Clickbank + Facebook risky?
- Thread starter LuMee
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Whether posting once in a day or 15 has nothing to do with whether your account(Fan page) will be banned or not.
The thing is, if you are planning to post affiliate hop links from clickabank (CLocked or non -clocked or anything of that sort) on your fan page and sending visitors directly to the vendor's site.. That's a WRONG approach.
Clickbank does not work that way..these products are much of a pre-selling.. You must pre-sell the product yourself. This can be done in many ways..either use a Review article (Review not a BS selling post trying to list features of the product..instead list how this product help you and to know more abuot the features where they can go (The hopelink). Once you have the article ,post that on the fan page...Much more effective and proven way to clickbank.
Or you can use product comparison (Review of 3-4 products) of your niche on a domain (Use any review theme available ) and post the links on facebook page...
Does that clear your question?
fallenlight
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- Dec 2, 2012
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good luck with that
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So, after posting the review article on the product, somewhere in the article I'd still need to include a link to the ClickBank product, so my original question is still unanswered. Unless I wanted to use a product comparison of 3-4 products on my own domain as you mentioned, but I'd like to stay away from that if possible.
LOL and you will sell once in a lifetime. Great advice.
Getwhatchuwant
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- Jul 25, 2011
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Why dont you create a squidoo or blogger blog with a review and details of the product with your aff link on it and then just show your fans the url of the review site? Free and easy to do and (I think) pretty safe...
nikrozaimi
Newbie
- Nov 28, 2012
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if it is clickbank. it is hard.... i have try too many ways and invest a lot but still nothing