Mancar's ULTIMATE Clickbank Guide

[mancar487]

Really appreciate your hard work on this guide mancar487, and keeping up with the responses - epic thread. In regards to the articles/lead magnet, what's your opinion on citing sources if we're using freelancer sites to produce content? Or anyone else for that matter. With the recent Google SEO update earlier this month how concerned should I be with the quality of my content and whether its appropriately cited (if at all).

Irrespective of the recent Gooogle SEO updates, content has always 'been king'. So yes, the quality of the content (including citations) was, and is, extremely important.

thank you very much, ive read your pdf guide and helpful, sometimes people talking about gravity make me confuse, now i know what product should i choose to sell and earn, thank you Mancar.
Btw, "Mancar" is a name one of villages in Jombang, East Java, Indonesia

haha really, didn't know that!

Amazing pdf! Being new to clickbank, I've learned a ton.

Could you PM me your products? Thanks!

I read the guide. @mancar487 - Have things changed since 2017? The affiliate products / landing pages concern me.

Basic principles still hold. Connect with your audience, provide quality content, gain trust, promote but don't spam. Re affiliate tools - the best performing ones will always be unique ones - i.e. the ones you create yourself. Use the ones provided by the vendor as a guide and then write/re-write new ones. Re the actual pages, the best advice I can give is to check them out yourself - BUT put yourself in the audience shoes'. If you were the demographic (ie. have the problem that the product is promising to solve) would you be enticed by the page or not?

great, thank you for that awesome guide! This is very motivational as I can see some light at the end of the tunnel now

You're very welcome!

Thank you for that guide for. Can you send me the product list?

Hey mancar, read through your guide twice and I was wondering if you could send me a list of the products that you have. I want to try some of them out.

Hi Mancar, Can you send me a list of your other Clickbank products please? Thanks.

Please PM me some info about yourself (experience level, plans for promotion, cb id) and I'll be happy to help out!

-Mancar

 

[Deleted member 1341650]

THANKS A LOT

 

[Gian Dennis]

Very nice.

I will try this.

 

[dfortlan]

Great share.

 

[Greatpin]

Can't download through link, says its invalid..

Please, can the link be reshared? Thanks

 

[likhonahmed]

I hope I can learn very good factors by reading your book. Thank you very much.

 

[devmandarkk]

Thanks for the indepth guide. I read it once and I will read it again. Truthfully this is the kind of intro guide that I was looking for so that atleast I know some conception of the pipeline.
I am really excited to get started and take action. I have a few questions, and likely more as I start.

1 - When building a website. How good does a website have to be? What sort of pages should it have? You mentioned that it should have 5-10 posts minimum. But can you give me an example of a noob/bare minimum type of site that I could use for this. Also as I understand. I will be setting up this site and the affiliate link etc and then move on to marketing yeah?

2 - You said, you used markets which you could dominate. How did you know? For a beginner how do I know what niche I should target? For example, should me educational background (computer science) be a swaying factor when I think to set up a niche? or should I go with what I think will make me most money.

3 - These websites that we make. They are not really to build a brand or anything right? They are just literally a means to an end. To get the people to the website and try and make a sale. Nothing personal.

Ill have more questions. Thanks!

 

[devmandarkk]

Also Mancar, when it comes to advertising those pages. What sort of a budget should I be looking at if I am trying to start small and grow as I see results?

 

[YungMRKTR]

Great writeup thanks @mancar487

 

[devmandarkk]

I have found an item/niche.
Since I am new to clickbank... do those products disappear? I.e if I focus my website on an item and it poofs is that a problem I can expect to run into often?

The item I have chosen is in the education niche. Is there any reason for me to not say it out loud exactly what I am experimenting with here?

Do you think thats a good niche for a beginner.

My next step is to set up a website with some content relating to my niche.

Q - I am still curious to know the bare minimum requirements or expectation. Should this just be like a one page landing page?
Q - Should I have general posts with the clickbank information at the end of my posts? Or should my posts be specifically about that product.

Q - What is my next step after building the profile. Should I be starting ad campaigns to drive traffic to the website?

 

[mancar487]

Thanks for the indepth guide. I read it once and I will read it again. Truthfully this is the kind of intro guide that I was looking for so that atleast I know some conception of the pipeline.
I am really excited to get started and take action. I have a few questions, and likely more as I start.

1 - When building a website. How good does a website have to be? What sort of pages should it have? You mentioned that it should have 5-10 posts minimum. But can you give me an example of a noob/bare minimum type of site that I could use for this. Also as I understand. I will be setting up this site and the affiliate link etc and then move on to marketing yeah?

2 - You said, you used markets which you could dominate. How did you know? For a beginner how do I know what niche I should target? For example, should me educational background (computer science) be a swaying factor when I think to set up a niche? or should I go with what I think will make me most money.

3 - These websites that we make. They are not really to build a brand or anything right? They are just literally a means to an end. To get the people to the website and try and make a sale. Nothing personal.

Ill have more questions. Thanks!

Also Mancar, when it comes to advertising those pages. What sort of a budget should I be looking at if I am trying to start small and grow as I see results?

I have found an item/niche.
Since I am new to clickbank... do those products disappear? I.e if I focus my website on an item and it poofs is that a problem I can expect to run into often?

The item I have chosen is in the education niche. Is there any reason for me to not say it out loud exactly what I am experimenting with here?

