Easiest way to promote Clickbank Product.

It's *okay* if this happens on the frontend. His backend is where he will recoup his investment, and make most of his profits from. This can happen quickly - assuming the rate at which he receives a new customer, his price, and how many backend products that he has to offer.

Some say that promoting clickbank through youtube is saturated, but youtube is pretty frakken huge lol. I still get random sales from old videos I've done months and years ago, so it can also be seen as long term traffic source if you have all your ducks lined up (quality videos, minimal reason to flag your videos, relatively unexplored niches etc).

Promoting to a list is likely to be the most targeted way since you have a relationship with your subscribers.

My preferred method is what i have dubbed the 'brute force way'. Build a niche site around the product(s) and write a ton of quality content. Promote via youtube and other evergreen outlets to get some traffic going. If your articles are good enough you might also be looking at some quality article syndication as well.

The side effect of all that will be some organic search engine rankings which have been a nice portion of my own income for my authority niche sites.

Please remember that clickbank products are more of a numbers game when not promoting to a list. I aim for 100 - 150 hops daily minimum for 2 - 3 sales per site. That's an average though, some days have no sales and those occur sporadically throughout the month.

I like this method because it's a nice example of the snowball effect. Once momentum is gained there are several outlets of traffic feeding one site. And of course it only gets better as time goes on, more content is added, and the site ranks for more keywords.

For me this is the easiest way to promote clickbank because it becomes almost entirely passive after a while. I can outsource the articles since I'm making $70 - $120 per day on the site, or if i get inspired I become the writer.

As a note, I do not consider the traffic sources like youtube to be a "backlink" to my site. That's like the side effect of getting targeted traffic from huge traffic sources (i use several different sources for traffic). The SEO effect is entirely secondary to getting the traffic which should ideally come from sources will lots of lots and eye balls searching for stuff.

If you have a good email capture page, using PPC can work. It's targeted and you can follow up with emails.

That's pretty easy, but just be careful about how much you spend.


Roger.

From my experience, not quite lol

You really need a strong relationship with your list for them to follow along to buy a clickbank product.

One of the best ways that I have found for getting my subscribers to buy something is to offer them a bonus guide or pdf that shows how i would personally make bank with that particular course or method. This way my expertise is mixed in with the affiliate offer and there's no way it can be said that I'm blindly promoting as a JV.

I've gotten a lot of sales and people wanting more simply through doing this. It does take more work; as in you actually have to buy or get the offer somehow, read through it and come up with your own spin so that someone with little to no experience can use it.

I don't promote crap to my list anyway, but that's how i maximize my return if i know an affiliate product is really strong. I have even had products with horrible sales pages (affiliate products, not my products mind you ) convert over 70% because my subscribers know i am going to show them how to use it to maximize their efforts.

ANYWAY lol...back to the point. Promoting clickbank products through solo ads will likely convert at less than 1%, so you might need a 200+ click solo from a really strong seller who has an amazing relationship with their list to get any traction.

Additionally, however, you might not make much $$ from this - as in profit anyway. Let's say you get 2 sales from a 200 click solo and each of those sales was $37ish (1% conversion, being generous with stats here) so you make $74. That 200 click solo from a provider of any value whatsoever will likely run you $80 - 100 maybe more. So you don't break even (cost of solo - amount made from sales) but you might get a few subscribers in the process.

My whole point here is that clickbank products likely WILL NOT convert well on a single solo ad unless you're leveraging the list of a seriously good marketer. But knowing the solo ad market nowadays you'll be hard pressed to find that quality provider :rolleyes::p

a lot mention capture email list ,

actually I using 5 figure day ,to capture email ,

but hard.perhaps the vistors know 5 figure is a program o..etc

I do have various squeeze page but how you "make" them sign up

Diego ta...

how to search those niches pay for number of hops count too?

The issue of refunds has nothing at all to do with whether or not paid advertising is a good idea.

Refund-rates for ClickBank products are determined mostly by affiliates.

The reality is that different affiliates typically have hugely differing refund rates for the same products.

As any member of ClickBank's staff with whom you discuss it will quickly explain, affiliates who have very high refund rates tend to have them for every product they promote, while those of us who have very low refund rates also tend to have those for every product we promote, too.

The individual affiliate, the representations made by the individual affiliate, the traffic sources used by the individual affiliate, the pre-selling methods used by the individual affiliate, and so on, are overwhelmingly the significant factors.

A product that had high a refund-rate across all its affiliates would swiftly be removed from the Marketplace by ClickBank, because the monetary and administrative costs of processing all the refunds wouldn't cover the 7.5% profit they make on the unrefunded copies, and they'd be losing money on it.

It's also true that some niches (such as Forex), because of the overall nature of their products and traffic demographics, do tend collectively to have slightly higher-than-average refund rates, but this is mostly a red herring that has very little to do with the realities explained just above: the bottom line here is that affiliate skills and behavior are by far the primary determinants of ClickBank refund rates.


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There are many different ways of promoting ClickBank products as an affiliate. I've made my living (mostly) from this for many years, now, and have tried several of them.

In my opinion, however you look at it and whatever you do, all the successful methods, from which people genuinely make steady money, or earn a living, or build a business, really boil down to three inescapable essentials.

• You have to choose wisely the products you promote (because if you get that wrong, it clearly won't make any difference what else you do). The guidelines here have proven helpful to many people: Selecting the product
• You have to pre-sell effectively to well targeted traffic (which obviously means that you have to understand the difference between pre-selling and selling, and you have to have at least one source of well targeted traffic).
• You have to build subscriber email lists yourself. Not doing this is probably the commonest failing among people who struggle ineffectively to promote ClickBank products. The point to appreciate is that what typically sells them is the strength of your recommendation, your credibility and the trust people have in you. Those things are actually even more important to the sales process than the product and its sales page. It isn't really possible to achieve the outcome you want without building relationships. You have to have a list of your own and an effective continuity-process for its subscribers. Without this, you're effectively trying to run the bath by opening the taps fully but without remembering to put the plug in the hole, and you're losing almost everything, almost immediately: What are the essential things to know about list building?

These three things are simply not optional. The reality is that to get anywhere much beyond the occasional semi-random sale, as a ClickBank affiliate, you have to be both willing and able to do all three of them at least adequately. People who imagine and advise otherwise, in my opinion, are not really people making their livings by selling ClickBank products.


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It depends in which niche is this product.You need targeted traffic for your niche and this traffic is in your niche targeted forums,facebook groups,google+ communities,your niche targeted blogs.