Does Clickbank Still Make You Money?
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ZulkY
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I agree. That's one of the reasons I stopped using it, as well as affiliate marketing in general. How are people promoting those products? I was using mainly native ads, and some PPC as well.
Scarlettt2
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Affiliate marketing is still valid today, sending traffic to CPA networks has left me with good profits. Having a solid strategy, it is possible to generate very good profits every day.
Have you tried any methods, if you did, howd you do it. I am new here so I would appreciate any help
Enchant
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It's just affiliate marketing, I've made thousands on clickbank and I know you can still make a lot. You just have to find the right offer, this is the problem I have with Clickbank. Too many shitty offers, sometimes I'm surprise that these offers are even converting. But once you find an offer and you are able to drive targeted traffic to it, you can still make money. I know someone that is still making $1000s of dollars with Clickbank.
DustyBawls
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I've made a few thousand on Warrior Plus: The problem is, the refund rate can be as much as 50%. So half the sales, the buyer asks for their money back. That's one of the downsides to WP.
I then did the same thing with Clickbank: 0.
I did however send traffic directly to the Warrior Plus landing pages (the landing page of the seller), but the same plan didn't work with Clickbank.
So maybe there needs to be a tweak between the 2, as they don't appear to work the same way. Unless Clickbank just shave and didn't give me the sales.
I then did the same thing with Clickbank: 0.
I did however send traffic directly to the Warrior Plus landing pages (the landing page of the seller), but the same plan didn't work with Clickbank.
So maybe there needs to be a tweak between the 2, as they don't appear to work the same way. Unless Clickbank just shave and didn't give me the sales.
Abudence
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- Jul 7, 2014
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I've dropped some paid traffic with Genius Wave on clickbank and generated sales. It's a bunch of old people that fall for that. The refund rate is high and the chargeback rate is high. I'm making the vendor rich while I break even.
I've got a autoresponder and Udimi solo ads to add to my list and those conversions are low and the Udimi price is high to what I'm making in return and again refunds are there so that adds to the grind.
Paid traffic to a reseller offer for me is making a small profit but when I turn up the ads I lose money so I have a balance and I get refunds and charge backs on it so it's not all that great. I've added my Face to the page and a video and that has helped some. So be a human is the thing now and have the how to videos for your customers. The profit is NOT worth it vs the time and energy.
Overall the IM for me is a loss. You need cheap MMO traffic. Where the heck do you get that? I have over $30k ready to dump into something that prints money but nothing yet has been like that for me and it's depressing. I think the more of your own face you show / the more real you become is the better it gets so I'll slowly turn into one of those people that video myself and upload on social platforms and have maybe my own launches and invite affiliates.
I imagine renting a big email list is the way to go if you have a offer that is yours only so you can dodge that 50% commission
I've got a autoresponder and Udimi solo ads to add to my list and those conversions are low and the Udimi price is high to what I'm making in return and again refunds are there so that adds to the grind.
Paid traffic to a reseller offer for me is making a small profit but when I turn up the ads I lose money so I have a balance and I get refunds and charge backs on it so it's not all that great. I've added my Face to the page and a video and that has helped some. So be a human is the thing now and have the how to videos for your customers. The profit is NOT worth it vs the time and energy.
Overall the IM for me is a loss. You need cheap MMO traffic. Where the heck do you get that? I have over $30k ready to dump into something that prints money but nothing yet has been like that for me and it's depressing. I think the more of your own face you show / the more real you become is the better it gets so I'll slowly turn into one of those people that video myself and upload on social platforms and have maybe my own launches and invite affiliates.
I imagine renting a big email list is the way to go if you have a offer that is yours only so you can dodge that 50% commission
cryptom0
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is renting a big email worth ?
Abudence
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I'm looking at trying that out once I find some good offers for that. The way I see it is you do a mass send using your swipe to their list and send them all to your offer and they enter their email for a discount code so then at least you get sign-ups interested in your product. You just add the ones that sign up to your autoresponder and have all the swipes ready for them to read on a daily basis. It's about the good deal first, then do the rent after you have a good deal.
cryptom0
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can you share more about it.
like how big is the list and cost of rending, is one time use ?
Abudence
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I'm in the same boat as you. We both are wanting the same answers
cryptom0
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I was remember some time back was searching the same ...
i did found some rending list per niche but its was not cheap and I didn't find any info of stats, so I didn't use this kind of traffic
later search again and also not cheap traffic at all als with out stats to see so more info
I don't say that is bad traffic or it is not working ( I really don't know) .. i say I didnt find enough info
very high cost of CPM
Consumer email lists: $200 to $400 per 1,000 emails (CPM)
i did found some rending list per niche but its was not cheap and I didn't find any info of stats, so I didn't use this kind of traffic
later search again and also not cheap traffic at all als with out stats to see so more info
I don't say that is bad traffic or it is not working ( I really don't know) .. i say I didnt find enough info
very high cost of CPM
Consumer email lists: $200 to $400 per 1,000 emails (CPM)
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DustyBawls
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I'm thinking of doing that for my main website.
1. Send people to the page that presells the product
2. Show a discount code if they submit their email address
3. Send them the discount code and follow up with future emails related to the product, but also future products related to the same industry/category/niche.