Does $1 "Trap" clickbank offers still work?

Yes this works, you could promote these $1 front end offer that charges a larger amount on the backend from upselling and make more money which gives you more clickbank commission. It's definitely a thing, if the product is good. Most people will not chargeback.
 
no its not they are subscribers from my email list since 2 years ago.
What is the usually conversion rate in percentage, for common products when we launch a email campaign? what is your opinion? .
Should be above 3%
 
Yes this works, you could promote these $1 front end offer that charges a larger amount on the backend from upselling and make more money which gives you more clickbank commission. It's definitely a thing, if the product is good. Most people will not chargeback.
Should be above 3%
yes great idea. maybe the problem its the type of cheap people that I got in my email list... they are great for youtube views and comments , but they hate to spend money in anything... that's crazy this situation
 
Click Bait always works. I would call this a marketing tactic rather than a trap.
I would call this a scam rather than a trap or a marketing tactic

OP literally mentioned that you need to deceive the customer by saying in tiny print somewhere forgotten on the site that the customer will be charged a much higher amount in the future, 99% will pay without knowing it.

If we're going to work like this, it's better to put in the TOS of the site that no product will be shipped and the customer accepts it by paying $1
 
I would call this a scam rather than a trap or a marketing tactic

OP literally mentioned that you need to deceive the customer by saying in tiny print somewhere forgotten on the site that the customer will be charged a much higher amount in the future, 99% will pay without knowing it.

If we're going to work like this, it's better to put in the TOS of the site that no product will be shipped and the customer accepts it by paying $1
some are not scam. its just a tip to test the trial...
people are so cheap nowdays why? damn that's so stupid be a cheap and affraid to spend money. why people are like that nowdays?
 
some are not scam. its just a tip to test the trial...
people are so cheap nowdays why? damn that's so stupid be a cheap and affraid to spend money. why people are like that nowdays?
As someone that have been doing clickbank years ago. People were not like this, but I think everyone started jumping on the train and started spamming people with a bunch of clickbank products and a lot of people had bad experiences with some of these products. So, now no one wants to purchase clickbank products. I use to promote clickbank products and I could get multiple sales every day, back in the day.
 
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some are not scam. its just a tip to test the trial...
people are so cheap nowdays why? damn that's so stupid be a cheap and affraid to spend money. why people are like that nowdays?
people are exactly afraid to not end up with their accounts stolen for a 1$ purchase or be charged more without knowing. honestly i dont think its worth investing your energy into it
 
As someone that have been doing clickbank years ago. People were not like this, but I think everyone started jumping on the train and started spamming people with a bunch of clickbank products and a lot of people had bad experiences with some of these products. So, now no one wants to purchase clickbank products. I use to promote clickbank products and I could get multiple sales every day, back in the day.
so which affiliate network or platform do you recommend in order to make more money online nowdays?
 
Impact Affiliate and Partnerstack are the networks I'd recommend.
I wonder if partnerstack and shareasale affiliate networks actually pay to their members.
Do you know if they actually pay the commissions?
 
I wonder if partnerstack and shareasale affiliate networks actually pay to their members.
Do you know if they actually pay the commissions?
Yes they pay their members, I can speak for partnerstack and impact. Not so sure about shareasale, haven't tried them but I've heard about them.
 
"Offer" is a fancy name for this scam
Of course it can work and it can be profitable
Like offering an iPhone for $1 and then two weeks later you charge $800
I honestly couldn't agree more with this comment. Use a different word aside from "Offer".
 
I honestly couldn't agree more with this comment. Use a different word aside from "Offer".
yes but people are cheap as fuck nowdays (even idiots costumers from United States...) so we have to "force" them to purchase our stuff in some way...
 
no its not they are subscribers from my email list since 2 years ago.
What is the usually conversion rate in percentage, for common products when we launch a email campaign? what is your opinion? .

Are the subscribers interested in the product category?
Is so, how closely?
 
Are the subscribers interested in the product category?
Is so, how closely?
in 400 emails sent only 1 end up buy something... I have 8000 emails in my list and my average sales is 15-20 sales in each campaign. people are cheap as fuck all the time..
 
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