Email marketing (clickbank products)

How can anyone actually give you a decent response. We do not know anything about your campaign. We have no Idea what your emails say or what products you are promoting. We do not know how this list was built, what was given for free as a lead magnet.

All responses you receive will be pretty much a guessing game

al

I have high paying customers and as far as I know 99% of them aren't on ClickBank. They promote Amazon products.

And, I'm talking about those clients who pay around $1000 to $2000 monthly. If they are paying this amount to my small team each month, it means they are earning around $6000 at least.

I have tried ClickBank too. I'd success, but it wasn't extraordinary. But, when I moved to Amazon, I also started making some 'real' money.

Perhaps, I'm not correct in this, but according to my experience, unlike before, people aren't so interested now in digital books. They can get almost all the information online without paying a penny.

On the other hands, physical products are always in demand. They can't have them for free.

I tried your path, bought lots of courses, but my experience wasn't that good. However, I know a few people here who are doing great.

Like Al said, it's hard to give you any specific advice based on what's posted here. But I'm pretty confident of one thing.

Somewhere along the line, you're introducing a disconnect with your leads. From the open and click stats you posted, I'd guess it's in your autoresponder content.

> You're getting opt-ins, so your FB ads are appealing to at least some of your target audience.

> They're opening the welcome email, which I'm assuming delivers the link to the lead magnet.

> Your open rate tanks after that. For open rates, start with the subject line and the from: address. Each email should tell them what to look for in the next email.

> Your click rate also tanks. Something in your content is turning them off. Look at your copy - are you simply sending them a blatant promo?

From your ad to the click to the vendor, each step has one function - to get the lead to take the next step. In your case, your last step is to deliver them to the vendor in a mood to buy. If the product is good and the sales letter does it's job (please don't tell us you picked the product because it had high gravity) you will see sales.

All that said, 200 is a very small sample. On the plus side, it's small enough that you can still contact the opens and ask them why they didn't click, and the clicks to ask them why they didn't buy. That information will be more valuable to you than anything you'll get here.

IS THAT LIST REALLY TARGETED?

Anyway 200 is too small. You had one sale upfront. Is your backend enough long? How old is your list?ù

You have maybe to nurture and 'engage' more, but don't expect too much for a list so small.

We'll see when that list reaches 2500 or 10.000 so you can make a decent math.

Keep testing.
Keep adding leads, test your subject lines, your email copy and the link destination.

If you get good open rates and people don't click, maybe they expected something different in the email than they got, so they didn't click through

If they click and don't buy, again maybe they didn't see what they expected
Or maybe they were not heated up well enough to buy. You can try sending them to (your own) presales pages before they actually go to the offer. If the products provide them, you can test different landing pages too.

And as Connan said, your list is rather small and no reliable conclusions can be drawn yet. Your results are still too random. How man of them have actually downloaded your bonus? This may be a pointer how targeted the list actually is