1 account, you have can up to 500 products. They need not be in the same niche. I have multiple niches on 1 account. Clickbank is fine with that.

2. Each products in the same account can have different price. You can also have different price for the SAME product (just treat this as a separate product that goes to the same download page in the system) I done this myself to give my members and normal visitors different pricing. Btw, I have some as low as $7 all the way up to $200. However, the commission % would be the same for all

3. With 1 account, you can only have:
- 1 entry showing up in the Marketplace
- 1 commission level (which applies to ALL the products in that account)
- your default CB affiliate link will be directed to the 1st product sales page
- your Ad builder (in Clickbank) will only be linked to your 1st product


In order for you to have affiliate links setup for different products (so that each affiliate links goes to that specific product), you have the following options:

Option 1. Do the coding yourself. Michael Lee in a few post above provided the following useful link on this:
http://www.anownsite.com/articles/cl...-account.shtml

Option 2. Have 1 sales page which show to all your products and let your visitors click from there. This is not going to help in your conversion and your affiliates wouldn't like this.

Option 3: Have a script for this. There are a few. Some samples includes:
- EasyClickMate.com (around $67)

- Clickbank Multi-Item Manager (which I personally used and got the MRR rights too)
Note: I saw that this was given as a giveaway previously (I'm one of them ). You can search for this on Google.

Hope this post helps.

regards,
Keith Choy

[Harvey.Segal]

Originally Posted by Keith Choy

"Out-of-the-box", Clickbank provides the following (Harvey Segal would probably be able to give a better summary than me - but I'll give it a shot here):

Keith

Your summary is fine.

I would just expand on one point

Originally Posted by Keith Choy

- your default CB affiliate link will be directed to the 1st product sales page

Your default CB affiliate link (hoplink) can point to any page you wish.
Generally when vendors start an account with one product they
naturally set it to the sales page of that product.

As you point out in Option 2 it could be a sales page
pointing to all products

Harvey

[ProEFI]

So if you have one account and use something like EasyClickMate.com , what do you list in the clickbank marketplace as your product if you are selling multiple products ???

[Harvey.Segal]

Originally Posted by ProEFI

So if you have one account and use something like EasyClickMate.com , what do you list in the clickbank marketplace as your product if you are selling multiple products ???

The Marketplace is geared to affiliates rather than buyers.

So you might want to provide a page which promotes
the affiliate programs of your products.

Harvey

[npsol]

Michael Lee - thank you so much for your assistance - works great!

Lynn

[Brad Gosse]

Just started with hopguard to have affiliate links to all my CB products. I like it

[Matt Peters]

Easyclickmate works very well and has awesome support.

Matt
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