A question regarding to clickbank stats

Peter Ngo

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Hey guys,

I am not sure if it was a glitch or i have been misinformed.

As far as i know, Avg $/sale = Initial $/sale + Avg Rebill Total isn't it?

Well, what happened is that i encountered 1 product that has stats look like this.
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The number doesn't add up does it? Or i was wrong? I checked there vendor spotlight page, it is said to have 200+ subscribers.

Any thought?
Thanks in advance.
 
  • Avg $/sale: For one-time purchases, this number is the same as Initial $/sale. If the vendor offers recurring billing products, it equals the average total of the initial sale plus all rebills, divided by the number of initial sales. To put it simply, for every new purchase of this product, this amount is the average you'd make in total over the life of a new customer. However, this is just an average; this amount is not guaranteed.
people are buying the $29.15 upfront product and not the $894.39 upsell
giving most people who promote this cb product an avg of $29.15 a pop
that is my guess unless there is a glitch like you stated

-JB
 
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people are buying the $29.15 upfront product and not the $894.39 upsell
giving most people who promote this cb product an avg of $29.15 a pop
that is my guess unless there is a glitch like you stated

-JB

Yea that is what i think as well.

I just went through tons of high rebill products and this is what i notice.

If a product has 1$ trial, then this formula is applicable: Avg $/sale = Initial $/sale + Avg Rebill Total

For this product, it doesn't offer 1$ trial, so that is why their Avg$/ sale = Initial $/sale, and Avg rebill is totally separated.
 
Here's some information on what each stat means on Clickbank:
  • Initial $/sale: This is the average amount that an affiliate earns for each sale of this product. One-time upsell purchases are also considered initial sales. This number takes into account refunds, chargebacks, and sales tax. Since vendors may offer products with different prices and commissions, the amount you earn on any given sale may not match this number exactly.
  • Avg Rebill Total: This number is only shown if the vendor offers recurring billing products (e.g., products like memberships and subscriptions that regularly bill customers over time). This number shows the average amount an affiliate makes on all of the rebilled sales. Note that this number doesn't include the initial sale amount.
  • Avg $/sale: For one-time purchases, this number is the same as Initial $/sale. If the vendor offers recurring billing products, it equals the average total of the initial sale plus all rebills, divided by the number of initial sales. To put it simply, for every new purchase of this product, this amount is the average you'd make in total over the life of a new customer. However, this is just an average; this amount is not guaranteed.
  • Avg %/sale: This number shows the average commission rate earned for all sales of a vendor's products, including one-time purchases, rebills, and upsell purchases. Since vendors can offer different commission rates for different types of products, this number may not exactly match the commission rate you earn on any given sale.
  • Avg %/rebill: This number is only shown if the vendor offers recurring billing products, and shows the average commission rate earned only on rebills.
  • Grav: Short for GRAVITYâ„¢ performance statistic, this number represents a unique calculation by ClickBank that takes into account the number of different affiliates who earned a commission by promoting this product over the past 12 weeks. Since more recent transactions are given a higher value, this number can give you an idea of what products are "hot" at the moment, in terms of being promoted by many affiliates and making a good number of sales. However, high gravity can also indicate that there will be a lot of competition in promoting this product.
  • Cat: The Marketplace category and sub-category of the site.
https://support.clickbank.com/entries/22802962-Using-the-Marketplace
 
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