How to Monetize a List of ClickBank Buyers

If they bought your product, then they should be comfortable with your mailing... Just reiterate who you are, and then think what the Next LOGICAL Step for them would be (dependent on your product you sold them) meaning... ok..

they bought this from you, which benefits them HOW... now what would logically be the next step for them from that benefit, or what can you add to make that original benefit easier to obtain, or even better?

As for the shelf life on your list... it depends on niche to niche.. like for me in basketball training, my shelf life is typically 2-4 years tops bc of the age factor, where other hobby/work related niches may be much longer

Depending on your sales funnel style, I like to treat customers special.. A weekly no affiliate link "Newsletter" or Monthly webinar that just provides value... I'd set the AR up to hit every few days... and I give my customers a discount on all products once they are a member as well

I'm soon to be testing a 7 day AR from well known copywriter, that will hit customers for 7 days straight with the "next logical step" then go into some discount promo to move units.

We will see.

Hey Jon,

As you know a 7000+ buyers email list is a very valuable
asset.

This is your 'Golden Goose'.

The result you get from your mailing will depend on how good
your product was.

If people are raving about it then most will take your recomendations
if you play your cards right.

However if tons of people refunded and the product was a bomb then
no matter what you write, don't expect great results.

The Market Samurai team have a great method for introducing new
solutions.

Find create a really valuable 3-part video series that talk about the next
problem and then offer the solution at the end.

All the best with this. Let us know how it goes. :-)

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This is potentially a really valuable list.

Yes, definitely. Clearly, openly and in the first couple of sentences.

I don't know about "guidelines", but one possible approach is to produce some sort of "free report" for them - more or less as you would if trying to build a list of "prospects" with an opt-in page, and then you can put it on a download page and write to say something like "To thank you for your recent purchase of <product-name> I'd like to offer you this free report (or whatever you call it) on <relevant-topic-name> which you can download here <link>". And mention that you'll be in touch with them from time to time with new information about <something relevant> and so on, so that they expect to hear from you again. (And don't forget also to give an "unsubscribe" link, and so on).

Something like this can help with an "old list", but it obviously still depends on their opening the initial message. You can increase the chances, for that, with a suitable title-line, perhaps?

I don't think there's a specific cut-off point. Their responsiveness will just decline, overall, roughly in proportion to how long it is since they bought your product.

Just wanted to say thanks for the replies so far. Really great advice here. Of course, the thread is still open for anyone else who has advice to offer.