Do you think thats a good niche for a beginner.

My next step is to set up a website with some content relating to my niche.

Q - I am still curious to know the bare minimum requirements or expectation. Should this just be like a one page landing page?
Q - Should I have general posts with the clickbank information at the end of my posts? Or should my posts be specifically about that product.

Q - What is my next step after building the profile. Should I be starting ad campaigns to drive traffic to the website?

When it comes to website design, a simple clean one often works best. Think of your typical blog pages - pretty much dark text on a light background and a few pictures. Don't overcomplicate it.

You identify appropriate niches through research (keyword search volumes and competition analysis). I do recommend finding niches you are knowledgable/interested in, for the simple reason that it will save you money in outsourcing if you can do the bulk of the work yourself plus the work would be more interesting for you.

Not sure what you mean by Q3 but yeah the website's aim is to make you money.

Re budgets, there are no minimums, but obviously the more you spend, the more you'll make.

I do recommend 5-15 pages rather than a single page for various reasons which I outlined in previous posts. The should obviously all be on the same niche/product.

Yes, once you have the website in place, the next step is driving traffic!

 

[DelilaJane]

Thank you so much Mancar,

I read your guide this evening and it pulled together very succinctly everything I thought I had understood - plus filling a few gaps in my understanding.

I'm lucky ( I suppose ) that I can build clean responsive websites very quickly and have a deep understanding of structural on-page SEO, and I can write - when kicked up the butt to do so

The tips on choosing a CB vendor are gold. Only about half have replied to my mails after 3 days so far, so I gues those are the ones I will start with.

Great tip too about putting yourself in the mind of the buyer ( after all we are expending a lot of effort to get them to the vendor page )

I'm building a couple of sites now to start and making the effort to produce a high-quality freebie pdf for Opt-ins. Also determined to make the effort to 'craft' my 10 x 1500 word articles properly.

In terms of ROI I'm currently wondering which is the best investment of my first couple of hundred $

FB/Google/Bing ads?

or

Decent KW /SEO research tool like AHRef/Keyword.io


Answering my own question here as I write - I guess the investment in AHref is the better spend. It will ensure I get my SEO corret from the start - and give me an opportunity to dive deep into that tool ( which opens up another opportunity for me to sell SEO packaged with my web development business )

Finally, if I PROMISE to follow your advice and do things properly, would you be willing to share your Vendor product IDs on CB with me? I'd love to see if I can deliver some traffic to you.

Finally, I am starting to get enthusiastic about this !

Thank you again.

D

 

[mancar487]

Thank you so much Mancar,

I read your guide this evening and it pulled together very succinctly everything I thought I had understood - plus filling a few gaps in my understanding.

I'm lucky ( I suppose ) that I can build clean responsive websites very quickly and have a deep understanding of structural on-page SEO, and I can write - when kicked up the butt to do so

The tips on choosing a CB vendor are gold. Only about half have replied to my mails after 3 days so far, so I gues those are the ones I will start with.

Great tip too about putting yourself in the mind of the buyer ( after all we are expending a lot of effort to get them to the vendor page )

I'm building a couple of sites now to start and making the effort to produce a high-quality freebie pdf for Opt-ins. Also determined to make the effort to 'craft' my 10 x 1500 word articles properly.

In terms of ROI I'm currently wondering which is the best investment of my first couple of hundred $

FB/Google/Bing ads?

or

Decent KW /SEO research tool like AHRef/Keyword.io


Answering my own question here as I write - I guess the investment in AHref is the better spend. It will ensure I get my SEO corret from the start - and give me an opportunity to dive deep into that tool ( which opens up another opportunity for me to sell SEO packaged with my web development business )

Finally, if I PROMISE to follow your advice and do things properly, would you be willing to share your Vendor product IDs on CB with me? I'd love to see if I can deliver some traffic to you.

Finally, I am starting to get enthusiastic about this !

Thank you again.

D

Yep go with ahrefs. If you do it right you can start ranking and organic traffic is essentially 'free traffic'.
I'll send you a PM; would love to work with you!
Mancar

 

[DelilaJane]

Yep go with ahrefs. If you do it right you can start ranking and organic traffic is essentially 'free traffic'.
I'll send you a PM; would love to work with you!
Mancar

Thank you !

I have replied to your PM.

D

 

[OneManBand]

Hello Mancar . Thanks for the valuable information
I'm interested in your list.
Can you please pm.
Also are you familiar with getting list from site scrapers and sending traffic to them as an additional method
Thank you

 

[venibbs]

Thanks, am sure it will be helpful

 

[venibbs]

whats the password?

 

[Tanay Kumar Das]

Thanks a lot for the guide. Lots of useful information out here. Will certainly take action.

 

[Algo]

Thank you mancar487, you clear up everything in my mind.

I work in information technologies, I have some experience in creating business application using PHP/MySql but never worked with Wordpress, it will be very easy for me to create a website with but all that SEO stuffs is something new to me.

I've invested some money in dropshipping/Facebook Ads but it was without profit but I learned a lot of things so it's not a loss

I'm very interested to work with you if you can, I reserved some hundreds to learn and invest into Affiliate Marketing Business.

Thank you

 

[GabrielMz]

Thank you very much mancar487.
I am thinking about creating a niche channel on youtube, could you send me a private message with your products?