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How to create a Clickbank "Review Site" ?

by dragonboy46
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Hello All,

I've seen many little websites (3 pages - 6 pages etc) that promotes a particular clickbank product by reviewing that product and finally giving the hoplink. Usually these sites have low competition and rank for keywords like
"product name review" or "product name" or "product name scam" etc and the keyword has generally 1,000 monthly searches. The whole website is just based on ONE clickbank product and only promote ONE Clickbank product. So my question is, How do I create these tiny little "Review Sites" and rank for such keywords? How much work you have to put in and how many backlinks do you need to finally get #1 on Google? Moreover these sites seem to have a home page, privacy policy, terms, contact us page and 1-2 money pages that promotes the clickbank product. So any one here who makes Clickbank money using this strategy can you please tell me how EXACTLY you create and rank "Review Sites" for your keywords ? Do you build backlinks or just On-Page SEO is enough to get there ? Also how long it takes you to make Sales if you build a "Review Site" from scratch ? Your help in this regard will be much appreciated.

Thanks & Regards,
Usman
#clickbank #create #review site
  • Profile picture of the author Alexa Smith
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    May I give you a very honest and direct answer, which isn't at all what you wanted to hear, Usman?

    The answer is that it doesn't matter, because you'll hardly make any ClickBank sales that way anyway. That just isn't "what sells informational products" of the "ClickBank-type". And I'm putting it really, really mildly, wording it in that way.

    These two posts explain why, and one of them suggests what you might want to do (instead of what you suggest above, which would almost certainly lead to no income worth mentioning) ...

    http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...ml#post7110523

    http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...ml#post8659398

    Originally Posted by dragonboy46 View Post

    I've seen many little websites (3 pages - 6 pages etc) that promotes a particular clickbank product by reviewing that product and finally giving the hoplink. Usually these sites have low competition and rank for keywords like "product name review" or "product name" or "product name scam" etc and the keyword has generally 1,000 monthly searches. The whole website is just based on ONE clickbank product and only promote ONE Clickbank product.
    And here's the point you've missed: those sites very often don't make any sales at all, and especially not to search-engine traffic. People copy them because (just as you were thinking) they see so many of them about, and think "Well, people wouldn't be doing this, if they didn't work". But they are. And they don't work. And there are reasons why they don't work - it's not just something arbitrary. All those people are making the same mistaken assumption that you're making. And there's no real money there.

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    • Profile picture of the author dragonboy46
      Originally Posted by Alexa Smith View Post

      May I give you a very honest and direct answer, which isn't at all what you wanted to hear, Usman?

      The answer is that it doesn't matter, because you'll hardly make any ClickBank sales that way anyway. That just isn't "what sells informational products" of the "ClickBank-type". And I'm putting it really, really mildly, wording it in that way.

      These two posts explain why, and one of them suggests what you might want to do (instead of what you suggest above, which would almost certainly lead to no income worth mentioning) ...

      http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...ml#post7110523

      http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...ml#post8659398



      And here's the point you've missed: those sites usually don't make any sales at all, and especially not to search-engine traffic. People copy them because (just as you were thinking) they see so many of them about, and think "Well, people wouldn't be doing this, if they didn't work". But they are. And they don't work. And there are reasons fthey don't work - it's not just something arbitrary. All those people are making the same mistaken assumption that you're making. And there's no real money there.

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      But I have seen many people who "Claims" to have made money using this way. I mean if you give an honest opinion about the product, be helpful to your visitors and provide them true, accurate information, use pre-sell tactics and doing the "help, not sell" strategy and then give the affiliate link then you will make sales. For example, if you rank for a keyword lets say
      "Product Name Review" and its getting about 1,000 searches a month. It's a Clickbank "Internet Marketing" Product. Now the people who search online for product reviews are already interested in the product and you just have to help them decide whether the product will be a good fit for them. It's all about writing good, quality articles I think. If your visitors think that you are honest and helping them, they might buy the product through your link... I've already purchased a domain & hosting for 1 year to do a product review and sell this way, I think it'll work if i rank for my keyword.

      Thanks for the response
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      • Profile picture of the author Alexa Smith
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        Originally Posted by dragonboy46 View Post

        But I have seen many people who "Claims" to have made money using this way.
        Yes, me also. (Their real source of income is often "selling guidebooks about ClickBank", though, rather than any successful affiliate marketing of ClickBank products, isn't it? They're nearly all repeating the same nonsense. They can earn by selling that "information" to newbies. They can't earn from putting into practice themselves, though. ).

        Originally Posted by dragonboy46 View Post

        I mean if you give an honest opinion about the product, be helpful to your visitors and provide them true, accurate information, use pre-sell tactics and doing the "help, not sell" strategy and then give the affiliate link then you will make sales.
        Unfortunately not. For the most part. For exactly the reasons explained in some detail in the two threads I linked to above.

