1,000+ hops and hops per order but no sales.

No idea.

Unfortunately you haven't really given much information, so it's impossible for us to say(guess).

Can you share details on how you are driving traffic to your offers?

How did you get 1k+ hops?

What kind of traffic are you using?

Are you using a landing page?

Give us more details.

Hey there this seems awfully high without one sale, maybe you should stay away from bot traffic and focus on answering these things:

• Is your traffic cold or warm?
• How relevant is that traffic?
• Are they getting sent through a funnel?
• Does your product solve their need?

Some things to think about here

After you figure out if you are driving good traffic (where their need is relevant to your product) you may also consider a different product. It sounds like their sales page is not very high converting. It may be that people don't like or can't afford the product you are sending them too. And again consider how you are driving the traffic and if it helps them to get the product you are sending them too. You may need a different traffic source, but my guess is you need a different product

Agree with the posts above - if you can describe what kind of traffic you're directing to the offer, that'd be helpful. Also, be mindful of the Gravity score of the product, which indicates how well it has been selling recently. If it's ridiculously high (150>), there might be too much competition. If it's ridiculously low (<20), it might be a bum product that doesn't sell that well - in which case, pick a new product.

Test with different traffic sources using different tracking IDs - you can create these as you generate a hoplink.

Good luck.

You'll have a targeting pixel on your sales page (or wherever you're sending your traffic). That pixel places a unique "cookie" into the visitors browser, which lets that user be anonymously identified as having visited your site.

They then become part of your "Retargeting Audience" for your Facebook ad, giving you the opportunity to summon them to return to complete the transaction. Or even offering them your free gift I mentioned above, to allow you to follow up with them via email and Facebook

Anyway those are just examples of what I'd do, as I'm sure they'd help if implemented correctly.

And of course, this really only applies if you're getting the traffic in the first place. If not, you'll need to work on that. But it still wouldn't hurt to have either/both of the mentioned systems in place, ready for when that traffic does start rolling in.

Good luck, and hopefully soon I'll see a new post in here containing your success story!![/B]

I still can't believe people make any money with ClickBank.

From your query, I understand that you are a vendor with a product listed in clickbank marketplace.

Actually this is natural (your conversion rate). People don't usually buy digital product at one glance.
You can boost your conversion by

1. Testing with different prices
2. Using a email list builder. Offer some part of the ebook (if it's a sottware then free trial for few days) for free in exchange for their email ID. ie, they have to sign up for receiving the offer. Mail them after few days and pitch your product to them again. You can also use your email list to send traffic to affiliate websites.

Thanks guys for getting back to me. Well I am new to this affiliate marketing thing so I am promoting the products using paid traffic via Fiverr. Any recommendations or change of methods would be greatly appreciated.

Also is paid traffic to easiest way to go or organic?

Could be a few different things but not knowing its hard to say! Is your traffic targeted? Where is it coming from? If your good there then it could be your sales page. Are you answering a question to a common problem in your marketplace....

I agree with the posts above... Fiverr traffic is a complete waste of money!

Been there, done that. If you have a budget to spend, I would rather go for solo ads where you will be paying per click! Much better choice then going for the fake fiverr traffic!

EASY


As you say, it seems you're directing all the traffic to the product, hoping for sales.


And it's COMPLETELY WRONG and WASTE OF TIME

You better look for a niche, not a product. Of course a niche where there are products too.

But your traffic has to be directed on an OPT IN PAGE for LIST BUILDING PURPOSE.

You can sell this product if you want on the thank you page after people opted in.

BUT

if you have a huge and responsive list, you can market your leads forever, and nurture them too.

and ALSO....

...WHERE your traffic BELONGS to?

As i see with these statistics they come maybe by pop under network or some very cheap traffic.

Try Solo Ads, facebook ads and so on.

REMEMBER: if the traffic is so cheap...maybe it's a SCAM TRAFFIC. Bot traffic.

My limited experiece with Clickbank and Bing.

Good product ( >50 gravity ).
Used own presell LP. Tried both List Building and also link to product page from LP.
Used prosper202 to track.
Results: - Sales is inconsistent. Sometimes 1 sale in 50 clicks, sometimes 1 sale in 100 clicks. Clicks are at about 0.60 each.

So if I made a sale at 50 clicks x 0.60 ( spent $30 ) and product pays more than $30 then small profit. But if 100 clicks to make sale ( you do the math ). For list building it is about $1.80 per subscriber ( using a suppossedly high converting LP ).

So I am still willing to learn from CB experts as all the current WSO's are all teaching basic stuff that is: -

1) Pick a good gravity product or a low gravity product ( depends who the guru is )
2) Pick keywords and write creatives using spy tools and other keyword tools
3) Set up campaign in BING

And...

LET THE MONEY RAIN ON YOU IN LIKE A WATERFALL

Wish it was that easy!

I have never understood way people use CB products with gravity under 50 if one is doing paid traffic, I will never no. If you are using paid traffic, go for the big niches so you know there is money to be made.

