Well, I singularly failed to sell anything on TT affiliate site, probably a poor choice of keywords, products, and market choice.

the keywords were good I got a good ranking after all, for pg.1 but they words weren't those 'active' words... very passive keywords.

The products were okay, but nothing special. Several had very low popularity/gravity, too. So If the searchers were searching, they weren't being convinced.

Lastly, I think that teachers are...

My Tesol Site is coming along... I've already got five articles for the site, and a blog with lots of really short stuff. But still no sales after two months.

I've noted that it has moved up the rankings on some searches... and it's well optimized (I hope!).

But no sales. So did I ...

pick the wrong products?
pick the wrong market?
develop the site incorrectly?

Mmm...?

Would love some advice.

This is my first attempt to create a clickbank/am type website.

It's still a work in progress, but take a look and leave any feedback here!

Best Kenneth

Well, I've tried Amazon, Dreamhost, Bluehost, a variety of affiliate products from Clickbank, etc... I've had hundreds of clicks on these products... but almost no sales.

The only success I've had so far is Amazon for books. I managed to achieve a CTR of about 11% but all the rest is 0%.

Kenneth

I've been blogging on my own personal blog for quite some time. Having joined WF, I'm now looking to learn a little Aff. Marketing!

It's something I do already but ... having hundreds of click throughs and hardly a sale... I wonder what I'm doing wrong!