Sales..

It depends on what you sell.
The product.
The price.
The bonus.
The necessary.
The value.
The solution inside it.
Etc.

I feel like that is a bit, kinda not enough info...

What are you selling? Where? Do you have a funnel and do you capture leads?

How do you drive traffic? Maybe it's not a good offer, or it's not presented in a correct way to your audience.

Please elaborate a bit more!

"Tips or tricks"

:-/

Get out of that mindset.

Sales come from a match up of message to market.

Who is your audience? How are you getting them to your site? Define your traffic source.

How are you trying to convert visitors into buyers? What is your copy like? Are you warming them up before asking for the sale, or going straight for the jugular? Define your conversion method.

A few questions Zayvo

- are you creating quality content to inspire folks to know, like and trust you? People buy from people they trust, and if no sales grow, folks do not trust your recommendation.

- what are you promoting? Why promote it? Does it clearly solve the specific problem your core customer wants solving?

- do you see the affiliate link as a paycheck or as a valued resource for your followers? 99% of the time, lack of sales means marketers choose a product for a payout, not for helping people.

Ryan

I think you're focused on the wrong things..

Just reading a few lines of your post I can tell the following...

No sales experience or even how a sales conversation works.

No real care or belief in your current product of choice.

No care towards your customer or market.

Looking for a product that sells itself to make a quick dollar.

Your mindset is in the gutter..

Everything you stated points to YOU, not at all how to give more value or benefits to potential customers.

First, learn what salesmanship really is.

Second, forget the product. Who do you want to cater to and serve? What market? Who is your ideal customer?

Third, how well do you know the product and how strong is your belief in it? If you have no conviction in your product you will never sell period.

Fourth, forget the money. Focus on giving and you shall receive.

Fifth, learn, learn, and learn some more.

Sixth, implement what you learn and test your skills.

Seventh, learn from mistakes and ways to improve.

Repeat all the steps...

You can have the greatest and most popular product on the planet...

You will STILL get objections and if you don't know how to have that conversation you won't sell.

Products don't sell themselves. Reputation means nothing if the customers desire and need isn't there.

Good luck.

Getting impressions and clicks is one thing, getting targeted impressions and clicks is another. Those clicks will mean nothing if the clickers aren't interested in what you offer.

Finding quality products depends hugely on so many factors just as #superowid stated. Take your time to attend to the list and you should get going from there.

What niche are you in?

Are you building an email list?

What sort of traffic are you driving?

You ideally want to collect email lists, then send them to an offer, you can check out decent offers on clickbank.com.

This may due to your traffic is not targeted enough or your product is not impressive enough to make people buying. Do more keyword research and find more quality products to sell.

We would need more details to be able to help...

What exactly are you doing to try to make sales right now? (the more details the better)