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Has anyone made money with single-digit gravity products on Clickbank?

by younglite
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I have pretty much made it a rule not to sell any product with less gravity than two digits. I am beginning to question my tactics, and wondered what your experience might be with low gravity products. Did you just risk it, or was there a method to choosing a single digit offer?
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  • Profile picture of the author Cookie Monster
    I'm not a big expert on the subject, but if the product is new it starts with zero point something gravity and it might become a best seller, but if the product is not new and not too many people are interested of selling it there might be a reason to it.
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  • Profile picture of the author Leli
    A high gravity shows that the product is selling but it also shows that there is high affiliate competition. If you are relatively inexperienced in IM and/or do not have a large budget, I would actually recommend going for lower gravity products; this is where hidden gems are.

    Gravity does NOT show how well a product converts or even the volume of sales of a product. I'm a vendor and I actually have products in the 5-10 gravity range outselling and outconverting products in the 20-30 gravity ranges.

    So yes, do reconsider your tactics.
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    • Profile picture of the author younglite
      Originally Posted by Leli View Post

      I'm a vendor and I actually have products in the 5-10 gravity range outselling and outconverting products in the 20-30 gravity ranges.
      Excellent, Leli! I was hoping to hear from someone actually doing this. Thanks!
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    • Profile picture of the author DWaters
      Originally Posted by Leli View Post

      A high gravity shows that the product is selling but it also shows that there is high affiliate competition. If you are relatively inexperienced in IM and/or do not have a large budget, I would actually recommend going for lower gravity products; this is where hidden gems are.

      Gravity does NOT show how well a product converts or even the volume of sales of a product. I'm a vendor and I actually have products in the 5-10 gravity range outselling and outconverting products in the 20-30 gravity ranges.

      So yes, do reconsider your tactics.

      Yes - what he is saying makes complete sense. Gravity is not a measure of how well the product will sell for you but rather how it is selling for others. The higher the gravity means the tougher the competition may be.
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  • Profile picture of the author aizaku
    i profited on the regular with a product in the baby shower niche with a Grav. of 0.92...

    I stopped because I created a better product and I am doing even better now.
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    • Profile picture of the author younglite
      Originally Posted by aizaku View Post

      I created a better product and I am doing even better now.
      Well done. I've done the same. Absolutely the best way to make the most money on any given campaign! Thanks for the input.
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  • Profile picture of the author agmccall
    The way I understand gravity is it represents the number of affiliates making a sale. So, you could have a product that has 5 affiliates each making 1 sale and that would have a higher gravity than a product that has only 1 affiliate but that affiliate is making 100 sales.

    When I choose a product from clickbank or any other affiliate network I look for the following

    Leaks: are there links leaving the sales page such as email sign up form or links to the persons blog. I once looked at a sales page that actually had over 30 amazon associate links on it.

    Sales Copy: Is the sales copy good and will it convert.

    Is the product of value to your audience: I always buy the product I am promoting to see if it is actually what the sales copy claims it to be.

    al
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  • Profile picture of the author shaunybb
    hey there


    Yes it very possible with low gravity. I wish people would stop taking gravity as a clear metric its not.


    Like al was saying the gravity might be 100 that means 100 affiliates have made one sale.


    But I regularly promote products which has 7 or 10 gravity. Those 7 or 10 affiliates could be making thousands of sales each!


    This is what I look for:


    • Detailed information and trust factors
    • customer reviews that are real
    • money back offer
    • not too high front end price
    • I buy the product to see what its inside to market it better
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  • Profile picture of the author RBWade
    Thanks for the info guys. I was promoting 2 very high gravity products (one over 200) and in one day had over 300 hops...no sales (even though one product claimed over 8% conversion rates...lies). I was really bummed, but now I think I need to rethink my strategy and go for some products with gravity under 100. I should have trusted my instincts because I didn't love their sales pages, but I'm, new and thought "what do I know?"


    Any other advice from anyone? Does anyone have better luck with different affiliate networks like JVZoo, Shareasale or CJ?
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    • Profile picture of the author 3sgte
      Originally Posted by RBWade View Post

      Thanks for the info guys. I was promoting 2 very high gravity products (one over 200) and in one day had over 300 hops...no sales (even though one product claimed over 8% conversion rates...lies). I was really bummed, but now I think I need to rethink my strategy and go for some products with gravity under 100. I should have trusted my instincts because I didn't love their sales pages, but I'm, new and thought "what do I know?"


      Any other advice from anyone? Does anyone have better luck with different affiliate networks like JVZoo, Shareasale or CJ?
      Do you cloak your affiliate links?
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  • Profile picture of the author 3sgte
    I took a single digit gravity product a few months ago and made over $5000 in a few weeks. Still making me money today. I was already in a similar niche though.
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  • Profile picture of the author younglite
    Interesting, 3sgte. So did you market primarily to a list you had in that niche, or did you drive new traffic to your landing page? Maybe both?
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