How Much You Earn With Clickbank ?
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Thanks for the feedback OTrap, much appreciated. Is there a reason why you encourage number 2? Is it because it is already working that's why I should stick to it? My only concern here is getting slapped by Adcenter. There hasn't been a lot of cases like this with Adcenter unlike Adwords, but just a few is enough to scare the daylights out of me. Once again thanks for the feedback!
nuclearrap
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I think you are the new !! not 2 years... my english sucks and Im working with cb about 7 months but I can earn a lot of money man. if you really want it , then you can succeed it. Believe + Work = Success
drogon
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Do both. Why limit yourself with 'options'.
Biggest problem here is time constraints. BUT, you make a good point dear sir. I should definitely work towards this.
OTrap
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I've seen more people burn out on trying to make one thing work. It's almost ALWAYS easier to just start fresh.
(a) Burnout
(b) If you spend time trying to do two things, you won't do either one as well as you could have done one if you'd limited your scope.
I don't disagree with having both as the eventual goal, though.
stallion45d
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Wow congrats for your numbers, I guess that must be an ultratargeted list
Thanks again for the feedback. I think I'm going to listen to you and stick to option 2 and I will keep doing that until I am earning at least 5k/mth. That is when I will try another 1 or 2 more methods to diversify my risk a little.
Best way is to provide freebies such as e-books or valuable information. Building the list is just the first part of it though, after which you will need to manage, write engaging emails or newsletters and know what to promote.
If you are an affiliate you can start off by having a review site and an 'in your face' opt in option whereby they will get freebies (or keep getting freebies) once they are subscribed.
Conversion for subscription should be much higher than sales, provided your freebie is nicely targeted. I don't really do much email marketing myself but I am guessing getting 50% conversion rate should be reasonable since it's free after all.
Another thing to mention is to find the right kind of niche where there will always be new products for you to promote. For instance (I think you all know) online money-making products. You don't want to choose a niche like 'how to keep a rabbit' where there is absolutely nothing for you to promote.
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There is no such thing as a best method. If you look around here you will find that different people have achieved outstanding results with different methods. The key is to find one that suits you. Start by having a rough idea of how every method works and then find one that works for you. The goal is always the same: quality traffic.
Majority of the CB products have gravity of less than 100. Anything above 100 means that the product sells, but anything less than that doesn't mean that it isn't a good product. Depending on the method you have chosen you have different range of products to choose from.
For instance if you choose PPC you will have to choose high-paying products to justify the amount you're forking out on advertising. If you choose email marketing you need to choose a niche that provides a range of products to make sure you always have something to sell. If you choose article marketing then you don't have to be too picky.
One important lesson I have learned so far is to always use your common sense instead of following some 'blueprints' blindly. Why did I choose this product? Who and how strong are my competitors? Who are the potential consumers and how do they think? What are the demographics of my consumers? Do they have enough money to purchase the product? The internet marketing industry is an ever-changing market that is full of dynamics, you need to go with the flow.
The first thing you probably should do now is to read more on different style and methods, after which you could narrow down to one or two methods you prefer and keep pushing till you see results.
Hope it helps a little. Anyone with more experience please feel free to correct me if there is anything I said that is wrong. Thanks.
Csmith0808
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$0 so far. How to get some money in the near future!
Nice to see u all earning so much, i lost my domains n hosting coz i didnt paid them, not havng more money to invest nw..
I m nw thnkng to make a blogger blog for product review of CB products, thn harvest emails for each product keyword thn mailing them sum info wth my blog link in it.
U all so experiencd, plz tell me if i m doing anythng wrng?? Cn i earn sumthng frm ths? Coz i m in need of money.
I m nw thnkng to make a blogger blog for product review of CB products, thn harvest emails for each product keyword thn mailing them sum info wth my blog link in it.
U all so experiencd, plz tell me if i m doing anythng wrng?? Cn i earn sumthng frm ths? Coz i m in need of money.
How are we getting paid if someone is getting his refund?! Thanks!
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GreyWolf
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You won't get paid for it, or if you did already then you'll get a charge back to your account for it.
It's just how sales commissions work. Commissions are paid from a percentage of a sale. If the sale has to be refunded then the commission has to be reversed as well. If it happens before the commission is paid then you'll just not be paid for that particular sale, if it happens after the commission is paid then it will be deducted from a future commission payment.
It's the same as if you were a commissioned salesrep for a traditional retail store. If 50 people come into the store and buy some item, and then the next day 5 people come back in to say they didn't like the product and want a refund then the store is really only making money from the 45 people that didn't ask for refunds. If the store is paying you a commission for the sales, they will deduct those refunds from your sales before they pay your commission. If the store pays you're commission, but then later another customer comes in for a refund the store will deduct that refund from you're next commission check.
You wouldn't expect the store to pay a commission for sale they had to refund would you? In fact people that buy things and then get a refund even though they really are using the product should keep that in mind. When you do that it's causing the salesman to get screwed.
edit - to simplify that long explanation:
If 50 sales are made, but 5 are refunded, then you're commission will be for 45 sales.
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blackma
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at least you are honest...
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