Does Clickbank Still Make You Money?

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.
Take it up a notch and create another page explaining at the top "XYZ" - Don't send them only a coupon code, send them to another landing page saying here's your discount plus more. Give them the idea that the funnel is alive or give them the idea that they are getting something. Switch up that landing page number two to be smaller and full of social proof. First lander is the big lander but the second is focusing only on social proof, giving them the discount, and a bonus (assuming that they have read and got hyped from the first lander so add the email discount option at the bottom of the first landing page) Main goal is trying to get that first sale from them and then once they do it they get the first offer(s) for the up sale and are now added to another autoresponder selling the up sales for that product if they didn't buy the up sale one, and two, etc. Depends what you're selling and if it's a micro saas with many features you can split up into up sales. Some sellers sell nothing in their up sales. I have purchased a up sale and it was a PDF talking about bing paid search traffic and that was a total rip off. It was a guide to unlimited profit how were making $10k a month.
 
Take it up a notch and create another page explaining at the top "XYZ" - Don't send them only a coupon code, send them to another landing page saying here's your discount plus more. Give them the idea that the funnel is alive or give them the idea that they are getting something. Switch up that landing page number two to be smaller and full of social proof. First lander is the big lander but the second is focusing only on social proof, giving them the discount, and a bonus (assuming that they have read and got hyped from the first lander so add the email discount option at the bottom of the first landing page) Main goal is trying to get that first sale from them and then once they do it they get the first offer(s) for the up sale and are now added to another autoresponder selling the up sales for that product if they didn't buy the up sale one, and two, etc. Depends what you're selling and if it's a micro saas with many features you can split up into up sales. Some sellers sell nothing in their up sales. I have purchased a up sale and it was a PDF talking about bing paid search traffic and that was a total rip off. It was a guide to unlimited profit how were making $10k a month.

Definitely food for thought.

I have a huge email list with my marketing, which is constantly growing, but only played around with affiliate marketing. It's been mainly to promote my services, but the idea of letting my marketing sit and ride on it's own, definitely sounds better than spending my time replying to people who may or may not be interested in my services. And like I say, did a few thousand even with Warrior Plus, so I know it works.
 
Definitely food for thought.

I have a huge email list with my marketing, which is constantly growing, but only played around with affiliate marketing. It's been mainly to promote my services, but the idea of letting my marketing sit and ride on it's own, definitely sounds better than spending my time replying to people who may or may not be interested in my services. And like I say, did a few thousand even with Warrior Plus, so I know it works.
I'm still growing my list up. I have to be creative while doing my lead magnets and getting opt-ins. I've strictly used my list for affiliate marketing. I think it mainly comes down to the list size and how they were obtained. I've done freebies in the make money niche in form of ai prompts and those opt-ins did not convert as well as other lead magnets that was interested in something else. I'm still figuring out what works best for me. I do want to promote my own things and get into a recurring subscription based saas type of business and just shoot emails about that and try to craft those emails to have the wow factor and look what they made or look how much time was freed up by using this simple trick. While promoting others owned products I miss out on 50% of the generated revenue.
 
how can grow a list today, organic , paid traffic, what is converting best?
 
I'm still growing my list up. I have to be creative while doing my lead magnets and getting opt-ins. I've strictly used my list for affiliate marketing. I think it mainly comes down to the list size and how they were obtained. I've done freebies in the make money niche in form of ai prompts and those opt-ins did not convert as well as other lead magnets that was interested in something else. I'm still figuring out what works best for me. I do want to promote my own things and get into a recurring subscription based saas type of business and just shoot emails about that and try to craft those emails to have the wow factor and look what they made or look how much time was freed up by using this simple trick. While promoting others owned products I miss out on 50% of the generated revenue.

Would you say offering a freebie is the number 1 best way to get people opting in? A lot of my mailing is initially cold mailing, but because I've done this for years, I can send a lot, so at the moment it's successful due to the numbers. Building opt-in lists will mean lower quantity, but presumably much better quality. Maybe we can work together on something. I've started a website which reviews products, so the plan is to send the cold mailing there, and then get people signing up for different lists / discount codes / freebies. This will be mainly for offers/networks who don't allow direct linking.
 
Getting sales is the easy part with Clickbank, did that many times.

But the fact they will take the money you earned when the customer wants a refund is horrible.

So imagine you paid for paid traffic and got the sale, and you lose all of that?

Not fair at all.

Best way to do affiliate marketing is with CPA marketing.

But even there are issues, some vendors will shave you and have systems in place to only you pay couple leads.

Screw that shit.

Best thing you can do is either start e-commerce or service business.

Nothing else.
 
Getting sales is the easy part with Clickbank, did that many times.

But the fact they will take the money you earned when the customer wants a refund is horrible.

So imagine you paid for paid traffic and got the sale, and you lose all of that?

Warrior Plus are like that - I think it's quite common. You can wait up to 90 days for Warrior Plus to pay you, and if someone makes a refund in that time, it's deducted immediately. So when the 90 days are up, the money coming in is actually clearing the refunds from weeks ago, so you're actually waiting longer.

But from what I've read/heard, a lot of networks are like that.

Done a bit with CPA but it was 0. The problem with CPA is there's an awful amount of shaving that goes on.
 
Warrior Plus are like that - I think it's quite common. You can wait up to 90 days for Warrior Plus to pay you, and if someone makes a refund in that time, it's deducted immediately. So when the 90 days are up, the money coming in is actually clearing the refunds from weeks ago, so you're actually waiting longer.

But from what I've read/heard, a lot of networks are like that.

Done a bit with CPA but it was 0. The problem with CPA is there's an awful amount of shaving that goes on.
Yeah
Warrior Plus are like that - I think it's quite common. You can wait up to 90 days for Warrior Plus to pay you, and if someone makes a refund in that time, it's deducted immediately. So when the 90 days are up, the money coming in is actually clearing the refunds from weeks ago, so you're actually waiting longer.

But from what I've read/heard, a lot of networks are like that.

Done a bit with CPA but it was 0. The problem with CPA is there's an awful amount of shaving that goes on.
Yeah screw that shit.

Just do dropshipping that is way more profitable.
 
Hey, I've used Clickbank before, but it's been years and years, and am wondering, does it still work?
What type of channels are you utilizing for making sells?
It is dead. You cannot make good money with that platform.
 
Not working on it right now but still provide values.
 
Yes clickbank still works and there are many gems out there to promote and make money. I earn $9000 per month
 
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.
Make a few thousand a month on Warrior Plus?
 
Make a few thousand a month on Warrior Plus?

A few thousand this year, but it's been very on/off with my efforts, as I have to wait 90 days before funds are released.

With refunds being deducted immediately, you're talking 4 months to wait.

But I still got paid eventually; I just haven't taken it seriously yet, and treated it simply as a bonus.

I plan to include it again but this time as an overall affiiliate plan. I'll never totally rely on it though. The overall set up and offers look dodgy AF.
 
Yes, ClickBank can still make you money, but its success depends on various factors such as product selection, marketing strategy, niche, and audience targeting.
 
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