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Could you link to some of the studies that prove it? Forgot to say so before, but the product looks great. Sales site is really nicely put together, lots of persuasion well disguised as information. Something Frank Kern/Jeff Walker are always banging on about - give away your best stuff for...

Go to the Google Keyword Tool and type in "grow taller". You'll get plenty of suggestions for keywords. Then InstantDomainSearch is pretty handy for quickly checking whether or not a domain is available in the big 3 TLDs.

Lower price does not always mean more conversions. In the past I have RAISED my prices and ended up with higher conversions... it's always worth testing. Anyway - nice site, nice tips, nice header! Is that Kelly Brook? I hope you've got rights for that picture :) BTW... I opted in for the free...

Clickbank have clarified this several times - it is OK to use your own hoplink.

The type of traffic is important, of course, but so is the content of the article. Do you articles warm up the prospect? Do they make them curious to know more? Do they whet the appetite for success, so to speak? If you have an in-depth informational article about the finer details of forex...

Gravity is on the up.. nice one OP. Got any updates for us on how it's going? :)

Just wanted to point out - they're highly unlikely to actually send you any money. They'll just send you a fake email "from" PayPal to pretend they've sent you some money... In case you haven't seen it: http://www.419eater.com :)

Long copy is there to provide all the information the buyer needs, and overcome all their objections to the sale. Real world example: If you went to buy a car, and the salesman rattled off the price, engine size, top speed, number of doors, vehicle dimensions and all the rest in 30 seconds...

The graphics at the top are hilarious. A guy on the toilet, and then a bunch of fingers... I can see what you're getting at ("easy as 1-2-3!"), but it brings up all sorts of connotations that you might not be intending because it's not immediately obvious that they're there to show counting...

I think the GroomWeddingSpeech sniper site does so well because it is exact match, .ORG, and old (12 months). ( Sidenote: post on SEOMoz a while ago that said ORGs rank very well for exact match: www.seomoz.org/blog/google-vs-bing-correlation-analysis-of-ranking-elements ) And, probably...

You don't request a withdrawl, Clickbank will send you money periodically, every two weeks. At first they will send you a cheque, then after a few cheques you can switch to bank transfer.

Yes you can link directly to the payment page, but be prepared for higher refund & chargeback rates from confused customers who think they've bought something from someone else by mistake. But to be honest, why are you promoting something you think is run by a "scamer" ?

I have a product in a similar market (people looking to get a job), and let me tell you its pretty tough. Most people aren't prepared to invest in themselves or the process of getting a job. My recommendation would be: set up a site collecting emails in exchange for a short email tips series...

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I'd recommend a presell landing page too. People on Facebook are very "cold" - they're not in buying mode. Most of the clicks you get will be curiosity clicks rather than interested customers. Use a landing page to warm them up a bit (post some success stories, testimonials, tips and teasers...

"Nishes"? That's a new one. I've heard "nitch" (most Americans) and "neesh" (Europeans), but never "nish". :) Anyway, my 2c: "The DOT COM BOMB of the late 90's is now the BLOG BOMB of the 00's ." - FYI, we're not in the "00's" any more. I just watched the video at the bottom of the sales page...

I had a Mr Debit Card purchase from me the other day... I just assumed the guy was a bit slow, ha :)

Nothing like a video testimonial to improve conversions :)

Don't see why CB would mind. They have plenty of fraud prevention stuff, and the traffic might do quite well. Just my 2c though. Could always email them and ask.

If you want a "long term" plan, be sure to invest in your own websites. Put articles on your own websites, and squeeze visitors into a list. Traffic is temporary. PPC, articles, SEO, whatever - it all comes and goes. You put out an article, a social bookmark or whatever else, you get a burst of...