        Originally Posted by dragonboy46 View Post

        For example, if you rank for a keyword lets say
        "Product Name Review" and its getting about 1,000 searches a month. It's a Clickbank "Internet Marketing" Product. Now the people who search online for product reviews are already interested in the product and you just have to help them decide whether the product will be a good fit for them. It's all about writing good, quality articles I think. If your visitors think that you are honest and helping them, they might buy the product through your link.
        So that old "Google Sniper" product claimed. That's basically what you're describing. Good luck trying that approach in 2014.

        Here's the reality of affiliate marketing, of which you seem unaware ... to earn significant money from affiliate marketing, you need to do three things ...

        (i) Keep your potential customers returning to the sales page (because not so many people buy anthing much at their first visit to a sales page!);

        (ii) Make increasing sales (ideally at progressively higher prices) to the same "captive audience" who regularly rely on and trust your recommendations;

        (iii) Establish the credibility and trust necessary to do both the above by earning's people respect as a provider of niche-related information.

        Without building lists, of course, you can't do any of the three and you'd just be throwing away almost all the traffic you ever generate that doesn't buy anything immediately. It's like trying to run the bath by opening the taps fully but without remembering to put the plug in the hole first.

        For most people, most of the time, it's just about as simple as that, overall.

        These three threads are more informative (but after you've read the two above, probably) ...

        Is it a good idea to spend some time on building a mailing list ?

        Without Building a List, How Consistent is Your Income from Affiliate Marketing

        Does anyone even make money online without an email list?

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      Originally Posted by Alexa Smith View Post

      May I give you a very honest and direct answer, which isn't at all what you wanted to hear, Usman?

      The answer is that it doesn't matter, because you'll hardly make any ClickBank sales that way anyway. That just isn't "what sells informational products" of the "ClickBank-type". And I'm putting it really, really mildly, wording it in that way.

      These two posts explain why, and one of them suggests what you might want to do (instead of what you suggest above, which would almost certainly lead to no income worth mentioning) ...

      http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...ml#post7110523

      http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...ml#post8659398



      And here's the point you've missed: those sites very often don't make any sales at all, and especially not to search-engine traffic. People copy them because (just as you were thinking) they see so many of them about, and think "Well, people wouldn't be doing this, if they didn't work". But they are. And they don't work. And there are reasons why they don't work - it's not just something arbitrary. All those people are making the same mistaken assumption that you're making. And there's no real money there.

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      I have to disagree with you here Alexa. Review sites and ranking on search engines like YouTube and Google CAN make you sales... In fact, this thread was created last year and up till today, it is still producing me sales.

      http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-...rick-chan.html

      That being said, I don't recommend spending time creating review sites if that's the ONLY content on the site. Review sites that are built on authority site is where the real money is. You want your prospect to surf your site, capture their emails and take it from there... In a sense the review sites become a means to getting traffic then ultimately list building but you WILL make sales every now and then.
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  • Profile picture of the author sscot
    Writing a review and putting your Affiliate link at the end of the review won't make money for you. You must add some value into the product (bait) instead to your review. As an example, you can offer free bonuses, discount.....

    I have ranked kind of sites #1 in Google without single or backlink, only with on page SEO. However, quality of the review and your bait are more important than the SERP.

    That's because,

    For product reviews, people don't limit their search into the first page because they're step away on spending money. You still have the same chance even with #4.

    Importance of quality of review
    your bait won’t be worked unless readers believe you first.
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  • Profile picture of the author MarvyDery
    Hi friend, I would like to help you on this. I have used this method you are describing, I'm still suing it and it works perfectly for me.

    I believe results differ from person to person but product review sites really works. My first actual real money online was generated from an ejaculation trainer review site. I moved on to a phen375 review site where I made very good passive income online.

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      Originally Posted by MarvyDery View Post

      I have used this method you are describing, I'm still suing it
      I know it's very disappointing, but I still can't help thinking that litigation is taking it a bit far.

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  • Profile picture of the author affiliatez
    The outline is something like this
    1. Find the product from Clickbank marketplace
    You should have your own creterias to choose a greate product, example: montly exact search

    2. Register domain name
    Sure, the domain need to include the money keywor, maybe along with some brandname words like My, new, Best,..

    3. Write the content
    If you know about the topic and can generate teh content yourself, so dont need to pay any cent for content creation, write a long review article at least 800 words about the product, imagine the results after using the products recommeded, ( you can ask the product owner for a review copy)

    4. Backlink Building
    There are two main ways: quality vs quantity, if you have your own PBN or some high PR website of your own, just put the sitewide anchor text at the homepage, in my experience, a product with 1.000 exatcj search monthly, you can rank this keyword with about 3 sitewide text link (each website has PR 2-3)
    If you are promotin a product launch campaign, you can build massive links in a short period of time to archive the quicl ranking, a product launch is oftens alive in about 3 - 4 weeks, so taking the advantags of this time.

    Hope this help!
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  • Profile picture of the author 10kaday
    i would put a optin page on every page
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