Best traffic for Clickbank?

Curious question: why would the fact that the vendor whose product you're going to promote happens to be using ClickBank as his affiliate-network and payment processor be relevant to what traffic-sources would be best for you?

Here are a couple of threads which ought to help you, anyway ...

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

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


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What is the best traffic for Clickbank products? The best traffic is traffic from your email list! Instead of sending traffic to a Clickbank offer, why not build your own list of subscribers that you can follow up with and make additional sales with? Study your niche, build your list, and provide solutions to them. If you are sending traffic directly to offers, it's just going to burn a hole in your wallet. Without a list you have no real business!

I do not suggest direct linking to clickbank offers. I agree with Mathew, you want to have a squeeze capture that leads to your product. At least its what works for me as a clickbank affiliate. As for traffic, there are tons of ways, I don't know where to begin

I would have to agree that PPC with a squeeze page to join your list is one of the best ways but have made sales from articles & looking into adding more YouTube videos as well

my response will be having a blog first, bring traffic to blog and use clickbank banners to sell

Hey JRooney32,

I think the best way to promote ANY product is to NOT promote it. Here's what I mean:

1) Start your own blog -- build your audience and establish a relationship with them, so they trust you when it comes time to recommend a product. Don't pitch.
2) Build a list -- yes, you want to build a list also; but, I wouldn't recommend your product there either because one, that's what every IM is doing; and two, it's still too pitchy.

Instead, use your list for post updates; but these posts would be reviews on your products. Don't tell them it's a recommendation or a review, but direct them as you would a regular post, which brings me to number three...

3) Post format -- In your posts, make sure to give free information by first, showing how the product has helped you and how it can help them. THEN (and only then) should you recommend the product at the END of the post. But again, don't be pitchy.

4) Don't hide -- Finally, place in parenthesis that these are affiliate links. People will most likely already know, but it also tells them you're not really after the money -- even though in the end, you may want the money.

Personally, I don't mind being sold to UNLESS I've been manipulated into a product that's not helpful -- that's when I loathe the concept of "selling" (in this case affiliate marketing).

Also, I know this format might take awhile, but in my experience, conversions aren't really good with promoting products through paid advertising anyway. I want continuous business and the way I know, is only through building long term relationships with my readers.

You'll make more commissions, if you build a loyal following first and not promote to them; because in the end, ironically, they'll want to purchase your recommendations as a thank you for helping them out.

Hope this helps.

Safelist Mailers work well for me. I ran a mailing across about 30 different mailers last week for a ClickBank product and cleaned up about $180 from it.

Pay per click targeted traffic (GEO & Category) is your best option.

Zeus

The best traffic for any offer is your list which you are constantly growing. First things first.

POF sucks. Take a Clickbank product and sell it as if it were your's. I'd get a high ticket item and promote it though. Especially if i can't get the customer name and do backend marketing. Watch your costs if you do paid advertising.

Perhaps quality Solo ads. Buyers list if possible. Yes you can get solo ads in any major market. I don't advise safe-swaps for mmo unless you are really desperate to use rehashed w$^&%d out lists. Email trumps all traffic online if done correctly.

If you can hack it, seo can give you sales but you have to move like a ninja. And that can take forever unless you are shelling out cash like crazy at no comp BUYER keywords that have monthly traffic. I will say that if you do seo now it is much easier to rank a satellite site than your own. Blogger, amazon page, youtube, (sites that big g loves) just tend to fly up the serps like nobodies business.

Both those traffic sources can work if you use the right funnel and product.

In my personal experience, Facebook traffic does not convert well if you are direct linking to clickbank products. I've tried to market several CB products using Facebook ads and direct linking with no good results. Nevertheless, if you build a fan page and are active on that fan page, and/or direct traffic to a squeeze page followed by an autorespoder sequence you can convert leads into paying customers.

There are several factors at work here:

1. The quality of the product
2. The front end of the Clickbank product - how well it sells.
3. How targeted your traffic is ( demographic, device etc.)
4. How good you are at making ads that get decent click through
5. Campaign optimization - you should always optimize to get cheaper clicks or better CPM
6. How effective your sales funnel is (landing pages, autoresponder sequences, social strategy etc.)

Here are some tips for Facebook:

1. If you are targeting mobile traffic, make sure your CB product has a decent mobile sales funnel.
2. Don't direct link - either build a list, build a fan following or both
3. Set up multiple ad versions/ ad sets and optimize
4. Make sure you have a funnel set up before you spend $$$ on ads

I have not personally used POF but I hear it works fairly well for dating offers. After all you already have a demo that is interested in dating. I'm sure it works for other stuff as well but it is all about optimization and number crunching.

The one thing I do recommend you do is get your own website and also build your own list.

It is far better and your conversions can go up when you have people go directly to your home page. This is when they can see that you are a real person.

One thing you don't want to do when you use pay per click, is to send traffic directly to a Clickbank product's sales page.

