anyone successful with clickbank?

[JamieJelly]

any tips?

[Angelus]

You could try it on one of your webs and see how it goes...

p.l.u.r.

[JamieJelly]

Im trying a PPC campaign right now, sending traffic directly to the merchant. Will see how it goes.

[flann]

Use autoresponders, capture email from your EXPENSIVE PPC traffic

[Lily]

anyone successful with clickbank?

Firstly, I agree with Angelus about the testing. I'm currently experimenting with www.whispy.biz using the 1st Promotion platform, (see link in my signature) and targeting mainly the work from home audience. 1st st Promotion is Clickbank's #1 selling and converting mall. It's basically a Storefront. This is a VERY new endeavor of ours and quite primitive at the moment It's best if you use it to promote a niche market rather than one HUGE mall, I think.

We also promote various click bank products, services and information throughout a well established whispy.com, it's directory, it's live advice channel, community, dating advice channel, ect.

That said, I've had a good success rate with ClickBank. We average about $400 + per week on the new whispy.biz and much more than that for whispy.com. Nothing to retire on or write home about mind you. But if you choose the right niche products to promote, you'll do very well IMO.

I use a program called AffiliatesAlert, which is a ClickBank program that helps you arrange and identify NEW products before others promote them. This way you can "Hit" the product before it gets saturated online and on AdWords! Additionally, it acts a a ClickBank library with a searchable database that allows you to look up merchants, search products by category, by their 'newness', by a keyword, or by ClickBank ID.

This program also generates your hoplink for you directly from the ClickBank server. It's a FREE program, however, for it to display the features I've described here requires a nominal quarterly or 6 month subscription fee. I don't have the price information with me right now, I will check on that when I return home, but it's well worth it IMO.

Best,

Lillly

[Jon@FluxAds]

What type of ClickBank offers are you trying to promote?

We have had success for years through ClickBank with some work from home offers (The Rich Jerk for example), as well as SpyWare Nuker and ErrorNuker. We actually put those offers up on our network too which enabled us to receive a higher payout.

The Rich Jerk does well for us via email marketing and the software offers do great with email marketing and PPC as well.

[ajshroff]

I think I am going to give clickbank a try too.

[relysites]

Clickbank can be successful, many users report doing well just being an affiliate and promoting the sites using Google Adwords. I tried it once, but failed. I was promoting a product that showed users how to buy cars at discounted prices at auctions etc. I think I received one affiliate order, but that was about it.

[asso]

i ONLY MADE $293 IN ONE YEAR WITH CLICKBANK ,BUT I HAVE NOT DONE TOO MUCH PROMOTION.

[chicgeek]

Please don't write in all-caps... it hurts my psyche.

[Tanya]

I gave clickbank a shot before and it does what it's supposed to do well. But I prefer private ad's and thats what i stick to now.


OFF topic:

Originally Posted by asso

i ONLY MADE $293 IN ONE YEAR WITH CLICKBANK ,BUT I HAVE NOT DONE TOO MUCH PROMOTION.

seeing as how asso must have pressed shift+i first in his/her sentence, i'm guessing he/she had caps lock on by mistake. It happens to me a lot

[JamieJelly]

were you a merchant Tanya?

[Tanya]

Yes Jamie i was, and to somewhat extent still am. Wh do you ask?

[JamieJelly]

just wondering what you meant by preferring private ads

[Tanya]

Well there you go, riddle solved

[ianternet]

any one tried clickbank mall? directory? if so how successful are you and which ones to you use?