I Just Starting a Clickbank Site, This is My History

conversions come from getting the right traffic buyers to your site

If you setup your facebook business page, start driving traffic to your site with a paid ad. Fasted way to see how many conversions you can get.

You shoud begin create facebook page, web 2.0 like: reddit, twitter... create account on quora, and begin seo onpage your post.

Traffic on above is need persistence.

Quora is the best traffic for your niche, if you give there best answer, solve there problem.

If you want have instant traffic to your site, i recomment you use bing advertise, this is cheap and buyer traffic (Choose keywords on google planner, long tail keywords...)

Number 3 is going to kill you. Those are not niches; those are markets.

Self-help for men (or women) gets you closer to a niche. Narrow that a bit more and you end up with a niche.

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In my opinion you are making two big mistakes apart from the fact that I don't believe into 'clickbank autopilot' sites anyway.


The first one is that you have mutliple niches at one site. You should really just pick one niche because you have much better chances to get and find the right audience for your business.


The second huge mistake is fiverr traffic. I know it sounds great, it sounds awesome to get hundreds of visitors to your website for a few dollars, but as you can see yourself now it simply doesn't work that way because if it would almost everybody would be rich haha.
It's bot traffic most of the time or other useless redirected traffic from old domains.



Therefore you obviously need to get traffic differently as some other members already suggested above. Learn one paid traffic method or/and one free traffic method, stick to it and you have a better chance to succeed.

I'm still learning my way in the affiliate marketing realm and what I've learned so far is when it comes to offers from any of these platforms, whether from Clickbank of JVZoo, you need to commit 100% to it and that is if you're treating it as a business.

You need to know all angles around the product and what kind of traffic sources will best help with conversion. One way to find that out is by testing.

And if you're not 100% involved to learn everything about or not taking it seriously, then it will take you a long time to figure it out.

To make it work, treat it as a business.

The truth is the person you are buying traffic from could just be sending bot traffic or junk traffic which won't convert.

You could generate your own traffic and once you learn how to do this you can make any amount you want from your site.

Facebook groups and online forums are two good places to get started. It's all about finding the people who are going to be interested in your affiliate offer. For Facebook you join the groups around your topic and share valuable content. Do this for some time and build a name for yourself in that group.

After doing this you can try to post a link to your website. It's best if you post it like someone who just happened to find the website. If it's a review page this makes it more believable to the people clicking your link.

For forums it's the same thing. You join forums based around your topic, share valuable content and then post a link to your site. A trick is to post asking a question related to your link. The more you make it look genuine the more people you'll get to click the link and the more conversions you'll get.

That's basically what I did to get started with Clickbank and get some sales in the beginning.

I don't know what your budget is, but as an affiliate marketer who specializes in promoting high ticket digital marketing courses I would recommend that you go to YouTube and search for 'Clickbank marketing' or something similar. You will find numerous free, educational walkthroughs and many experienced Clickbank marketers with various levels of expertise. Find some you like and subscribe to their channels.

Also, keep in mind that you can learn much with Clickbank University. Last time I looked it was about $47 per month.

I never buy Fiverr traffic.

I hired people from there to work for me only

Use other traffic source my friend

Even solo ads, there are a lot of bot traffic nowaday

So, with bot traffic, 1 millions clicks with no sales is very normal

you have to be careful with the traffic that you're trying to get

Otherwise, you just wasting your time

1- Buying an 'auto pilot' blog is the first mistake. These types of blogs that are ready with content are usually garbage content. And it's hard to convert traffic from this kind of content into sales.

2- Traffic from fiverr is not the best idea.

3- Your auto blog has too many niches.

If you want to make money online consistently, create your own content and blog. Zero in on (1) niche that you have 'experience' in already.

Create your own content and add at least (1) new post of value in your niche daily.

Have a long term plan.

Concentrate on one subject and build your blog/site around that.
Research keywords that have decent search volume.
Write valuable content around those keywords.
Start a Facebook page, YouTube channel around your subject.
Research some YouTube keywords and optimise your channel and videos around them.
Give away content for free and add your link to your site.
Post in forums related to your subject.
All this this works for me.

With 1.7 K visitors, you should have at least a few sales, if the traffic was really that good. i.e is from sources that are related to your niche.

I was going to say that you shoudl do your research until I saw that you a making an autopilot site. I wouldn't do that myself, but rather focus on creating high quality content that are niche based. If you have created good content like reviews of top rated products with good gravity, and sent the 1.7 K traffic, you would definitely make some good conversions. In my opinion it is better to have fewer content that are well written than many than many that are duplicates.

huh get traffic from Fiverr?
I don't think is real traffic

You can Use Pinterest Traffic