Will clickbank let me deliver my product using mediafire??

Thnka you!

This question is outside the scope of ClickBank's service. They deliver their buyer to your "Thank You" page. It's up to the seller to link from that page to the download file(s).

I really appreciate it, thanks for letting me learn from your misfortune.

Yea all I could find was ejunkie, and one other one I can't even remember the names of but even though it's cheap monthly payments I can't even afford one dollar now I already borrow money from my mom for my list and my hosting and mediafire was the only free thing I could find, and those other 2 were the only paid things I can find, but I'm probably not typing the right stuff into google I was typing stuff like 'how to deliver a produt' how to deliver a file' how to deliver a clickbank product' stuff like that and there's just like no info on it, but I appreciate you guys helping me thanks.

Thanks but that is only for ebook type products and only 1 so no bonuses or anything, I wish I could just upload my product and bonuses to click bank but I can't, but I appreciate you though thanks.

I don't know anything about web development, last night or the night before I think last night I tried getting this plugin like php something and it worked and increased my wordpress upload size from 64mb to 128 mb and then my whole site stopped working and I got some page saying all this crazy stuff that made no sense and luckily this lady at Hostgator fixed it for me and I told her what I was trying to do and told her I saw videos that seemed too complicated that's why I tried the plugin but the vids said to like make a php.ini file or something and do all this stuff that's like hearing Chinese to me or something and she said she knew what I was talking about and could do it for me, and then she told me she actually can't raise me up passed 64mb, and I'm not trying to mess with any of that my site is super nice and Idon't want to mess anything up at all, but something like e-junkie or a site like that, i could probably figure it out, but I'm already borrowing money from my mom for aweber, hostgator, and I don't want to ask for more, and I don't think she'll give me more anyways, I completely agree itwould be tacky and unprofessional that's why I was curious if Clickbank would even approve my product if I did it, but if I can get amazon S3 to work I mean, once some money comes in I can get e-junkie or whatever is the best I don't know man, i don't know anything about webdevelopment or delivering products or anything like that, all that stuff is just noise to me it's like learning Chinese it gives me a headache and makes me procrastinate... Idk I just don't know what to do, but I'm going to have to figure it out, it's sounding like Amazon s3 is my best option, and yes I plan on releasing LOTS of products I have literally infinite ideas, I'll probably release something new every 3 months or so, unless I make mad amounts of money, then I may release less...

Awesome thank you very much, sounds like Amazon s3 will be the way to go, I though it was free to use that though? If it's not free wouldn't it be better to use something like e-junkie? But right now I need something free until I'm sure I will have the money every month... I'm like anxious or something about this whole delivering my product thing so I'm kind of procrastinating i really don't have much left to do, probably one days work and then I'm 100% done and only need to figure out thisproduct delivery part and then I'll beable to submit to Clickbank and if they approve it, it will be the best day of my life I wil be jumping for joy like i just won the lottery even if I never make a sale it's a big accomplishment for me!

I wouldn't think uploading his product download files to a folder would be considered storage by HG. They are a part of his site. If he is selling a product and has put up a download page, I don't see the harm in uploading the zip files right into the folder where his sales page is, or even creating a folder just for the zip files, then linking to them from his download page.

Now, as you pointed out, this is not a good solution for somebody who is going to be launching loads of products, or someone who is into setting up tons of MRR & PLR products to resell. The file space would quickly be eaten up, and also if it is a really successful launch, the bandwidth would go through the roof between loading the sales & download page, and people downloading the zip files.

I think if he was only planning on having a few products, though, there wouldn't be an issue. Again, I think when HG says "storage," they mean using your hosting account as a backup service, not uploading a few files for buyers to download. The OP could ask their support service about this, though, but I'm sure it's not an issue as long as he is not using too much bandwidth on a shared hosting account.

The 64 MB limit only applies to media uploaded to your WordPress sites. You can FTP files of any size into your hosting account, as long as you don't exceed the 20 GB limit. I know the HG "baby" account has a 20 GB limit, but I'm not sure about other hosting companies or upgraded HG packages.

If you are someone like myself who sells hundreds of PLR & MRR products and creates packages, etc, using a shared hosting account to host your download files is not really an option, because 20 GB (20,000 MB) is not really enough space, and the amount of people downloading at the same time would surely set off alarm bells with your hosting company.

The best solution I've found over the years has definitely bean Amazon S3.

As far as E-Junkie, I have an account there. I think I keep it solely for sentimental reasons, since it was the very first platform that I ever listed and sold a product from. However, their memberships are expensive if you are going to list unlimited products and want lots of storage. I took a screen shot of their pricing chart:



As you can see, they don't even offer an unlimited storage plan. The highest amount of storage you can get is 50 GB (50,000 MB), and although that membership level allows for unlimited product listings, you would still need your own hosting account to host your website files. At $100 per month, I'm sure Amazon S3 would be much cheaper.

Personally, I keep the $5 per month account in case I want to list a product without having to pay per transaction, as E-Junkie does not charge an extra transaction fee.

Another thing you need to be aware of with E-Junkie is that while they do have an affiliate platform available, the bulk of good affiliates do not promote products from there because they do not offer instant commissions. Most of the top affiliates can be found on JVZoo, Warrior Plus, Clickbank, Clicksure, and Zaxaa.

I concur with just about everyone else who has said to go with Amazon S3.

My plan is having my product and bonuses normal, and then having a .zip with everything in it, I want both because some people won't be able to figure out how to open a .zip even though it's not hard, so I just want to make things as easy as possible and as convienient as possible for my customers... My main product I think is 118mb if I remember right, and then there will be 2 more mp3's around the same size, and one small PDF...