deBling
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So its another steal from CB? How about BAN CB on this forum and marked as scam ?
any bodies cb sales down this 2 week?
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mancar487
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see my message above and also check out the thread I posted in 2015 that is still relevant today-
The Types of Clickbank Sites That You Should NOT Promote
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mancar487 a guru with cb , beleve everythink
he says.
he defently a cb exspert.
thanks mancar487 for helping us all with cb.
if only every cb business man was just as honest as you.
he says.
he defently a cb exspert.
thanks mancar487 for helping us all with cb.
if only every cb business man was just as honest as you.
I-marketer
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CB products are tough to promote for potential affiliates these days.
One reason is the fact that CB has dumped many good products in past few years, because they became somewhat picky as to what kind of products you can list on CB.
Another reason are hoplinks. Firstly, the shorteners like bit.ly marked every hoplink as spam which quickly killed your CTR.
But there was a solution. You could buy domain and use 301 redirect to a hoplink, but guess what, some browser security plugins/extensions flag even these links as spam. I'd say hoplinks are generalized as evil all over internet.
I suggest you find smaller affiliate network with less strick rules for both vendors and affiliates.
One reason is the fact that CB has dumped many good products in past few years, because they became somewhat picky as to what kind of products you can list on CB.
Another reason are hoplinks. Firstly, the shorteners like bit.ly marked every hoplink as spam which quickly killed your CTR.
But there was a solution. You could buy domain and use 301 redirect to a hoplink, but guess what, some browser security plugins/extensions flag even these links as spam. I'd say hoplinks are generalized as evil all over internet.
I suggest you find smaller affiliate network with less strick rules for both vendors and affiliates.
horseturtle
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Having the same issues, quite a few sales today however. But getting chains of up to 5 days at a time with huge impressions and no sales which really makes no sense...
wallofiron
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Seems Facebook is banning any ad accounts promoting fitness offers that I can tell.. or at least trying to..
Where else are you guys advertising other than Facebook?
I tried adwords and natives.. both sucked compared to facebook
Where else are you guys advertising other than Facebook?
I tried adwords and natives.. both sucked compared to facebook
ThemeWave
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I'm not doing facebook traffic - mostly all seo, some youtube and my sales are going up.
In total with all my sites I'm doing just over $1k a day with clickbank alone.
Has the vendor of the product changed anything since you started promoting it?
Hope your sales come back - maybe time to test different traffic methods if you're doing paid. Personally, I hate doing paid traffic because of all the changes of TOS and new rules to keep up with.
For those saying Clickbank is shaving commissions, I highly doubt that. Vendors maybe doing shady stuff but I wouldn't solely blame clickbank.
If you do come across anything shady - report it to clickbank.
Most vendors who use email pops - I think you still get credited for the sale because your cookie should be set. The only way for them to get the sale is to add their own affiliate link or if the visitor clears their browser. I'm not 100% on that but that my thoughts of what happens.
In total with all my sites I'm doing just over $1k a day with clickbank alone.
Has the vendor of the product changed anything since you started promoting it?
Hope your sales come back - maybe time to test different traffic methods if you're doing paid. Personally, I hate doing paid traffic because of all the changes of TOS and new rules to keep up with.
For those saying Clickbank is shaving commissions, I highly doubt that. Vendors maybe doing shady stuff but I wouldn't solely blame clickbank.
If you do come across anything shady - report it to clickbank.
Most vendors who use email pops - I think you still get credited for the sale because your cookie should be set. The only way for them to get the sale is to add their own affiliate link or if the visitor clears their browser. I'm not 100% on that but that my thoughts of what happens.
dlyhai
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You promote via seo, do you mainly bring sales by reveiw sites?
ThemeWave
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Reviews, how-to's, top lists and articles.
I have some videos as well that bring in sales from ranking Youtube videos.
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