Where to find Buyers ?

tjohnpok

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So far I've used targeted traffic and got 150 hops and no sale. I'm starting to believe it's something to do with my redirect domain option. I'm using GoDaddy 301 without masking (direct) and my name seems to appear in the bottom of the checkout page. Any help ?
 
How do you know the traffic is targeted? What is the source?

Have you tried your own landing page?
 
No, I want to make a few sales before investing in an autoresponder.

The source of the traffic is social networks with people related to the niche.
 
Are people really convinced they can just put in an offer and blammo conversions are going to shit themselves out of the internet? Maybe so, usually takes a little more hustle than that these days.

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It doesn't have strict age limits and the gravity is acceptable.
 
People are often blind to the type of landing pages that you get on Clickbank. They will probably have seen them all before so you own landing page might work better. Targeted traffic is different to buyer traffic. For example, I like Golf and I might see an ad to improve my golf score but am I really going to pay out today for it.....probably not. Buyer traffic are people that are desperate to cure/fix/solve something right now because it is getting them down and not just people that are interested in the topic.
 
It doesn't have strict age limits and the gravity is acceptable.

I meant how old is the product. Many niche products have been promoted extensively, chances are that your traffic has already seen it before and bought it or they are not targeted enough and aren't interested.

Try a different product. It is all about testing to see what works.
 
People are often blind to the type of landing pages that you get on Clickbank. They will probably have seen them all before so you own landing page might work better. Targeted traffic is different to buyer traffic. For example, I like Golf and I might see an ad to improve my golf score but am I really going to pay out today for it.....probably not. Buyer traffic are people that are desperate to cure/fix/solve something right now because it is getting them down and not just people that are interested in the topic.
I know my only problems are...
1. I dunno what's the optimal number of monthly keyword searches when it comes to buyer keywords which necessarily have less hits than ordinary topics
2. I've tried high CPC in facebook ads with selected "credit-card-ready" ad titles but they don't seem to get a single click (my bid was included within the suggested bid range and I had chosen maximum bid option)
I meant how old is the product. Many niche products have been promoted extensively, chances are that your traffic has already seen it before and bought it or they are not targeted enough and aren't interested.

Try a different product. It is all about testing to see what works.
Sorry I misread your post. The product is fairly old but I think it doesn't really matter since its Gravity is great but yet doesn't qualify for a saturated product.
 
Gravity at Clickbank is a very unreliable statistic. It shouldn't be used as the key to showing a winning product. It just means that if it is high then a lot of people have sold 1 of that item in the last 2 months and not the number of sales made. So if a lot of people have sold 1 item in 8 weeks then the gravity is high so that really means nothing. A lot of people might sell 1 item, then realize it is too difficult to sell. This often happens when the product has very convincing offers for affiliates and a lot of us try to sell it without many sales.

What are your keyword search stats per month?
 
Gravity at Clickbank is a very unreliable statistic. It shouldn't be used as the key to showing a winning product. It just means that if it is high then a lot of people have sold 1 of that item in the last 2 months and not the number of sales made. So if a lot of people have sold 1 item in 8 weeks then the gravity is high so that really means nothing. A lot of people might sell 1 item, then realize it is too difficult to sell. This often happens when the product has very convincing offers for affiliates and a lot of us try to sell it without many sales.

What are your keyword search stats per month?
I've studied how Gravity is shaped rather extensively but I still trust it the most considering that I have been watching this product for several months (almost steady gravity), potentially meaning that a lot of people could have picked it up and made a successful sale out of it. I've also checked the competition on search engines and independent reviews, so I'm pretty sure this product converts especially by the time I bought and reviewed it myself, since I know the niche inside out.

I'm currently using PPC ads, so the keyword research will later come in handy I guess. Do you have any positive/negative clickbank experience ?
 
Already have it, do you think that its videos are useful because I really need something in the form of step by step to get started with EM. Also, I don't think there should be any problem if I change to Aweber as soon as I make at least one sale a month.
 
I've studied how Gravity is shaped rather extensively but I still trust it the most considering that I have been watching this product for several months (almost steady gravity), potentially meaning that a lot of people could have picked it up and made a successful sale out of it. I've also checked the competition on search engines and independent reviews, so I'm pretty sure this product converts especially by the time I bought and reviewed it myself, since I know the niche inside out.

I'm currently using PPC ads, so the keyword research will later come in handy I guess. Do you have any positive/negative clickbank experience ?

I don't quite understand how you can do PPC ads and the keyword research will come in later. Keyword research is the first thing to do before anything else. All other actions such as PPC ad copy costs, CB gravity etc come after. Unless you know your keyword search volumes per month and if you are using a buyers keyword then you can never form a a campaign based on what you think a good ad is and what is the gravity at CB.

PPC ads and CB for me have always made a profit but it is a very difficult area. You need to spend a lot on experimenting with ad copy before you will find a winning product. In the first few tried you can almost guarantee to lose money.

How many searches do you have a month for the keyword you are using? Maybe then people can give a better idea on what to expect.
 
I'm using Facebook and target audience based on "niche buyers". Sorry I wasn't clear before but I made a few blogspots and youtube videos that actually took advantage of my keyword research but I decided to invest on ranking "later" meaning after I make a few bucks with PPC. Most of my hops in fact derived from posting in facebook groups and pages. In fact I plan on investing in both hosting and auto responder after I make a few sales.

Which PPC have you used ? Oddly enough my problem with Facebook was that I didn't get any clicks regardless of the bid on cpc. Also, what keywords do you mean ? Those directly related to the product or general problem solvers/tutorials etc. ? The product name review has about 700 monthly searches.
 
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