Easy $100 A Day - Perfect For Noobs

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22% conversion rate. Really need to rethink, perhaps its the product -
$/sale: $131.94/75% | Grav: 8.50 | Initial $/sale: $52.60

I do have a question to those doing this though.

Lets say your niche is healthy cooking. How exactly do you go about promoting a product about healthy cooking for example, when your own website is full of information on health cooking. Aren't people just going to use this free information?

I think you mean click-thru-rate, and 22% is good. Plus, you can't take anything from that small of a sample size, 19 hops is nothing - you need at least 1000 hops before having any sort of real clue as to a true conversion rate.

As for the last question, you give good information, and presell/review the product as excellent "insider" or "expert" stuff.

Jamie Oliver and Gordon Ramsay recipes are all over the internet for free on websites like the BBC or channel 4 - yet they still sell millions of books.
 
I think you mean click-thru-rate, and 22% is good. Plus, you can't take anything from that small of a sample size, 19 hops is nothing - you need at least 1000 hops before having any sort of real clue as to a true conversion rate.

As for the last question, you give good information, and presell/review the product as excellent "insider" or "expert" stuff.

Jamie Oliver and Gordon Ramsay recipes are all over the internet for free on websites like the BBC or channel 4 - yet they still sell millions of books.

Sorry, click-thru yes, not conversion!

Good example with the Jamie Oliver stuff, I hadn't thought about it like that. I guess as an example, if you were trying to sell an affiliate marketing product, say Google Sniper, you could give a simple post which in essence says;
- Make a website on X and include links to your affiliate page
- Market it using SEO etc
- Let the money roll in

Then at the end of it, you could say if you're a more in-depth method, with tips on niches etc etc, read our post about this great product. Then sell that product as per the review method discussed in this thread
 
And it has begun. :)

I just got my first conversion, my cut was $45. Excellent!

I've dropped about 200 comments total so far. 352 uniques to my site, 208 clicks to one of my hoplinks. So far, 59.1% of the people that come to my site click on one of my hoplinks. :)

I'm very excited about this, it's only going to improve from here. I had faith before, but seeing that first conversion has just fueled me to drop even more comments. I've learned pretty well what types of sites to deal with, what search queries to use, etc.

I'm going to leave the site alone until the hoplinks get 1000 clicks each, then I'll shuffle things around based on conversions.
 
And it has begun. :)

I just got my first conversion, my cut was $45. Excellent!

I've dropped about 200 comments total so far. 352 uniques to my site, 208 clicks to one of my hoplinks. So far, 59.1% of the people that come to my site click on one of my hoplinks. :)

I'm very excited about this, it's only going to improve from here. I had faith before, but seeing that first conversion has just fueled me to drop even more comments. I've learned pretty well what types of sites to deal with, what search queries to use, etc.

I'm going to leave the site alone until the hoplinks get 1000 clicks each, then I'll shuffle things around based on conversions.

Congrats! How long has your site been up? You have a great click-thru rate too!
Have you been targeting forums, or mainly blogs and news articles?
 
When I was doing this for my weight loss review site, I would sometimes post over 200 links a day on blogs/news articles and shedloads on facebook.

I would go through 50 pages of news results for the last 24 hours, open each page in tabs, comment where I could then move on to te next page and repeat. Then, I'd go through 30 pages of web results for my keyword and do the same.

Spending a few hours doing the above each day, I'd get over 1k+ visitors from them every day.

Post everywhere you can and you will get traffic - don't talk yourself out of it by thinking it's too saturated.


How many sales/day You use to have?
Thanks
 
Congrats! How long has your site been up? You have a great click-thru rate too!
Have you been targeting forums, or mainly blogs and news articles?

Site took me 3-4 days to do. I finished it and starting commenting on Sunday, March 1, so today is day 3. I dropped about 30 comments Sunday night, about 80 yesterday and about 100 today. I drop a comment on anything relevant, but I did put my own twist on things, which I think helps a ton with the clicks.
 
Monday I started to work more seriously on this project.
In this moment (where I live are 1:37 PM) I've only 42 visitors. It's not very encouraging, considering to the numbers in previous posts.
English isn't my first language, my english isn't so well, but I focus my audience located in USA and other english-speaking countries.
In two days I gained 400 visitors and I'm very proud of it, even though I haven't any sale yet.
However I'm optimistic. I really believe I'm going to do it.

Come on mates and don't give up!
 
I've noticed that some vendors have a link on their on affiliate page which is not the one CB tells you to use. These vendors provide you with a URL and ask you to put in your CB ID and send traffic there.
Is this a genuine way of working, or should we stick to the link CB gives us
 
I've noticed that some vendors have a link on their on affiliate page which is not the one CB tells you to use. These vendors provide you with a URL and ask you to put in your CB ID and send traffic there.
Is this a genuine way of working, or should we stick to the link CB gives us

I use the link that CB gives us in the marketplace.
 
I'm finding that it's a hell of a lot harder to target men, than it is women!
 
I'm finding that it's a hell of a lot harder to target men, than it is women!

As marketers, we set out trying to define our demographic. As you get more traffic and pay attention to what Analytics is telling you, you'll see what your true demographic is. Then it's time to re-adjust based on that. I set out with men as my chosen demographic. 80.7% of my visitors are women. I can either try to change my demographic to fit my website, or change my website to fit my demographic.
 
Thanks for the original tutorial and thanks for the updated one!
I plan on reading both with maximum attention, but judging by the feedback - they seem to work!
 
How come on this page there is someone who has managed to post a link that works, yet someone else who's link doesn't work?
Code:
http://www.closerweekly.com/posts/weight-loss-wednesday-amanda-shed-more-than-50-pounds-to-get-fit-for-her-wedding-53022
 
I'm gonna give ya'll a little tip.

For your disqus/facebook personas, as you come across articles/posts that might not warrant you dropping a link, leave a comment anyway to get people to like or upvote your comment. Enough of those, and you get the Top Commenter spec on FB, so your links are clickable. As for disqus, I think it has to do with engagement.
 
I don't know, I'm starting to get demotivated. I've been busting my butt for days now, dropping tons of comments and I've only made $45. My pay rate per hour has gotta be like 0.50 cents an hour at this point. Meh, starting to wonder if this is even worth it?
 
Excuse the question folks, but how can I see how many hops I have? With Analytics I only can see unique visitors.
 
You must log in to your Clickbank account in order to see your hops number.
I'm promoting three products but I don't know where I can see my hops? I only got my hop link once (saved it to a text file) and I can't find anything on my account?
 
I'm promoting three products but I don't know where I can see my hops? I only got my hop link once (saved it to a text file) and I can't find anything on my account?
Here is a screenshot of Clickbank section where you can see your results. Hope this helps.
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