Is anyone getting good results from clickbank?

Relaxin is right about having your own product. For those of us who do not CB is still away to make money. I am a noob and I make $400-$500 a month with a few sites and almost no effort.

i still have to crack how to make money from CB or other affiliates...sigh...

relaxin, can you pm me to elaborate what kinda of membership site you are running.
that if you're willing to share
i'm still learning IM

Clickbank is good to me. Majority of my income comes from them. Finding the right product is essential as well as finding a product early in it's start and gets big. One particular product, I won't name, I've sold at least one every day for the last year.

What I do when picking products to promote is always visit the sales page. Often they have things on there like ppc or an optin. I don't promote them.
I could promote them if I went through the trouble of setting up a site of my own, then sending them straight to the pay link instead of merchants site. That's work.

I'll build a run of doorway pages for a set of products. Ones that sell, I promote the crap out of them. The rest I drop, only concentrating on the ones that sell.

Building up a few cb products that make consistent sales to add to my product profile is what I'm after. Get the best and leave the rest.

Chris

I just joined in, so i'm planning everything till next year.

i have seen people who actually make lots of money from clickbank

I've used Clickbank in the past. I've made some pretty good money with them. The CC requirement was really annoying, but if you get sales rolling in, you should reach that in no time.

CB works well for me, you need to research the products well to make sure that it is worth your time and effort promoting.... but it can pay very well once you get the first cheque.

I'm making clickbank sales off a squidoo page and used a little article marketing and social bookmarking to kick start the process. It's a nice passive setup as I only log-in once a week to make small changes to keep the lens "fresh". About 5 minutes of effort.

Anyone interested in creating products to sell on clickbank?

I am looking for small (2 or 3) teams of people to work with to sell products on clickbank and direct.

I would be looking at bad products that we could emulate and improve easily by going from the usual ebook into an audio and/video program. sell it thru clickbank and paydotcom and by PPC web 2.0 etc etc

if anyone is interested PM me or reply

Just to let you all know I would be interested in creating a product a week or at most a week and a half, but would also consider in a day. the key thing would be to make something very quickly and get it out instead of thinking about it and as per usual just saying 'someday' ........ and never doing it

os

i make couple of sales from clickbank... but not more than $100 in total..

Try CPA offers! they are good and converts way better then sales..

Try using Primaryads.. i have made more then $10,000 with them and payment are always
on time.

I am giving out a free report on how i do CPA marketing as well..

can get it as www.achievesuccessonline.com

I haven't had much success with Clickbank. There have not been many products I would call quality on it.

Drew Iza said:

I've used Clickbank in the past. I've made some pretty good money with them. The CC requirement was really annoying, but if you get sales rolling in, you should reach that in no time.

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If you have a few large sales and need to meet the CC requirements, just use your own MC or V and but a product like RJ through your link. It's only $10 and you get $6 back. Cost's you a couple bucks but you get the rest of your money.

i made $64 000 approx on clickbank products last year,
the best way to do it is not promote the keywords they want you to promote, but find programs that have a gravity of about 10-80. not over popular, but have proven themselves.

Bid on the product name on adwords or name of author..
Put ad like "Dont buy XX" find the real truth behind xxx

then do like a free review, but add like it's good but it needs this. Give away some free privatelable right pack that works with it if they order from your link.

You get low impresssions and less cpc, but you convert like 10% because the buyers are already presold on buying the product. But they are just looking around to see what others think about it

it's just a matter of having like one big bonus pack you can give away for a bunch of different products in that category

hope that helps

After a very slow start I am now getting a few hundred a month from CB sales but I have days when I sell nothing and days when I make just under $100. I don't promote anything that is of poor quality, usually the top product for the niche I am in.

I have a content-rich site which is generally No. 1 on Google so my traffic is pretty good, and if I could get more sales I reckon $1000 a month plus should be achievable and I am working on it.

I've been im'ing for years but only recently started promoting cb products.

I'm trying the following to see how i get on.

Select a product based on what previous comments have suggested. I like cbengine as its good at spotting up and coming products.

If the sales page is very good, and importantly doesnt offer a free gift or anyform of incentive to capture emails I will then register a very similar domain and simply do a domain redirect with my affilate link.
This masks my aff link and just shows the web address i registered.

I then run an adwords campaign using some good keywords and phrases promoting my new domain.

I also am trying some ebay classifieds with basically a copy of the sales page in my classified ad and a link to a landing page which then cookie stuffs the affl code before the customer then gets sent direct to the cb checkout.

Zero sales so far after the first week but traffic is starting to build now especially through ebay.

I think success will depend on selecting the right products to promote and also playing the numbers game. eg the more prods you push the more chance you have of a sale. Onceyou establish a goodproduct you can fine tune the system around it.

Any ideas or advice appreciated

I'm also writing a step by step guide but need to see it all work first.

Mick