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What is the most effective way to build a mail list to promote a Clickbank product by paid traffic

by Mamymilan60
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Hi folks


Undoubtedly, using the mailing list is the best way to promote Clickbank products.

But how can I do that effectively with paid traffic?

What is the best ad network to do this?

How to target the audience through Facebook Ads and Google Ads?

How do I choose the lead magnet topic?
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  • Profile picture of the author Diego Aguirre
    Basically, you will be sending traffic to an opt-in page to build your own email list and follow up your leads from there.

    Now, the tricky part is where to get traffic from?

    There are so many options out there and you will find at least one guru recommending one particular traffic platform/network/provider over another, this topic is so wide that trying to summarize it in one comment won't work...

    Some people love FB ads, some Google/yt ads, and so on... Some other people even love free traffic.

    The question is what will you love? And you will only discover what works for you by trying it yourself.

    From my experience, I can say that Microsoft Ads and Solo ads are the most affiliate friendly I have found, sure you can try FB ads but it has the potential to give you some headaches you don't need or want, as a beginner. If you want to try some free traffic, you may want to check out how to rank a youtube channel.

    It's a matter of what do you like and works for you.
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    • Profile picture of the author Mamymilan60
      Originally Posted by Diego Aguirre View Post

      Basically, you will be sending traffic to an opt-in page to build your own email list and follow up your leads from there.

      Now, the tricky part is where to get traffic from?

      There are so many options out there and you will find at least one guru recommending one particular traffic platform/network/provider over another, this topic is so wide that trying to summarize it in one comment won't work...

      Some people love FB ads, some Google/yt ads, and so on... Some other people even love free traffic.

      The question is what will you love? And you will only discover what works for you by trying it yourself.

      From my experience, I can say that Microsoft Ads and Solo ads are the most affiliate friendly I have found, sure you can try FB ads but it has the potential to give you some headaches you don't need or want, as a beginner. If you want to try some free traffic, you may want to check out how to rank a youtube channel.

      It's a matter of what do you like and works for you.
      I like Google ads. But I am not sure that Google allows advertising for a opt-in page that gather people's emails.

      I am skeptical about this and am afraid to lose my Google Ads account forever
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  • Profile picture of the author Charlotte Rosenberg
    Perhaps I will suggest you run YouTube ads for your list building.

    The target audience for YouTube is more direct to that of Facebook.

    And you will even spend less on CPC compared to Facebook. You can easily make your adverts show directly on specific YouTube channels.

    Also, the way Facebook disable ad accounts these days is quite alarming.

    So, a lot of marketers are recording a whole lot of targeted conversion in building their email list through YouTube.
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  • Profile picture of the author AllanMungai
    The best way to choose a lead magnet in my opinion is to give the answers to your market's questions in whatever format like PDF, Video or etc in exchange for their email address.
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