Kingford
Newbie
- Jun 10, 2017
- 15
- 2
Aloha fellow marketers!
If you're a Clickbank affiliate or vendor, I have a few questions for ya.
I'm King, brand spanking new to BHW(literally signed up today).
After writing vsl's for the last few years for clients and watching them make a fortune while I walk away with a few grand... I decided enough was enough and decided to become a Clickbank vendor.
So I created a kick-ass product in the Women's relationship niche.
After getting 2 affiliates to send a mailing (one said it converts really really well... the other guy said it converted 2X's better than one of the top offers in the niche to his list) it's time to start recruiting more affiliates.
But before I do that, I want to do my best to make you as the affiliate successful, because I know if you're crushing it with my offer I'll do well myself.
So since this is my first time EVER implementing an affiliate program, I have a few questions for you badass affiliates and vendors out there.
=====Questions For You Affiliates=====
1. What specifically do you look for when promoting new products?
2. What tools do you need, or tools do you like to see a vendor have in place before you promote an offer?
3. Overall, what do you expect from a vendor?
4. What type of conversions/hops per order are you looking for?(I know not all traffic is not created equal, but I'd still like to know what you guys average)
5. What's your favorite form of promoting Clickbank offers? Ppc? Seo? Media buys?
6. What's the worst experience you've ever had with a vendor?
====Questions For You Clickbank Vendors====
1. What are some solid ways you've used to attract affiliates and jv partners?(are there specific sites like BHW? Certain events you go to? etc)
2. How does your team look when it comes to running your Clickbank business? Who did you hire to keep your ship afloat?
3. What are some tools you use to make your biz flow like water?
4. What do you do to keep your affiliates happy?
.
.
.
Like I said, I'm brand new to the vendor game.
So I'm trying to get as much insight as possible.
So if you have the time, don't be scared... drop a reply!
Also, if you're an affiliate or vendor working in the women's relationship niche(or heck, women 38+ in general), feel free shoot me a PM, I'd love to chat with you!
If you're a Clickbank affiliate or vendor, I have a few questions for ya.
I'm King, brand spanking new to BHW(literally signed up today).
After writing vsl's for the last few years for clients and watching them make a fortune while I walk away with a few grand... I decided enough was enough and decided to become a Clickbank vendor.
So I created a kick-ass product in the Women's relationship niche.
After getting 2 affiliates to send a mailing (one said it converts really really well... the other guy said it converted 2X's better than one of the top offers in the niche to his list) it's time to start recruiting more affiliates.
But before I do that, I want to do my best to make you as the affiliate successful, because I know if you're crushing it with my offer I'll do well myself.
So since this is my first time EVER implementing an affiliate program, I have a few questions for you badass affiliates and vendors out there.
=====Questions For You Affiliates=====
1. What specifically do you look for when promoting new products?
2. What tools do you need, or tools do you like to see a vendor have in place before you promote an offer?
3. Overall, what do you expect from a vendor?
4. What type of conversions/hops per order are you looking for?(I know not all traffic is not created equal, but I'd still like to know what you guys average)
5. What's your favorite form of promoting Clickbank offers? Ppc? Seo? Media buys?
6. What's the worst experience you've ever had with a vendor?
====Questions For You Clickbank Vendors====
1. What are some solid ways you've used to attract affiliates and jv partners?(are there specific sites like BHW? Certain events you go to? etc)
2. How does your team look when it comes to running your Clickbank business? Who did you hire to keep your ship afloat?
3. What are some tools you use to make your biz flow like water?
4. What do you do to keep your affiliates happy?
.
.
.
Like I said, I'm brand new to the vendor game.
So I'm trying to get as much insight as possible.
So if you have the time, don't be scared... drop a reply!
Also, if you're an affiliate or vendor working in the women's relationship niche(or heck, women 38+ in general), feel free shoot me a PM, I'd love to chat with you!