Does Anyone Really Make Any ClickBank Sales?
- Thread starter turokman555
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This is ONE of my clickbank account (total $2306 in 24 days), if you are pro IMer, you need more clickbank accounts to increase gravity of your CB products:
wallofiron
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did anyone see the Terry Kyle 60 day experiment on WF? Got first page google for top keyword people were searching for a solution to a problem. His landing page provided that solution and it resulted in nice traffic but ZERO CB sales..
sorry.. thats all the proof I need right there.
sorry.. thats all the proof I need right there.
erascal
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Haven't been to CB in a while. I'm trying to figure out the analytics section-- is there a way to determine were all those hops are coming from?
The strange thing I've noticed is that I'm getting more hops to a product I'm not even promoting. I'm gonna have to look into that.
The strange thing I've noticed is that I'm getting more hops to a product I'm not even promoting. I'm gonna have to look into that.
plateau
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You're right!
No one ever makes money on clickbank or any other affiliate network. Let's all go back to our day jobs and leave this whole IM thing behind...
OTrap
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I work almost exclusively with Clickbank (eventually I'll probably switch to a CPA, but I like the anonymity of CB and the ease of signup). I make about $500 a week or so on there.
I would contact them pronto. Odds are, someone is spamming their own offer with your link in hopes that if the spamming gets caught, your account gets banned, and not his.
This has happened to me before as well.
I would contact them pronto. Odds are, someone is spamming their own offer with your link in hopes that if the spamming gets caught, your account gets banned, and not his.
This has happened to me before as well.
nodoubtgq79
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if i was promoting my product on CB
i would get everyone's user id ...include it in my hoplink and just click it all day lol
you'll get traffic in the analtyic section thinking it's a hot product to promote
i see ppl doing it on azoogle
i would get everyone's user id ...include it in my hoplink and just click it all day lol
you'll get traffic in the analtyic section thinking it's a hot product to promote
i see ppl doing it on azoogle
penaakul
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peter2002
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I doubt that you will make any serious money as long as you come up with those foolish ideas.
This is ONE of my clickbank account (total $2306 in 24 days), if you are pro IMer, you need more clickbank accounts to increase gravity of your CB products:
I guess this i your own products? So one account per product? But same account holder?
nodoubtgq79
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you can't tell me you wouldn't
1. checkout the product
2. investigate where the hits are coming from
never done it....and i don't promote stuff
why else would they do it to me and others?
i'm getting lots of hits from places i haven't even signed up with
just like analytics
lots of blackhat sites ping your site with theres so you can check out their site......
of course it works....well to bring traffic...not sure about the conversions
never tried it but been on the other end where i get curious to what it is
1. checkout the product
2. investigate where the hits are coming from
never done it....and i don't promote stuff
why else would they do it to me and others?
i'm getting lots of hits from places i haven't even signed up with
just like analytics
lots of blackhat sites ping your site with theres so you can check out their site......
of course it works....well to bring traffic...not sure about the conversions
never tried it but been on the other end where i get curious to what it is
funnyonly wannabe marketers will think like you thought
OTrap
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If it was just a single hop (which it would be unless you used web proxies), I wouldn't check it out, honestly.
For the reason I mentioned above. If there are any complaints, Clickbank will go after the affiliate ID first, and not the vendor ID. It's a way to spam your own product without making it look like you're the one doing the spamming.
odysseus11
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I bailed on CB after 3300 hops and zero sales.
thetraveller
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I'm actually at over 80 hops and no sales, will wait some more..
snarky
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I just got started with CB and this has been on my mind a lot. Seems like many of these products have landers where the vendor has email opt-ins and I wonder how many sales I lose to these. Does the vendor send the buyer to another affiliate page and write over the CB cookie that you placed on the buyer's browser?