clickbank methods

What is better for me to build big author site ( im speaking here about 100s products reviews pages ) contain alot of reviews in different unrelated niches or i start with small niches sites? and if i build my author site with affiliate links doeas this look spam in google eyes and penalize my site
 
Quick question: Do you write the reviews yourself or you got someone else working for you to write the reviews?


I write all the reviews myself. When writing reviews I normally stick to this type of out line.

1. I write a paragraph of the history of the product, who created it what its all about.

2. Then I explain the benefits of the product, no sales just the facts. How it works, why it works.

3. Next if there are any reports, bonuses or anything extra I list those items.

4. Then I give the pros and cons of the product

5. The last paragraph is the conclusion, explaining everything in one paragraph.

If there are pictures about the product add them in between to breakup the paragraphs. If its an ebook you are promoting put the ebook picture from the vendor.
 
Nice post! some good tips in here. I also see people buying a domain - than just using a iFrame to load their affiliate site in it (using the CB code of course) - anyone else have success with this?
 
Nice post! some good tips in here. I also see people buying a domain - than just using a iFrame to load their affiliate site in it (using the CB code of course) - anyone else have success with this?

The question to ask yourself, would you purchase from a site that did this. I know I would bounce off the site.
 
This is how I find my products on Clickbank, others might do it different but this is what I do.

1. I look at the trends on ezinarticles. I scan to see what people are writing about.

2. I look at the date the article was submitted and I see how many views the articles has. Then I look for similar articles.

3. Then I see what offers the articles are pointing to.

4. I then test to see if the offer converts. I write 10-15 articles over 2-3 weeks and direct link to the offer. I like to see if the offer converts. If the offer does convert I take it to the next step.

5. Now I start my keyword research. I look back at the same articles and look at the page source to take the group of keywords in the meta keyword section. I start with this. I use traffic travis to check to see how competitive the keyword is and what sites are on page 1.

6. I review each site and see what they are writing about, I look at the format, I look at how they are promoting the product. Now not every site is promoting the same exact offer but you can still get ideas.

7. I then look at the page source for each of these sites and take their keywords. I Do more keyword research and choose the keywords I will promote.

8. I create a site to promote the offer.

9. I start building links to my site, add content each week, add links, add content, build links bla bla bla.

10. Add more content, build more links

Question: Do you first pick niche, and then look at the trends on ezinarticles? How do you look at the trends on ezinarticles?
 
Here is one of the techniques I use. I find it makes it easier to find a niche to go after. I use the following command in G00Gle.

site:ezinearticles.com "Viewed: 2000..199999" "Submitted On: * *, 2011"

You can modify this any way you want. But this gives a clear picture of which niches are receiving traffic, are worth pursuing etc.
 
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Neeoo, you are a legend !:You_Rock_

I am going to save in doc all that you have said, I will definitely put this into practice .. Thanks given :)
 
The question to ask yourself, would you purchase from a site that did this. I know I would bounce off the site.

Yeah, but that's a dangerous question, because we can't ever fully put ourselves in the place of a buyer.

If we could, the IM niche would be out of business.
 
Yeah, but that's a dangerous question, because we can't ever fully put ourselves in the place of a buyer.

If we could, the IM niche would be out of business.

I agree somewhat, you really need to do the iframe page correctly especially with clickbank products. I can understand doing an iframe for a CPA offer that has a email signup, no brainer, but using it on a sales page that is a long read tends to not work as well. When I tried this, I did not get high conversions compared to me writing reviews and comparing products.

Just my opinion... Everyone should take the information in BHW and do their own testing to see what works best for them.
 
I only promote clickbank products and this is what I do.

I create a review site for the products that I was promoting. Do not make it a sales page but make it a review page, compare them to other products on clickbank that are similar. Don't forget to use your affiliate link, if you can use php to redirect your affiliate links. Wordpress has a nice plugin called pretty link lite

Write an article and post it on ezine articles, make sure your link points to your review site.

create links to your review site using articles, and high pr sites, do not spam your site with scrapebox or xrumer, save these applications for your other blog sites that will point to your review site.

Web 2.0
1. Create a blogger.com site
2. Create a wordpress.com site
3. Create a livejournal.com site
4. Create a blog.com site
5. Create a webs.com site

Add more web 2.0 sites each week


Add a 2 or 3 unique articles to each (spinning is fine). Place your link to your site using your anchor text in the first paragraph of one of the articles.

Use your tools to create links to these sites that you created.

This should get you started.

It seems to be legit and efficient system to me. Can you please tell how much it brings from one review website. I'm planning to build something you have already.

thanks
 
This is how I find my products on Clickbank, others might do it different but this is what I do.

1. I look at the trends on ezinarticles. I scan to see what people are writing about.

2. I look at the date the article was submitted and I see how many views the articles has. Then I look for similar articles.

3. Then I see what offers the articles are pointing to.

4. I then test to see if the offer converts. I write 10-15 articles over 2-3 weeks and direct link to the offer. I like to see if the offer converts. If the offer does convert I take it to the next step.

5. Now I start my keyword research. I look back at the same articles and look at the page source to take the group of keywords in the meta keyword section. I start with this. I use traffic travis to check to see how competitive the keyword is and what sites are on page 1.

6. I review each site and see what they are writing about, I look at the format, I look at how they are promoting the product. Now not every site is promoting the same exact offer but you can still get ideas.

7. I then look at the page source for each of these sites and take their keywords. I Do more keyword research and choose the keywords I will promote.

8. I create a site to promote the offer.

9. I start building links to my site, add content each week, add links, add content, build links bla bla bla.

10. Add more content, build more links

Does this method still work in 2013?
 
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