Top 20 Clickbank Products - are they worth promoting?

They are on top for a reason, but keep in mind with all that promotion there is most likely a lot of competition ... that's why most people say stay away from them

They're on top because they're popular - why NOT promote them, they obviously convert well. I make most of MY clickbank money from top gravity products - it's easier!

Yeah they're worth promoting.... only if you know how to sell them. If you dont know how to sell anything.... then promoting a #500 ranked product in a small niche won't help you either.

High gravity could mean a number of things. But, since every potential customer must visit the vendors sales page before purchase, it is probably a good indication that it is a good well-written page.

I do not consider gravity when promoting a product. The higher the gravity, the bigger the competition.

well i am new on clickbank and i consider to middle gravity level not extremely high and not extremely low it give you better result.

Gravity is confusing and can be at times meaningless. One product might have three high quality affiliates driving thousands of sales (low gravity) and another could have an army of affiliates throwing up junk reviews of the product that drive up gravity but overall just not convert well.

I promote Venus Factor (gravity >500) and also some stuff in the single digit gravity ranges. I just care about conversion rates.

It's just about conversion. You need to measure how well things convert and what converts and scale up what's working and let go of what's draining your $$.

Conversion isn't sexy but it's how you make money online.

I'd worry more about the quality of your site, landing pages, pre-sell content and how you plan on monetizing that sale further once they bought the CB product than I would about gravity.

David,

According to ClickBank Marketplace feed those are not the top 20 products.

Some companies charge for this data but it's free right on the CB website here: https://support.clickbank.com/entrie...rketplace-Feed

You'll notice the top product is a singing product.

Wow, looks like the old Snitz crowd is trickling into this thread. Wish I still had my username from those days. Well, here's my 2 cents.

Gravity is funny because it is a beautiful and mysterious measurement that apparently works well for CB.

What often makes it tricky is what I call 'starburst super affiliates' that I believe skew the numbers. I know a few and was lucky enough to have it happen to me once several years ago. A product with a medium gravity skyrockets to the top of the charts due to the actions of one to five affiliates (a few people always see what is going on and copy it).

These affiliates are experienced and all have lists that do fairly well but once in a blue moon they find an odd and clever technique that works like magic. It isn't 'dumb luck' because they are trying so many things and one eventually hits really big.

Now, this is a perfect storm. The moment, the product, the pitch and the unique technique all come together in this amazing combination. I won't divulge the secrets of others but here is a brief summary of my story (it happened quite a few years ago).

I happened upon a somewhat popular product at CB and did some searching. It turned out that there were thousands of people looking for a free download of it. Being a developer, I wrote a program that was a very basic version of the product that got people to invest time trying to see if this was like what they were trying to get. My program was simply a glorified sales funnel to the CB product and back in those days I was able to get it quickly loaded onto all the major freeware and download sites like download.com etc. and hundreds of less popular ones.

Now when people searched for an illicit free copy, listings of my program dominated page one in Goog. Sometimes, every item on page one (I chose my keyword riddled descriptions carefully).

So these are people looking for a free copy. Why would I bother trying to sell to them?

It turned out that this product was very good at keeping free copies hard to find and actively patrolled for them and shut them down as quick as they appeared. The people searching eventually had their desire built up so strongly from constantly chasing this goal of getting it for free so it made it even more attractive to them and they would finally give up and pay for it. I was usually the last cookie when they were ready to pay

I made a lot of money but after a year or so the product ran into serious legal trouble and I dismantled my operation shortly before they were forced to shutdown.

A few important takeaways.

CB ALWAYS paid me on time.

Being wildly successful is not all martinis by the pool. It gets you a lot of attention in the form of hate and people trying to take a piece of your action. These comes in emails, phone calls and even people approaching you in public. It includes empty but annoying legal threats, disturbing personal threats and downright stalking by strangers from all over the world. This is not just my experience but is common with all the super affiliates that I know personally who have had huge successes.

High gravity CB products are easy to try to sell but they require 'expert level' affiliate marketing to go big and you need to get some experience before attempting a large score with them. The best thing to do in order to learn how it all works is to develop a trusting relationship with super affiliates and they may let you see what is behind the curtain. I'm a developer so it is easy for me to build mutually beneficial relationships with them.

Sure, you might hit the lottery and get lucky with a link that you put up on a website or in your social media. Typically, though, there is a tremendous amount of detailed work and preperation to do before you even make your hoplink public.

High gravity products sell really well and this is the reason why they make the most amount of money. I have been an affiliate marketer for last 5 years and have promoted a lot of ClickBank products. I must say that high gravity products can make you the most amount of money. You just have to reach the right kind of audience who are interested in such products. Usually high gravity products are of good quality. However, there may be exceptions.

This list is the real deal. For me, one of the products from this list was how originally got started in affiliate marketing. I just picked something that was huge on gravity, set up a simple landing page, did some spying around on Google AdWords, copied someone else's ads (the ones that have been around for a while) ... and that's it. Within hours I was profitable.

Those products are popular for a reason.

And thinking about competition as competition is a bad approach. Think of it this way, if there are a hundred guys profiting from a single offer then what stops you from being the 101st?

I`m having a lot of success with top products but I seem to earn more from mid ones, and they cost less to advertise and get traffic to

I'm glad I saw this thread... I was having a slow week with clickbank and and sent that survey offer in the number 2 spot to my list this morning... not bad so far!

i use high gravity products on my website. the people are already there...so it is not hard to make sales.

Top 20 products are definitely more competitive, so it depends on your list. I have a list which is full of people who are completely new to IM and so I can promote top 20 products to them because they have never seen it before.

But if you have a list of people who are familiar with IM, chances are they have already seen that product or even bought it.

So it depends. But top 20 products are generally the ones that will give you the highest earnings in the long run