Help Selling Clickbank Product

Unfortunately it is not enough to just put up a site and post links on twitter and fb as that is not true marketing.

Now that you have your products, you have to invest in your marketing training and learn how to drive targeted traffic to specific products.

Remember, every product is not for everyone.

With that being said. You can actually start now by adding value to your social media sites to get a good following.

Then now and again put your offer out there.

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Some people are very successful with ClickBank. Many other people are (to some extent) successful at selling people information/guidebooks/courses about "how to be with successful with ClickBank". (That's easier for them, and when you see what guidance they're offering, you can fairly easily see why it's easier for them to make a living that way, because it isn't guidance that will produce many sales of ClickBank products so they couldn't exactly get rich by using it themselves).

Yes, here you go - this will get you started. Read it many, many times, and slowly and carefully: http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...ml#post7110523

Start by promoting one product (which you know well and like) to people who trust and respect you and have opted in to your subscription-list because they want to hear more from you. Then eventually add a second (and maybe a third) product in the same narrowly-defined niche, which you can promote to the same people with little extra work.

You need to have deep, quality, detailed knowledge of one product and sell it to people already interested in that niche who are willing to rely on your recommendation because you're the person making the recommendation.

You won't sell a product (or possibly just one, as a fluke) by having hoplinks for 100 of them and attracting Facebook traffic to a web-page. It doesn't work that way. Sorry.

I tried. It's being nice, in circumstances like these, to be honest and let people know that what they're currently trying to do isn't going to work at all, and that there are reasons for that, and that they're good and valid and reliable reasons, and that they should stop doing it.

Sorry.

I wish you good luck, but you urgently need to source your information/guidance from somewhere radically different from wherever the initial approach came from. Someone might have made some money from that 7-8 years ago - they're not, now.

The post linked to above is a good starting-point, and the advice in it has helped many people who are now merrily selling many ClickBank products after several months of never selling one at all, and I'm one of them.

So you copied 100 links from ClickBank, put them on a website, called it a "store", blathered about it to people on Twitter and Facebook for two months, and can't figure out why you haven't bought your dream home yet? Me neither.

You might want to think about setting up a product review site or several product review sites and then try to direct traffic to those sites by using forum marketing, article marketing and any other free type of marketing that you can use to drive traffic.

Product review sites are great because people can go and read the review about a product, and they can read the reviews of other people who have posted reviews there on that very same product. Hopefully most of the reviews will be good ones, so make sure that you pick a good product from ClickBank.

The more reviews that ou have on a ClickBank product and the more posative they are, the more likely they will click on your affiliate link and make the purchase. At least that is my personal thought on that matter.