Best ways to recruit affiliates for my Clickbank health and fitness product

It starts with legwork - go out and find your early partners by:

1. Using social media (Facebook, Twitter, Insta and YouTube) to find authority content producers in your niche market, study their business/approach, contact them saying something nice (be authentic here) about their business and offering them a review copy of your product...once you have them as a reviewer, you can get testimonials and then move to making them a "first-mover" partner affiliate offer which they will very likely take. Done correctly, you should be able to convert 3-4 out of 10 into reviewers and 2-3 into being partners

2. Find your competition on Amazon and Clickbank - take their Clickbank or Amazon product name and search google which will bring up affiliates promoting your competition -- follow the same approach as above, contacting them and noting they have been open to promoting products in your market and you would like to send them a review copy - then contact them about promotion

This will get you rolling...having 5-10 solid partners with decent market authority can make a HUGE difference in your sales, exposure and begin to attract other partners your way....

Inbound Marketing

Find blogs that cover the health condition your product addresses and reach out to them via email. Use the Hunter plugin to find out their personal emails, not the default info@ email.

When reaching out to the bloggers, you want to check the size of audience they have. You can use various tools to estimate a blog's traffic. Also, check their social media following (and engagement too).

For high traffic blogs, you will really need to have a quality product for them to accept to promote it. So, be ready to give some free copy reviews to the bloggers. You may also want to cut special deals with specific bloggers than you would offer to the general Clickbank affiliates

Here are some tips from a previous post on Warrior Forum that i made about finding new affiliates:

https://www.warriorforum.com/main-in...ml#post9479434

post on related, blogs, forums, affiliate communities and social media

Head over to the Kindle marketplace and look for an ebook titled "Warm Email Marketing" by Ed Gandia.

The book is aimed at freelancers, but the principles should work at least as well for recruiting affiliates.