Choosing the right ClickBank Product! Need Help!!

Hey here's my situation - I have a Tech Blog that's 2 weeks old and it's currently receiving 70-120 unique visitors per day.. Traffic stats mainly from Search Engines(86%) and the rest from Twitter, Direct..

How do I chose the right kind of ClickBank product? I mean do U Guys see the Gravity of the product and then promote it?

Secondly, will ClickBank payout via PayPal ?

CB will not pay via PP.

oh God!

Just because a product has a high gravity doesnt mean it will sell well. Gravity is a misleading thing. My recommendatiion is to avoid e-marketing niche as this is an extremely competive niche with high refund rates. Focus on other technology products related to your niche blog. Lately I've been targeting niches like forex, self-help, real estate and money/investing with some success. I promote products with gravity between 10-50 as there is less competition with those products.

LX911 said:

I have a Tech Blog that's 2 weeks old and it's currently receiving 70-120 unique visitors per day.. Traffic stats mainly from Search Engines(86%) and the rest from Twitter, Direct..

How do I chose the right kind of ClickBank product?

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I HOPE you have some type of analytics (spelling?) installed so you can see what keywords/search terms those hits are entering to come to your website...then determine if those are 'buying' related keywords and if so...determining what products...if any...would be the most logical to promote.

Of course

Finding a product via the CB Marketplace to promote based on relevant keywords is one thing...it's another thing to get those viewers to actually click on the link and ultimately buy something!

You'll have to use some good judgment on both aspects..but don't rush into it..and run a few tests...

As for gravity...I use it my overall process of determining whether or not I should move forward on promoting a given product..but I'd say gravity is worth about 10% in "my own" overall selection process.

As for Clickbank..as stated..no..they don't pay via PP..