How I Made $700 yesterday with Clickbank

It's quite impossible for your ACPC to be half your max bid. The maximum your ACPC can be 90% your max bid.

Did you see wrongly?

Thanks Re-cycle,

Great info! I will try and let you know of my results..


Regards,

Muhammad Noor

You need your own landing page with your own URL

Good job man! thanks for sharing.

Someone who makes 3x that amount from organic traffic can abandon ppc ads like that.

If what you say is the truth, why don't you want to use the winning ads anymore??

I don't get it?! Don't know what I've missed... $700 profits and you don't want anymore...

Strange.

lol...I'm not biting on this.... and I don't graze in the pasture with the herd....

Frank Bruno

Hi there.

Ask yourself this: Would you rather have hope or the truth?

I would opt for the latter if given this choice. You have said yourself that you are a "newbie". I'd like to welcome you to the forum, the industry and the community that we work and exist in. However, I'd also like to say the following:

There have been MANY people come on this forum and "giveaway" some information for free. This generosity some times has an ulterior motive behind it. For example, a person might be trying to create a good reputation for themselves in the run up to them releasing a product. And some times the information they give is not true, but is designed to give newbies HOPE.

These newbies with hearts and minds full of hope flock to the product on offer from the person and gratefully whip out their credit cards ready to buy from the generous poster and forum member. This is how a lot of people lose their money and never get anywhere in Internet Marketing.

Lots of scammers, thieves and spammers use the above techniques described, so sometimes a little due diligence and scrutiny is needed when bold claims such as the one being claimed in this post are made. Typically, whenever I see experienced marketers and warriors applying some scrutiny I like to stay quiet, let them do their thing and then decide on what I think.

The people in this thread are not out to be negative, or to stop people making money, but they are PROTECTING newbies from making bad decisions or getting bad advice.

Lets take this thread as an example:

The poster claims some incredible results. Some of the stats are truly out of the ordinary and there are a lot of people on this forum who do PPC and know that not all the numbers displayed here are typical.

Secondly, the topic is paid per click marketing. This is an area where you can literally lose your house if you don't know what you're doing and take bad advice.

Now, just because what the poster says is incredible doesn't mean it isn't possible, but the poster is also not prepared to post any evidence of what he claims, which would be prudent in circumstances where such big claims are made in such a controversial area of marketing, so in light of this we have to decide for ourselves what is more likely; that the poster achieved this, or decided just to post an incredible and controversial post to boost their reputation?

As a new person to this industry, if you see the original post, act on the advice and expect to see similar results, you are going to LOSE money. So when other warriors question it, they are looking out for YOU.

When we see incredible posts like this, or see big claims, we should always critically analyze these sorts of things for our own good and part of that is to ask questions, its perfectly valid ESPECIALLY when the poster posted a thread in a public forum like this. If you post, you're not always going to get good reactions. 100% positive feedback would be the product of blind ignorance and thats a dangerous thing when people's hopes, dreams and money are on the line.

Usually, if the poster is able to answer all the questions put to them, and/or can provide evidence, then generally speaking thats a good thread which does genuinely give solid hope to ALL reading it. There are many genuine and sincere threads here that will give you all the advice and hope you need. If you really need hope, message me and I might be able to post you some of my fave's from my bookmarks.

I hope you understand a bit better now why there is an element of scrutiny and negativity in this post and I hope you and others understand a bit better now why this kind of scrutiny is needed and why it can benefit you in the long run.

I hope recylce's method turns out to be true, and I hope what he says is genuine. If it is, brilliant. If not......well it wouldn't be the first time.

Really??? I mean REALLY!!!
First of all..... you know what!

nothing.....

so sad!

Nobody said you were trying to sell an ebook. To say that a campaign generated over $700 of pure profit per day and you abandoned it is pure nonsense. You don't need to show me a screenshot of earnings to say that if you are telling the truth then you also are completely devoid of common sense. There is no reason for you to stop this campaign. That is why people don't believe you. Also, I have tried selling similar programs with a fraction of the conversions you claim. My pages are highly optimized. Because of the conversion ratio, I just barely break even. That's why I abandon campaigns.

TomG.

Either way - you can at least take the basic formula for a way to make $:

People pay for a solution to a painful problem.

Create a greased slide directly to the solution they desperately need.

And a certain percentage of them are going to jump on it - especially if the copy is hot.

Savvy ppc'rs know how to make this work...

Joey

Hey, it worked in the election, didn't it?

Do you really think it is impossible to make $700 in one day? That is not exactly a world record.

I'd have to say this hypothetical person needs to take responsibility for his actions.

Anyone that broke who doesn't know what he's doing and copies a campaign from a forum thread has a fool for a client.

Where did you get the $200 figure? I didn't say anyone had to spend $200.

If money is that tight I'd advise the person to get a 2nd job first or find some other risk-free income source, if that amount of money is going to break them.

I'm talking here about adults running a business, not children. It really bugs me when people act like newbies are a bunch of brain-damaged zombies who are incapable of thinking or taking responsibility.

Anyone who can't afford to lose a set amount of money shouldn't spend that much on Adwords. It's just like buying any type of ad. You don't know in advance if it will be profitable.

You can stop the ads after spending any amount of money you want. Just watch how much clicks are actually costing, how many people are clicking through to the sales page, etc.

I don't think I've ever spent $200 on a losing campaign. I would have paused it long before that. $50 maybe, but not $200.

Anyway, it goes on a credit card, so it isn't immediate cash out of pocket, and often the money from the sales comes in before the CC bill is due.

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