Can't build your list without traffic guys. I think the original question was how to get the traffic. There are a bunch of ways, examples would be: Paid Ads such as Facebook, Adwords, Bing Ads. are a few paid ways to get traffic. Free Ways would include Video marketing, articles, SEO Sites ranking for certain keywords, Solo Ads, Craigslist and Backpage ads, Twitter Post by using hashtags can bring a boat load of targeted traffic.
Just some examples of traffic sources, there are many other ways, just throwing out some ideas.
My opinion is that people are on facebook to check on friends status not to purchase products, I haven't had much luck personally with facebook. Adwords if done correctly, is how I made a ton of money, they are very strict, so you have to work a bit to appease them.
Good Luck!

For ClickBank products or any CPS offer as a matter of fact the best traffic source is email.
People are more likely to buy from you, if you have built a relationship with them.

The best free traffic is writing a blog and paid traffic solo ads!

This is a very vague question. Unfortunately CB has tons of different offers in tons of different niches and each will perform differently in different traffic sources. You will likely have better luck letting us know the offers you are interested in and we can give some suggestions for traffic sources.

Writing a Killer and quality review about products is an easy way to attract sales. I have do it personally and find it effective and interesting.

We are doing a few hundred a day on CLICKBANK,

and before you go thinking we are going doing some KILLER SECRET strategy, you can put that to bed.

Let me tell you I have spent over $30,000 on paid traffic, and nothing works better on CLICKBANK on all our testing that PPC <> OPTIN PAGE <> VIDEO <> OFFER

Again, if you want to do crap on clickbank, write a few articles.

If you want to do ok on clickbank, do a bit of list building.

IF you want to ABSOULTELY kill it on clickbank, get a few optin pages, and test till you get the highest converting one, and send as much and I mean, WORLD RECORD amounts of traffic to that optin page and build your list like no other.

Send as much traffic, build your list, and thank me later. Nothing, and I mean nothing works as well on clickbank, as LIST BUILDING. Take it from someone that has spend many hours sitting on the toilet planning, and test on teh computer, as I said, nothing compares to the art of list building if you want to CRUSH it with clickbank. No matter the niche.

But in all our testing, stick to weightloss, financial, relationship, health / wellness, and you will do well. Those are the best niches with teh best sales pages, and pull rates.

Hope it helps.

Youtube traffic seems to work for me. It is free once you rank your video and targeted if you promote right product. Once your video is established, it is money on autopilot :-)

It doesn't matter what sales processor you're using. It matters what PRODUCT you're selling.

For Whom?

The sales processor has nothing to do with where you get your traffic. Your customers do.

Find whatever traffic source you can
send them to YOUR landing page
get their email and forward them to offer.
Build your list and that will be your best traffic source you can control and it'll be free

Social Media is a great way to drive traffic for Clickbank but don't spam. As long as you are providing useful content you will be able to get hits to your website. You just need to be careful that you are not too active or else people would report you for spam. Youtube and even forums are a good way to help drive traffic also. Anywhere that you can post your link is good.

The best way to understand this is to send traffic to an opt-in page.

Once you do this, should start emailing your list on a daily basis and share a few tips and direct them to your product.

Above all, try not to make it too complicated.

It all depends on the niche of the product from Clickbank that you are promoting.
For example if the niche is dating and relationships, you get good results from POF
and Facebook. Niches like Weight loss get a lot of sales from Youtube Marketing
and SEO.

These traffic methods will work good for promoting Clickbank products.....

Article marketing (Ezinearticles, Articles Base, Article Factory, Sooper Articles directories and so on)
YouTube
Email Marketing - build subscribers
Facebook Ads
Google Adwords
Bing Ads
Twitter - Build atleast 1-2K followers from your niche. Keep tweeting and build followers.
and SEO of course, but if you get first page ranking for atleast 500 or 1000 monthly searched keywords.You may expect 3-4 sales per month if you rank on top 5. Obviously, this will depend upon niches.

Hope this will help.

Although guest blogging is likely your best bet for traffic to your affiliate pages (such as to your website where you capture emails), there is no right or wrong answer for this question and it will depend on what your niche or product is. For instance, if you are marketing a weight loss or beauty related Clickbank product, you might get more traffic from Pinterest pins than if you are marketing a Clickbank ebook about backlinking. Just go where your customers are and that's how you will get traffic.

Hi,

i recommend you to choose Bing Ads - they convert really well and are very cheap...

Try them out...

Go to fiverr.com and buy a $50 coupon for bing ads, create a new account on bing ads and promote your ad...

Have a nice day
Allen

SEO and organic traffic would be the best ones to look out for.

Whats meaning of best traffic, when you get traffic its always give benefit your site.if you think traffic whose give leads you then use PPC for website.

It all depends upon your budget ...

Bing is always solid for me....

Of course to a squeeze page then to the offer so you maximize profit on the back end..