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For male enhancement, you need a pre-sell. Cold selling directly to the offer page will be a tough convert. Create an advertorial page to test it out..

Google hates affiliate marketing so be very careful if you test Google Adwords... campaigns get banned easily if you promote affiliate products.

Native, Facebook, PPC are all solid sources for Nutra

Avoid direct linking. Use good landing pages and split test 2-3 different landing pages and measure which performs better. Also 57 clicks is too low, especially in a competitive weight loss category...

Helpful post as I was seeking info on this topic and the thread to the WP plugin is good to know

Clickbank is easier to work with as long as your refund ratios are fairly good and you're able to hit your margins against your spend properly.

You might want to try pop ups on email submits. Cheaper traffic and potential perhaps to make it work to hit your CPA goals

Agreed on those who are suggesting to focus on a niche. Going too broad isn't always a good idea while it attracts traffic

did you check to see if formatting of the XML sitemap looks ok when you go directly to the Sitemap URL in the web browser?

It's the first steps that are always important. Congrats! Now grow from here :)

If you want to make your own landing pages -- try this combination: Install Wordpress on your domain (Free), and Buy Thrive Architect Plugin. It has 'pre-made' template landing pages built in, very easy to customize. This is what I would do.

If you use Native, be ready to invest $2-$3k minimum just for testing purposes to gather data. Pop up ads may be worth a shot and Facebook Ads for your budget.

There is no such things as gauranteed. It also depends on the type of business. For example, you can buy pop-up ads for as cheap as 0.0001 and get super cheap traffic. But will it convert? Maybe, but maybe not. It's all about testing, testing, and more testing and losing money initially until...

what type of products are you looking to advertise? The channel depends on the product type, payout, etc.

As others have stated, FB pixel is needed in order to track your conversions. Also you need to target your audience and set-up campaigns based on device type like Desktop, Mobile, Tablet. Keep those campaigns seperate. Some offer perform great with mobile but do horrible with desktop traffic...