Now regarding Fiverr, iv never tried it and there is a reason why most people who use paid traffic and make money like 100% - 500% ROI never use it because its junk.

I use FB traffic to clickbank products, so if I were you, I would learn everything about 1 traffic source and become competent where you can make 100%+ ROI. Also social media, search traffic and PPV (PPV with asterix) are reliable.

It can be many factors like your product its not good ,your landing pae or site its not good your trafic its not targeted etc

I hear that, I really do which is why I dont go near google ads, bing, yahoo. I use FB only. However, most people dont really target the product name because that is the lazy approach. And everyone wants the lazy approach (meaning if a product is called XXY - lets target keyword XXY)

So the end results means your cost will increase due to the high demand.

You should have a tracking device to identify the traffics whether they are real people or spiders. You can use clickmagic or clickmeter to track you traffics. Both, you need to pay for their services.

I would have to guess that it is one of two things.

First, the quality of your traffic is low--or the sales page is bad.

Wrong people, wrong traffic source I guess.

Marian

Originally Posted by anthonyjstephenson I currently have a clickbank product that I am promoting at 3,126 hop count, 1,563 hops per order form impression and 2 order form impression count but I have 0% conversion into sales. What could I be doing wrong?

Hey Anthony J Stephenson,

It is NOT about the quantity of hops and impressions but the quality of relationship you built with your subscribers that matters.

As to what kind of emails you send them?

Do you email promoting one offer after another?

Or do you email promoting one offer and occasionally giving them the link to your blog or Youtube channel?

Because if you are like most marketers doing the first thing, then chances are you won't make much or even any sale at all.

I have done it, seen that, experienced that and learnt from that.

Every successful marketer will talk about the same thing.

That quality of your relationship with your list and the offers you promote MATTERS.

there are a lot factors that are included in those bad results, the 2 most im^portant ones are your sales page and your traffic's qualitty

also if you drive traffic from an ads plateform directly, it's hard to get sales bro

good luck

I usually let a CB product run for 250 hops on cold traffic before I make a decision. Any higher than that I will change variables like my ad copy, the traffic source, or the product.

That is why it's also a good idea to collect email addresses too. If they won't buy one thing, they might be interested in something else.

But if it was Fiverr traffic, you might not have gotten opt-ins either. But at least you are taking action

Way back in the Internet Stone Age, people used to put little traffic counters at the bottom of their pages to show how many visitors the page had received. Problem was, that and a buck would get you a cup of coffee.

Someone even created an animated gif of one of these counters where it appeared that the numbers were spinning so fast that the numbers were blurred.

Fiverr traffic is generally really good for making your page counter spin, but lousy to worthless for just about anything else.

Sounds like you may have had maybe a couple of hundred human visitors to get those two (lonely) order form impressions. Otherwise, it was likely bot traffic.

Like I said, Fiverr traffic (and bot traffic in general) is fine if you want the ego stroke of "xxx,xxx" visitors, but banks don't give credit cards to bots. At least, not yet.

Better to try a real traffic source, like a reliable solo ad provider, a FB campaign or placing ads in relevant newsletters and ezines. Heck, you could even try a print classified campaign. That way, you'd know how your page performed with carbon-based life forms...

Back (three or four years) when I was promoting CB products and raking it in, I never promoted a product with 50 gravity. In fact, I can't remember one that sold that was over 30.

I went for small niches that I could easily dominate.

http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...s-yes-you.html

I have started promoting Click Bank Product with gravity below 10 and got a sale with free traffic driven to my opt-in page, from there I have redirected to the CB product.Don't believe me?

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As you told that you are new to affiliate marketing

First of all, do learn some skills like copywriting skill(Selling through Copy), Why copywriting? You are aim is to sell right? Then learn how to sell; Yes you can sell. Let me tell you one thing i got my initial sale after 2 months of continues husstle through copywriting. What i was doing before? i didn't know about copywriting at all.The day when i started reading books about copywriting after that only i got sale.So yes you can sell, have some patience and believe in the process you are going to get there.

Second, learn how to setup affiliate system build some list through landing page.

pros: You will have full control of your customers.
No Paid media can market effectively better than email campaign.

Cons: As there is expiry for everything in this world it's the same case with your list people do change their mind of doing something else like starting new business which is not relevant to your niche or completely opposite. Few of them are never going to open your mails anymore.Don't worry it happens control what you can and have patience to see the mircale at the end.

P.S: Initially focus on how to build your list and copywriting skills.

As others have mentioned, sounds like 1 of 3 things...

1. Your traffic
2. What your traffic sees on your landing page/sales page
3. The offer itself

Make sure you have a good offer that converts, and test your traffic and landing page if possible.

Good luck!

HI
there are many reasons why you r not getting sales may be your sales funnel isn't strong enough
before you sending visitors to vendors page directly make sure you pre frame them about your product to buy that you are promoting....

Another reason may be your product gravity...
what is the current gravity of that product you are promoting?
if the gravity is low its simply means that the product is not converting well enough...