Clickbank Rebill

There's no clean answer to this. You need to assess each product individually.

Like, a product with a one-off commission may be worth more than the average customer value of a rebill product you're looking at. Equally, an under-the-radar rebill product may have a small monthly commission, but it may just appeal to a very targeted, very loyal audience.

I find it extremely difficult to find rebilled products there with sales pages to which I'm willing to send my traffic, as an affiliate.

One wants to be confident that the "average customer" renews their subscription for quite a decent length of time, indicating a general perception of value from the product/service/membership?

The underlying basis of most affiliate sales is the trust-based relationship between the affiliate and the potential customer, and nobody can afford to recommend something that most people renew "only about once" (or even less)? The long-term damage to one's credibility would never be compensated for by the few sales made?

Just my perspective ...

(The reality is that different affiliates typically have hugely differing refund rates for the same products. As any member of ClickBank's staff with whom you discuss it will quickly explain, affiliates who have very high refund rates tend to have them for every product they promote, while those of us who have very low refund rates also tend to have those for every product we promote. The individual affiliate, the representations made by the individual affiliate, the traffic sources used by the individual affiliate, and so on, are overwhelmingly the significant factors. It's also true that some niches, because of the overall nature of their products and traffic demographics, do tend collectively to have slightly higher-than-average refund rates, but this is mostly a red herring that has very little to do with the realities explained just above: the bottom line here is that affiliate behavior is by far the primary determinant of ClickBank refund rates.)


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