Should I promote Clickbank products on one blog or multiple blogs?

It is better to dedicate one blog or minisite for each product . as you will basically place yourself as an expert in your niche . so if you are promoting , let;s say , a dog training product and a cooking product , it will be really confusing for the reader . I m not saying that is not possible because you can be a chef and you are passionate about dogs , but in the long run it is better to dedicate one blog/minisite to each product . Or on big blog to each niche . Example : Blog 1: will review different internet marketing product , Blog 2 : different weight loss products , ........
As for paid or free platforms , I would suggest that you use paid ones ,because you will have full control over your sites , hosting , and domains .
And either way you choose , don't forget to build a list during the process
Cheers
Mohamed Ali

I recommend you get your own wordpress blog, as you'll have total control over your own site. But if you don't have the money then use a blogger blog. Google favors blogger blogs, because they own blogger.com

I suggest you create a different blog for each product you plan to promote. Now you can setup different pages on blogger blogs in the design section.

But I wouldn't. I currently have 2 out of 3 blogger websites that are ranking well for my keywords in the search engines.

Check them out to get an idea of how I set mines up:

how to get rid of lower belly fat - I'm ranking #9 for that keyword

ultimate cash blueprint - Which I'm ranking #18 for a clickbank product that's being released on January 25th

Take Ideas from my pages and use them....

Seperate sites, use your own so that you can't lose them and install wordpress with the Headspace 2 and XML sitemaps plug-ins; you'll outrank most competition just by doing those 2 things. Change your permalinks to be keywords instead of post titles and you'll out rank them in a few days. Hope it helps, good luck to you.

Sean

I'd say got for multiple sites selling different things. I imagine it'd work.

I would sell one product on one blog or niche blog, and as far as free or paid blog I would buy my own hosting/domain and go from there.

It makes very little difference whether they're free or paid.

Contrary to popular opinion, that isn't the point at all.

What matters for your security is whether you own and control them yourself, or are subject to others' changeable terms of service and their sometimes inconsistent and idiosyncratic interpretations of them.

Wordpress.com - no!
Blogger/Blogspot - no!
Free self-hosting at byethost.com - yes.
Weebly - yes.
Commercially self-hosted - yes.

Again, contrary to some opinions above, I use and recommend one blog/site per niche, not per product.

It's clearly good to promote "Natural Remedies for Joint Pain" and "Alleviate Your Arthritis" on the same site/blog. And "Best Ever Cauliflower Soup Recipes" and "Green Soups for Your Health and Appetite" (or whatever) on the same site/blog as each other, but probably not on the same one as the arthritis products.

Just my perspective - sorry to disagree with so many statements made above.

Thanks everyone.

What is the problem with Wordpress.com?

You have a lot of great answers here. as I am a new member and I couldn't find the introductions forum I thought I would just jump right in here and add my 0.002cents worth.

My best advice on this is don't use a free one cos then you cant control the ads or the domain name

For the price of $11.00 a year you can buy your own .com named anything you like (if available) and own that domain for life. then, for 3 bucks a month you can grab hosting. I use scalahosting.com, pay for 12 months and am set.

Do a quick install of fantastico and use any wordpress theme for free and signup to wordpress.com to get your askimet spam stopper. Then you can seo it easily with seo six pack and other great plugins.

If you do a review site then you can host a lot of products in the same niche from all different places like amazon, Clickbank, paydotcom, EWA etc

All that is left is to drive traffic !

Best of luck and hope this helped

also . . just want to say that if you are going to do Internet marketing then you really will benefit from mastering hosting accounts, domain names and wordpress installations on your own domains as well as benefit from being able to control every aspect of every page

anything less , as I see it, is not really going to benefit anyone unless they are just playing around making pretty pictures for their friends to look at

I forgot all about weebly and I have an account there. I've heard they sometimes shut down blogger sites as well, so I guess weebly would've been the better choice. Ol well, I'll milk it till they shut me down.

Its usually a one product, one site strategy by many. But its up to you if you will go for something like a blog with a certain topic being reviewed. Its better if a blog/site is focused in just one niche so you can catch highly targeted visitors for your products.


Andrea

One blog....one product
It's more work....but you will get better results.

My first advice is not to use a blogger to promote clickbank products or other affiliate products, ultimately Blogger is closing accounts indiscriminately with out tell you any word, you will be surprise overnight, personally I advise you to use wordpress, the best advice is to buy a domain that has a cost for $ 8 dollar, I recommend that you use to Goddady to get you domain, then you will have to hosting this domain in a special company. I recommend you a Bluehost, I have been used this company for several years and never had any problems; it is an inexpensive web hosting.

Returning to your question, I can recommend that you will have many blogs, one for each specific niche where you can promote multiple clickbank products but you have agreement on the issue.

Another alternative is to use a blog for each product to promote; it is advisable to make a detailed review of the product.
The most important thing is not to mix different niches in the same blog; imagine your promoting a kitchen products and promoting video marketing products in the same blog

This is all good advice. I would definitely recommend one website/URL per product, with GoDaddy for your domains and HostGator for your hosting.

However, nothing here has been said about keyword research. If you're URL matches your keyword or as close as you can get, you will receive from Google in my experience, extra horse power that enables you to out rank sites that have far more links and a higher page rank than yourself. Go for a .com first. If unavailable, then .net then .org

Without proper keyword research you are doomed.

I agree strongly with the others promote one product on one blog but you can promote several products which are in the same niche or similar you can mix the articles that you post with the similar products so your blog get some valuable content and your future buyer get confidence in you as you are giving him some useful information .

So if you put all different kinds of products in one blog you are like a moneymaker guy which sells everything as long as it makes him money. This is not what a buyer is searching. He want to buy the best thing for him and he needs advice in the things he is searching.

So offer apples with apples and pears with pears don't offer a fruit salad.

Also I recommend very much to host your own blog get a domain name and a hosting package so nobody can control your content or shut down your blog.

If you have a general domain then I would promote multiple clickbank products if I'm tight on money.

However, if you focus on a specific niche you'll get a lot more conversions as suppose to promoting various products.

Personally I prefer products in your niche in that related niche website. So you can have multiple cooking CB products on a cooking niche. But not really that same product on different niches. (That would mean you would have TWO cooking niche sites, thus making it okay again then..?)

it is better to have your own WordPress blog instead of blogger. You can register a cheap.info domain name for around $1.99 at Godaddy and can host host unlimited domain names for less than $7 per month at Hostgator