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Payment/Affiliate Platform For High Priced Products

by dfinancialmkt
6 replies
Hi,

I was wondering what your thoughts are on the best affiliate company for high priced products ($500 and up). I haven't seen too many high priced products on sites like Clickbank, Paydotcom or Digiresults.

Anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks!
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  • Profile picture of the author David Keith
    what niche?
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  • Profile picture of the author kret0s
    Haven't seen much high priced products to promote.. however the ones I've seen pay less commission and are quite hard to sell.

    I would stick to nice converting products in the $100 range with high commision % and go for high volume sales...

    Usually people prefer to buy those high priced products locally, as opposed to online. (unless its a totally unique product)

    For example, wind turbines can sell for $1000+ but you have to be extremely targeted when marketing... however... if successful it is very rewarding
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  • Profile picture of the author cooler1
    In Jan Roos webinar, he mentioned that he promotes some high priced products with the Google Affiliate Network. Although I never see this network being discussed on this forum, so I don't know how good it is.
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  • Profile picture of the author dfinancialmkt
    Thanks for the tips. I am considering Google Checkout/Affiliate.

    David, my niche is stock trading alerts. I have lower priced products which are fine for most networks, but my more advanced trading service will be priced around $995 (per annum).

    Anyone have experience with 2checkout.com?
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    • Profile picture of the author David Keith
      Originally Posted by dfinancialmkt View Post

      Thanks for the tips. I am considering Google Checkout/Affiliate.

      David, my niche is stock trading alerts. I have lower priced products which are fine for most networks, but my more advanced trading service will be priced around $995 (per annum).

      Anyone have experience with 2checkout.com?
      I doubt 2checkout will take you being in that niche. That is why I asked for the niche.

      Niches like stock alerts are high risk. Many merchant accounts won't touch that niche.

      Are you planning to run your own in house affiliate system. If so idevdirect is one of the better ones.

      In your niche, I would start by visiting competitors and see if you can "reverse engineer" who they are using to process payments.
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  • Profile picture of the author zaco
    Stay away from 2checkout, recently they have been banning alot of their long term customers due to new regulations , almost most of the Merchants started this BS , even Plimus is doing the same.. they want to stay away for some reason.. after all you don't want to build a system that works with 2checkout then u get banned and start losing customers
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