How to increase Clickbank sales...Any Idea?

This is a pretty general and broad question, so the answer will be somewhat the same.

Well, there's free and paid. Free like SEO, some social marketing, article marketing, ezine swaps, Email (your own list), YouTube (your own videos), etc. As for paid you can't really eliminate PPC because that's what most paid is really, you're either paying for impressions or clicks, some sites will charge you a flat rate, but to ignore PPC is a big mistake IMHO. Facebook, Microsoft Ad Center, 7Search, YouTube, etc.

It's going to entirely depend on your product, your promotions, your budget, your niche, and you. You need to make sure you're tracking and testing, only by doing that will you be able to determine the answer to this question.

They will. :p

And there are reasons for that. And they're very good and valid reasons.

Just as you yourself were telling us recently that you had 3,000 hops producing only 4 sales of which 2 were refunded, Anton, people trying to promote ClickBank products without listbuilding are often producing very similar results to yours.

That's a pretty good reason, isn't it?

If you want to make money through ClickBank sales, you need to build a list. You need an autoresponder, and your website needs to be designed around its fundamental purpose of encouraging the visitors to opt in. There's little point in attracting traffic without the opt-in and listbuilding processes set up first. There are a few hundred threads in this forum with titles like "What's The One Thing You'd Do Differently If You Were Starting Again Tomorrow?". Take a look through a small sample of them, and you'll find that one of the things they all have in common is that they're full of replies from long-established, successful Warriors almost all of whom give the same answer: the thing they'd do differently, with what they know now but didn't know when they started, is "start to build a list on day 1". There are reasons for that.

This little thread is also worth a look: Without Building a List, How Consistent is Your Income from Affiliate Marketing

Many people who are making a living from doing this find that search engine traffic doesn't seem to convert very well at all, Anton. That also seems to be what you've found yourself, according to the figures you mentioned recently.

I promote about 30 different ClickBank products, have been making a full-time living from this for over 4 years, and am an affiliate in 8 entirely different, unrelated niches. In all of that time, search engine traffic has been uniformly the worst-converting traffic out of everything I've ever tried.

Search engine visitors to all my websites typically stay the least time, view the fewest pages, opt in the least often and actually buy anything by far the least often. Search engine traffic - even when I've splashed out on professional keyword research from trusted experts (which I don't do any more, now) - just isn't well qualified or targeted enough for my business.

I do get floods of it, I admit (because off-page SEO happens to be an incidental side-benefit of my major traffic-generation method) but I certainly wouldn't want to have to make a living from it. Others' mileages may vary, but I'm quite convinced that for myself that search engine traffic and ClickBank products don't really mix very successfully.

And nobody's criticizing you for that, Anton.

But one might, I think, be forgiven for thinking that you may possibly be doing others less than the good service you undoubtedly intended by purporting to advise them on this subject, especially without revealing that up-front, and particularly as it seems that what you have to say conflicts so hugely with the information habitually offered by those of us who are successfully making a living from it?

If, as you say, you haven't tried listbuilding yourself, don't you think it might be a good idea for you not to try so repeatedly (even to the point of starting off threads to explain that you don't believe it works!) to dissuade others from trying it?