genuine, useful clickbank products

Are there any? It seems like all the vendors websites i have clicked through have been filled with hype and fluff, and i wouldnt buy a single one i looked at.
for example how to rig the lotto, uneducated stock picks, forex, self help, etc. Have any of you noticed this?
obviously, this is post one, i am new to this.
I have no problems with making money off stupid/insecure/whatever people, i am an automotive mechanic lol.
I'm just thinking wouldn't it be more effective long term to actually provide a genuine, value product that the buyer would be happy he bought, so happy he wants to refer everyone and generate more sales? or is CB all rip and dip?


the main reason I'm asking is because i have plans for launching genuine useful ebooks myself soon but am concerned that the general public will think ebooks are all scams because of CB and other affiliates.

a lot of what CB sells are "dreams." the winning lotto numbers, the proven way o make money online, the way to get abs fast. who's to say that CB product isn't genuinely useful to someone?

Yeah but I can dream for free, when I put cash on the table I expect a worthwhile product.

All of them are genuine and useful as long as they find the right audience.
A lot of people are totally clueless, and even a simple phrase like "you can make money on Internet" is genuine for them - they will pay for that!

Not to tout my own horn but I'm a nutritionist and I've published two health products on CB. I've written them myself based on my clinical experience and using medical journals for referencing; so yes, my books are genuine and useful. I know a number of other vendors who have published books in their own niche so they know what they're talking about. E.g I know a guy who runs a pet shop who has published an ebook about taking care of a specific exotic pet.

Bottom line is, if you know your stuff, go ahead with publishing your book. It will be successful, because people will actually learn from it, refund rates will be low (and this will encourage affiliates to promote it further) and you may even get free advertising by your customers talking about it on social media etc...

Trust the numbers, gut feelings are very subjective and they often lead you to taking the wrong decisions. In the beginning at least, just do what others are doing successfully, don't even try to be creative. Once you learn to stop being distracted by your own opinions, life in IM becomes much much easier, and you'll slowly develop a sense of who your target audience are and how to best interact with them.

I heard a term a while back that really resonated... "Infotainment". Clickbank sells infotainment, it may not be applicable, it may not always work, but it keeps that spark lit... Kind of like an unwrapped present, or a dream as previous posters mentioned.

The right Dreams always fetch the best price in my experience. we got thousands of people investing on an idea that can work for them.So i guess it all depends on the presentation