How to monetize email traffic?

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I tried to promote various clickbank offers through email marketing. I changed an offer if I got 1000-2000 clicks but no conversion. Unfortunately, I have not found an offer that converts. Maybe my list is not precise for the offers. I also tried some CPA offers from CPA networks but still got no conversion.

I want to know what offers are suitable for unfocused list. If the 1000-2000 clicks cannot bring a sale, is there any way to monetize them so they won't be wasted.

Thanks!
 
Add different offers to page and then promote that page you will know.. Keep on adding different offers to that page as updates so that your list will bookmark and revisit without any promotions.

Good luck.
 
That's a lot of clicks and terrible conversion.

What do you mean by unfocused? How was it acquired?

I would easy off the hard sale emails for a while do either soft ones or pure free value only to build up trust and authority in their eyes.

Sticking to a certain niche might also help.
 
test test test, think out side of the box that bring in some gold, do somthing nobody do
 
How did you collect the emails? And what software did you use?
 
Apply for PowerInbox or Livenintent accounts - you can use their ads to put in your emails and earn on CPM. Every time someone opens an email and sees ads in them you being paid, no matter if they click.
 
Apply for PowerInbox or Livenintent accounts - you can use their ads to put in your emails and earn on CPM. Every time someone opens an email and sees ads in them you being paid, no matter if they click.
have you actually used them and earned money? someone said powerinbox didn't pay
 
If you got 1000-2000 clicks but no conversions, it seems like they were interested in what you offered but didn't like what they saw when they got there.

Seems like the niche relevance is probably good. Maybe the price was too high or they didn't like something about that product. Wait a bit and then send out a different offer in same niche. Maybe try a lower price point.
 
digital products, it's a win-win
There are a lot of digital products you can choose from tbh
 
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