Clickbank products help

by blitz20

Posted: 12 years ago 8 replies

INTERNET MARKETING

I wanted to buy an existing clickbank product where can I find one for sale? I looked on flippa and didn't see anything.

#clickbank #products

ArtAndSoulLady 12 years ago

What product?
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blitz20 12 years ago

I am looking for a few in different niches
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Willie Crawford 12 years ago

Do you mean that you want to buy the entire business?

If so, I'd probably post a WF Classified saying that you are
looking. Many CB product owners are active WF members.

I've also had several people contact me in the past looking
to sell off their businesses. Were you looking for any specific
niche?

Willie
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Bryan O'Neil 12 years ago

Assuming you have a niche / type of product that you want to acquire in mind, your best bet is probably contacting some product owners directly. The beauty of Clickbank is that you can quite accurately tell, based on stats, how well a product is doing so you will be able to laser-target the ones that you're likely going to be interested in.

Willie's suggestion above could also work, however you'd be limiting yourself to a) the product owners who are WF members; b) (more importantly) the members who check the classifieds section.
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- Alexa Smith Banned 12 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Bryan O'Neil
  
  The beauty of Clickbank is that you can quite accurately tell, based on stats, how well a product is doing
  
  Unfortunately not, Bryan.
  
  Please excuse such a contrary tone, but one of the awkward things (in some contexts) about ClickBank is that (just as is true of any other retailer, of course) you can't accurately tell, based on their statistics, how well a product is doing at all!
  
  Sales figures are (rightly) not disclosed.
  
  There's no correlation between gravity numbers and sales numbers, of course, for all the reasons explained here.
  
  There's a small and indirect correlation between the "popularity" figures given in ClickBank's Marketplace statistics and the numbers of sales, but that a very, very long way from being able to "tell accurately" what's selling well, and it's calculated on an unknown basis without even the input parameters, let alone their relative weightings, being disclosed at all!
  
  There are various other sites offering analysis of ClickBank "information" but the reality is that none of them has any additional information which you and I don't also have, from ClickBank's published Marketplace statistics. They purport to "derive" "additional" "information" (excuse all the inverted commas, but all three words are actually misleading) on the basis of their own so-called "secret, proprietary algorithms" but it's all actually theoretical and fictional, and worth no more than guesses. :p :rolleyes:
  
  Originally Posted by Bryan O'Neil
  
  you will be able to laser-target the ones that you're likely going to be interested in.
  
  Not on the basis of "how they're selling", you won't. Sorry to deflate an attractive theory so much, but it just ain't so.
  
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  Stu Eaves 12 years ago
  
  @Alexa - I never knew it's common for single figure gravity products to outsell higher gravity products on Clickbank - I don't use CB much but I learned something today, thank you.
  
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  Alexa Smith Banned 12 years ago
  
  It's quite counter-intuitive, isn't it? (I remember being quite surprised by it, myself, when I eventually realised).
  
  To be fair to ClickBank, they do actually explain openly and fully how "gravity" is calculated. But I suspect that many people read their explanation only quickly (as I did at first) and think to themselves "Oh well, the high gravity products are the ones selling well, or being promoted by many affiliates". And of course there are many "ClickBank guidebooks" and many WSO's being sold whose authors - totally incorrectly - even state that.
  
  Some high gravity products have their high gravities because affiliates are each buying a single copy through their own hoplink (adding a full point to the gravity each time) without anyone necessarily successfully promoting the product as an affiliate at all. Meanwhile, there are products with single-figure gravities quietly selling thousands of copies because they're very profitably being promoted by their very successful few affiliates (and maybe by the vendor himself, of course).
  
  At the moment two of the high-selling products I promote as an affiliate (both with gravities under 5.0 right now, though one of them does tend to fluctuate quite a bit) are sold by a vendor who has another product with (regularly) a three-figure gravity making very few sales, by comparison, and he thinks the high-gravity one is hardly being promoted by any affiliates at all. I happen to know that the overall conversion-rate for the high-gravity product's sales page is also waaaaaay lower. No great surprise there, though. :p
  
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curationsoft 12 years ago

you can buy a clickbank product by going to their website and choose the product you want then push the buy button.
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