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How Much Will I Make (ClickBank) Question

by Jessie Stevens
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Hello

I was wondering, if on the clickbank market it says that the "Initial Sale" is $26.32 and they said that there is a 75% commission rate. Will I make $26.32 or 75% of $26.32?

Also, what does it mean when it says Grav: 61.71?

Thank You I am new to clickbank selling!
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      Originally Posted by Joseph Robinson View Post

      From this web page: Finding Products to Promote in the Marketplace

      Initial $/sale: However, high gravity can also indicate that there will be a lot of competition in promoting this product.
      It might also indicate that a lot of affiliates have purchased the product through their own affiliate link.

      I rarely pay attention to gravity. I base the decision to promote on quality of product, the product owner or affiliate manager (contacting these folks has helped me earn more than any other single thing) potential traffic sources, openness of the niche and potential profitability.

      And sometimes I just have a gut feeling that ends up paying off.
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          Originally Posted by Joseph Robinson View Post

          I don't either. It's a dumb metric that tricks a lot of newbies into promoting stuff they shouldn't be. Figured I'd just post the information straight from the source though. I've done enough philosophical arguments for the day .
          I wasn't trying to argue, just tossing in my two pennies.

          My beloved Vikings didn't play today so am feeling a little odd.
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              Originally Posted by Joseph Robinson View Post

              They're relevant this year, surely that's enough ?
              Freakin loving it! For sure.
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    Don't look at the initial sale number in the marketplace.

    Look at the product sales page and see how much it is. Then, take out the clickbank fees and then get your commission percentage.

    For example: a $47 product that offers a 50% commission.

    $47 - Clickbank fees (7.5% + $1) = about $42.48 times 50% commission = $21.24 to you per sale.

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    Originally Posted by Jessie Stevens View Post

    Thank You I am new to clickbank selling!
    All those numbers are good indicators picking a product to sell. However, you'll want to pay close attention to your EPC when you send traffic to it.

    EPC stands for Earnings Per Click.

    Unfortunately, the avg EPC is not publicly shared via CB and most shared by the owners are inflated or not typical because different traffic sources result in different number
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    If the product initial or fixed price is $ 26.32 then its 75% you will make as affiliate will be $19.74
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    You will make as much as you can manipulate your earnings screenshot within Photoshop.
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      Originally Posted by John Romaine View Post

      You will make as much as you can manipulate your earnings screenshot within Photoshop.
      The sky's the limit!

      That's just good humor. Ever think of taking that on the road?
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  • Profile picture of the author Mr. Ken Russell
    Originally Posted by Jessie Stevens View Post

    Hello

    I was wondering, if on the clickbank market it says that the "Initial Sale" is $26.32 and they said that there is a 75% commission rate. Will I make $26.32 or 75% of $26.32?

    Also, what does it mean when it says Grav: 61.71?

    Thank You I am new to clickbank selling!
    You make $26.32 for the initial FE (front end) sale.

    The number in Green, (Avg /sale) is what the average commission you'll make throughout the sales funnel. Gravity is determined by the number of distinct affiliates promoting that product, a lot of mixed answers for the real factors that determine the gravity, but the higher the gravity usually means there are more people promoting it. The lower = less. I wouldn't pay too much attention to the gravity of a product.

    Hopefully this answers your question(s).
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