Selling with ClickBank

15 years ago

Yes, I've got a bunch of accounts. Clickbank is a good way to get started.

Just sign up to Clickbank and follow the instructions there. Costs $50 to get started as a vendor.

Hope that helps,

Sean

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findtips

15 years ago

I'm not the CB expert but I've read a lot in here. Many are advising to use others like Share-a-Sale, etc. because they're not getting the results as much from CB anymore.

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SpennyJ

15 years ago

Click bank just linked me to a virus! I'm not too happy about it. It was from this stupid Ziggy tv site: Stay away from this one. Maybe I should report it.

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jhongren

15 years ago

Originally Posted by kempos

Does it really work - selling with Clickbank I mean?

Have nay of you tried it before?

I have an eBook and would love to sell it, but do not know how

Thank you for all your kind responses

Hi,

You can use Clickbank because of its affiliate platform
which allows you to get affiliates to market your product.

Getting registered in Clickbank is the start of the
process.

You should focus on how to market your product
next.

One of the ways is to start collecting optins using a freebie
bait and sell to them at the backend.

Build a squeeze page and find partners for cross promotion.

You got to build your list and do it now. =)

To your success!

John

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clickbanker

15 years ago

can someone please direct me to some resources about Clickbank product stats? ...gravity, $earned per sale, refund %. How to interpret them? with so many products to chose from in CB, I would like some tips.
Thx

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Harvey Segal

15 years ago

Originally Posted by clickbanker

can someone please direct me to some resources about Clickbank product stats? ...gravity, per sale, refund %. How to interpret them? with so many products to chose from in CB, I would like some tips.
Thx

The ranking terms are explained here
https://www.clickbank.com/info/ranking.html

Note that it's %referred not %refund.

Harvey

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bigbearmarketer

15 years ago

Originally Posted by clickbanker

can someone please direct me to some resources about Clickbank product stats? ...gravity, per sale, refund %. How to interpret them? with so many products to chose from in CB, I would like some tips.
Thx

A place that I use is called cbengine dot com you can sing up for a free trial for like 2 weeks then just sign up again with a new email after you trails runs out. This place has great stats on products showing graphs and a whole lot more.

you can even create a hoplink right on this site rather than going to clickbank also the area that your are going to be interested in once you sign up is the cb insider tab click on this and it will show you the Top 5 new killer products,Top 20 underexposed & Slowly Climbing and Top 9 underexposed & Gaining Momentum.

Another tip is when picking product look for ones that have a momentum aboove 200 this is really good and anything above this should do well. Also if you are going to promote anything why not look for a product that has a recurring billing why get paid once when you can keep getting paid month after month.

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wb1 15 years ago

ClickBank is only a means to an end. Many people are starting to shy away from ClickBank. Im teetering on the edge.......

But that being said, ClickBank is not the mysterious money maker it once was. At first when all of these concepts were relatively new there was a huge gravy train flowing through clickbank & google. As far as capabilities... Well... What do you expect clickbank to do for you? CB can handle many aspects of your business for you, including processing credit card payments and managing an affiliate network. Don't dare call them a credit card processer, though.

The truth is... If you have something to sell, no matter what it is, you first need a webpage. Then, slap in any payment processor and it really doesn't matter which one. Paypal can work just as well in some cases. There are dozens of independent payment processors out there as well.

Then you have the matter of traffic and with this one there are no shortcuts unless you have some money to burn. Use squeeze pages to get email addresses, advertise online & off, start link building... it's just like any other business & you must get the word out. When you do find some prospects you need to use tools to stay in contact with your customers. Many customers won't buy from you until you have solid reputation and others will buy from you over and over again.

The important thing is to be consistent. Keep working. Watch your site or project grow. Treat it like any other real business and test things to see what works best. tweak it. and do it again. In a few years you will look back and wonder why it was ever so complex to begin with. You'll have mastered the tools and resources at your disposal and you'll feel like anything you touch has the potential to turn to gold.

Atleast... That's how I did it
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rapidscc

15 years ago

Of course it works! Millions are made in clickbank as we speak.

If you're a vendor that will be better. You'll be able to leverage using clickbank's
thousands of affiliate..

I don't want to emphasize so much how powerful clickbank is but there's a thread here about fat loss 4 idiots making 21 Million Dollars in 12 months..which is actually sold in CB

When I checked cb-analytics, a stat monitoring site for CB products I saw that 4diots is the second "top total gravity" product.

This is mostly due to affiliates selling the product.

So, my point here is that Selling in Clickbank works! and IF YOU'RE A VENDOR..well good for you..