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Yes, Indians trust the local payment wallets like Paytm. They'd rather pay using this than a credit card if they were to pay online.
Indian Market + Clickbank
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Jwick
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The former.
They do not accept new registrations.
I tried signing up a few days back. But nope. Couldn't.
pressrelease
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Indians buy mostly physical stuff online.
John4life2017
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Indian traffic hardly converts compared to other markets.
Jwick
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But India is a huge market.
Really an opportunity to make big bucks.
Clickbank will definitely not be a success.
Because Indians are smart. They do not just buy any product online. It has to be from a trusted source and there needs to be good reviews about it. Why? Because they want their bang for buck. This is because the money is limited (am talking about average consumer, and the average person earns around 300$) and whatever they buy it has to be worth it.
They will think twice and thrice even four times before making a purchase online
So what your offering has to be worth it for their money.
Really an opportunity to make big bucks.
Clickbank will definitely not be a success.
Because Indians are smart. They do not just buy any product online. It has to be from a trusted source and there needs to be good reviews about it. Why? Because they want their bang for buck. This is because the money is limited (am talking about average consumer, and the average person earns around 300$) and whatever they buy it has to be worth it.
They will think twice and thrice even four times before making a purchase online
So what your offering has to be worth it for their money.
ashish2112
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I don't think this would work.
Indians don't usually use PayPal most of us have Rupay cards or use UPI.
So what niche are you going to target?
Indians don't usually use PayPal most of us have Rupay cards or use UPI.
So what niche are you going to target?
Tom_Hunter
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It's a product targeting vegetarians which is why I was thinking about the Indian market
bangladejul
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Yes India is going online so much. Amazon is booming since it came there. Its a good time to test anything there. They mostly use debit cards, Paypal is very rare!
Shyam007
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Payment method is not an issue as people can pay by debit card for Clickbank products.
Price may be an issue. People may not be willing to pay for products in the price range of 30-50 USD because that's a lot of money here.
I feel if the price of the product is less then $10 then it may have a better chance of success.
Also, check the prices of similar products on Amazon.in (if available) to get an idea of the prevailing prices for similar products.
Price may be an issue. People may not be willing to pay for products in the price range of 30-50 USD because that's a lot of money here.
I feel if the price of the product is less then $10 then it may have a better chance of success.
Also, check the prices of similar products on Amazon.in (if available) to get an idea of the prevailing prices for similar products.
Came across this post today, wondering if you tried selling Clickbank products in India and what kind of results did you see.
Tom_Hunter
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No, I decided to concentrate in more proven demographics for now, I may look into India again in the future though.
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BTC is even banned in India, they won't click,they are afraid or something
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No one ever talked about BTC. Are you trying to push your post count?
Dannybrainz1
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Just wanted to elaborate on the the fears on Indians generally,that they don't even favour BTC in extension,they can't buy with their cc, moreso their economy is bad, before they buy an item,they must check it thoroughly.
In conclusion, clickbank won't be a good deal there
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Lol so basically you just read the previous posts and made a summary of it now. Anyway...you are banned mate
I don't agree with this. People are spending a ton on Digital Stuff from Play Store, Entertainment, Memberships, Courses etc.
Sure 'EVERY' Indian wouldn't spend on these things but if 'even 1 percent' do spend online that's more than the population of some countries.
So let's not generalize without testing.
Poetry22
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That is very difficult, CB is in English (most Indians do not speak English). But, to get out of doubt you can try it, spend at least $ 400 on traffic and do the final test.