Clicks but no sales!!

It's great that you are doing things so you should feel
good about that.

I have been affiliate marketing for 20+ years and it can
be as easy as promoting Amazon products on FB and
IG with paid ads, but it doesn't always work like magic.

You heard about other people making so much money,
which may or may not be true, so you thought it would
work but it didn't.

It cost you money that you can't afford to lose when you
are trying to make a profit, but that happens, it is a part
of the learning curve.

ICYMI, asking family members to buy your thing could
cause problems with Amazon. If you continue affiliate
marketing do not allow that to happen again.

Why is there a deduction for personal use of the program?

You need to learn some other strategies and you might
do better with social media, blogging, writing, videos, or
a combination of methods.

When I started, I set up websites to promote Clickbank
products, I didn't buy ads at all, I got organic traffic and
people bought the thing(s) because they were looking
for them.

This simple method doesn't work so easily because it is
more saturated and competitive today which makes it
difficult for beginners.

Don't give up, keep working at it because it will be worth
it when done correctly.

Go back to the drawing board, read a book, watch some
videos, take a course, and keep working at it until you
figure it out.

How do you decide what is 'trending'? Most affiliate marketers who sell into trends already have a sales process in place - a high traffic blog or identified target market, etc. Competition for 'trending products' is very high.

Let me guess - you thought you would advertise some links and the sales would roll in. It is easy to think that if you've been reading the 'make money online' stuff.

There is no way - in 24 hrs - that you followed the advice above. Your impatience is hurting you.

You are getting alot of clicks but you aren't getting sales .Tweak your offer .Try another swipe copy or change your headline .it might be the product that needs to be twesked but I won't be able to give you a definitive answer until.I look and see.Are you using a sales video on your lead capture page ?

A lot of good advice already given...

but, you do know on FB over 50% of all your clicks are from bots, right?

It's not like it used to be.

Good luck.

Added: What the 'gurus' do now is start a post in their own group...then boost it. It looks like a ton of likes, but actually, those were all from their group. So, consider starting your own FB group.

We may wish to conclood from the heavidense so far amassed ...

LIKES an' VIEWS don't transfer too good into the panorama of the materially evident.

Tellya, we gaht sum weidsy currency exchanges gowin' on rn.

I also want to be enter in affilate marketing. it would be very helpful if you tell me how much you invested and how much you warn from sale? When will we expect profile on which benchmark?

If you send 999 people to an offer an no one buys then you might be sending the wrong people.


What I mean by this is; your ad needs to match the desire of the perfect avatar that NEEDS what you have on offer.


You could likely get clicks from cat lovers but when you send them to a dog food offer they don't buy.


Look at who your ad is attracting, who are you speaking to in the ad?


Does your avatar NEED this product or service or is it casual desire?



Is it a product where you compete on price but don't have the best price?


These are but a few things to look at.

Hey, I feel your pain.

I am not an affiliate marketer but had to put my "affiliate marketer hat" on for a site I am managing. The site already has HUGE volume of traffic (98% US) but having the same problem: little conversions/sales.

In my case (if it gives any inspiration):
1. I have a very specific topic on the site (therefore audience/traffic)
2. I have refined the ad´s copy to make it straight forward and very clear (no click-bait, not deceiving) to improve clicks-to-sales.
3. I have linked the ads to competing/similar products with their respective landing pages to compare their conversion and rule out a poor landing page.
Yet conversions (for all) are far from what I expected.

If the products/services I´m advertising on the site are not that appealing to my audience, and the copy is very clear/direct (e.g. "Buy XYZ in this link") why am I getting clicks and no sales?

Confused as you are... just sharing the pain.

Maybe you need to check your TARGETING to make sure you are targeting the right market.

See if you are not targeting the right market, you won't make any money.