Clickbank Help Needed

What traffic sources do you actually used?

For clickbank promotion, I would pick a good overall niche (weight loss, fitness etc), do keyword research, target long tail keyword with less competition, make a youtube videos, optimize it for the long tail keyword and there you go.

That would be my way of doing it. Even if some long tail have less searches per month, I would try to find buyer keyword with no real competition. That way it would be pretty easy to rank on both Google and Youtube.

You can find lot of infos online on how to rank videos.

Here's a thread that may help in some way.

http://www.warriorforum.com/email-ma...y-well-me.html

Read all the way through the thread, it should get some
ideas flowing.

Anyways, It has given me some new ideas.

If they were people telling you that high gravity is a good or encouraging sign, then ignore them completely (including any other "information" the same people might offer you, in case their "information" is all from the Urban Myth School of Internet Marketing).

Some people do actually believe that nonsense, but if anything the opposite is true, and here are a few posts which explain why ...
Gravity High or Lower - Which Sells Best & Why?
Clickbank gravity - is there a sweet-spot here?
Understanding Clickbank Gravity
Clickbank Gravity
http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...ml#post8677507

All my experience here leads me to believe, whenever someone says (of ClickBank) "but I still can't make a sale", it's because - one way or another - they're failing on one (or more) of the three essentials of ClickBank affiliate sales, without which there's no real prospect of affiliate income. So naturally, I'm wondering which one(s) of the three you've gone wrong with (I got all three of them wrong, myself, when I first started). Here they are: http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...ml#post7110523

I genuinely don't begin to understand this perspective, at all.

Why does it seem to you to be so? How do you know where they live, themselves? The web is international. Why would your own location have any relevance at all, to any affiliate marketing you do online?

So am I (though not many people know that), but it hasn't stopped me from making my living as a ClickBank affiliate. Why would it?

I'd start here, really, with the basic, basic, basic stuff. Absolutely no disrespect at all, but I think you're fairly confused about "how the money's actually made", and this may orientate you: http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...ml#post7110523



Those would normally be very bad niches for a beginning marketer to pick, for ClickBank ffiliate promotions, in my opinion. For all the reasons explained here (and in the other threads linked to inside this post): http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...ml#post8561081

Again, something firmly and clearly to avoid, in my opinion, for all these reasons: http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...ml#post8659398

Apologies for sounding so very contrary, Jaudet, but with absolutely no disrespect at all, I could hardly disgree more with the advice you're offering, here. It seems to me to typify the approach of the great majority who "try ClickBank and fail", and in my opinion there are good, valid and reliable reasons for that.



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I think that the first thing you should change is your attitude. Remember that “Whether you think you can, or you think you can't--you're right.” ― Henry Ford.

Hope this helps..
Cheers!

I would go on forums related to your niche, and read a lot of posts and determine what the main problems people are having, then find a product or service that would help or solve the problem.
This way you would be zeroing in on targeted buying customers

I have never had any success with Clickbank either, but I read a forum post which said to stay away from the saturated niches like weight loss and make money online.

He said to go with very specific health problems.

Then I watched a YT vid about putting the sales page URL into the google keyword planner to see what keywords the sales page is optimized for.

The make a video out of the sales page and optimize the video for one or some of those keywords.

Then do some naughty stuff on the video.

Thats what I'm working on right now.