So I'm new to this whole affiliate marketing thing and I've been trying to develop a standard as far as choosing products on ClickBank goes. Here's what I do.
Must have vendor spotlight page.
Gravity: 20 - 100+
Avg. $/sale: 20 - 150+
Initial $/sale: 0 - 20
Avg %/sale: 75%
I figure it needs to have some gravity but not too much, I don't want a lot of competition. The initial sale should be super low because people like cheap stuff but a higher price after that to get some actual money out of it. And then of course I may as well choose from the high amount of products that sale at leat 75% of the time.
Of course this is only getting me two results for background checks and reverse phone look ups. (Super niche)
So what do you think? Too strict? What do you do that gets you success?
Must have vendor spotlight page.
Gravity: 20 - 100+
Avg. $/sale: 20 - 150+
Initial $/sale: 0 - 20
Avg %/sale: 75%
I figure it needs to have some gravity but not too much, I don't want a lot of competition. The initial sale should be super low because people like cheap stuff but a higher price after that to get some actual money out of it. And then of course I may as well choose from the high amount of products that sale at leat 75% of the time.
Of course this is only getting me two results for background checks and reverse phone look ups. (Super niche)
So what do you think? Too strict? What do you do that gets you success?
