What's most popular these's day's clickbank or JV zoo

Why not try both?

Clickbank smacks the hell out of JV Zoo but, Clickbank has been the go-to affiliate website for eons when telling newbies how to make money. It's saturated for those who don't know "angles".

JV Zoo is the David in the Goliath match, newer in a sense of possibly a "ground floor opportunity". If it's not just another clone of Clickbank, or trying to suck off of the low hanging fruit that is.. frustrated newbies that have been trying to sell or affiliate on Clickbank and want something new since they couldn't cut it; go with it.

What do you have to lose? If you know how to setup campaigns fast then market them to people who want your stuff, bring it!

CB and JVZoo each have their pros and cons, but overall I like them both.

As per current "popularity", here's a little perspective for ya...

Clickbank.com Site Info

You have to take Alexa "stats" with a grain of salt, of course, but regardless, it's obvious that JV Zoo is starting to make a pretty big dent in the industry!

Probably just you it all depends on what your selling, how weill it converts, and how much traffic you send to that particular product.

CJ is REALLY expensive to join and they are for entire sites, not just one product.

Very, very few serious ClickBank affiliates are going to put their time, energy, effort and resources into promoting a product that has another sales page elsewhere when they don't have to, and have about 15,000 other products from which to choose.

The affiliates' problem here is that our prospective customer (with our Clickbank cookie on his PC), not having bought at his first visit to the sales page (which most don't, of course), can find the product again the following week via a Google search, which then takes him to the PaySpree/PDC/E-Junkie/whatever sales-page, and our Clickbank cookie is no good to us there.

If the Clickbank sales-page is the only sales-page (as is usually the case, of course), we still get paid, even if the customer gets back to that page via Google.

This is why vendors on Clickbank who have another sales page elsewhere, or another non-Clickbank way to pay, can attract only affiliates who haven't quite thought it through. Call me a judgmental skepchick but I would venture to suggest that those are perhaps not the affiliates whom many vendors would ideally wish to attract?

In other words: it will make a difference to some affiliates, but those will typically be the ones who make most of the affiliate-referred sales.

There's a kind of way round it, but it involves repackaging the product under another name (some vendors do this). This can work, but you can also get a few refund requests from people who've inadvertently bought it twice, and it might be less than ideal for "goodwill".

JV means joint venture

and JVzoo has loads of new cool features that clickbank doesn't and they are adding new things all the time they seem better from a user friendly point.

You cannot use JVZoo or Warrior Plus if you do not have a Paypal account.

thanks thats some real good insight in to JVzoo i hope i will be able to get that many affiliates and a sale as quickly.