is high gravity the reason why i'm not making sales?

so far i've tested 2 clickbank products, couldn't make sales on either of them. my latest one i got 133 hops. the gravity is around 200. the affiliate resources that are provided are great and the offer looks solid. is 200 gravity just too high for me to make sales though? i've been using facebook ads to promote

i've been looking at some other products in the same niche that are low gravity. and i just can't see how promoting these offers will suddenly turn things around and get me conversions. i don't know, it seems like gravity is just a myth and "saturation" doesn't really happen on facebook ads. how many damn people could be promoting a clickbank offer on facebook ads to really drive it to the ground anyway

last time I tried clickbank, i was asked to upload my passport

If the gravity is high, then the affiliate resources are used to death. What funnel do you have?

thescrrr said:

If the gravity is high, then the affiliate resources are used to death. What funnel do you have?

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clickfunnels. yeah i guess the resources are over used. why am i still getting good facebook ad results though? literally 50-70 cents per lead. and 20 cents content views. if people have seen the product, ad images, and copy so much, then they shouldn't be clicking and signing up on my squeeze page. it doesn't seem like i'm encountering a saturation issue tbh. just no one is buying, maybe cause of coronavirus. or maybe i really need a shit ton of traffic for this offer to convert, which is disappointing

Why make a similar thread as yesterday

https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/you-know-the-story-133-hops-but-0-sales.1213562/#post-13012686

same here. for some reason, i have 2 good product and have been promoting them but not one sale yet.
My resources and content are good as i imitate already high-converting working ads for the same product.

not sure if my demographics are off but i test a lot. one thing i might be weak in is putting the correct "interests".

my niche is make money and weight loss.

any help would be appreciated!

PBNSurprise said:

clickfunnels. yeah i guess the resources are over used. why am i still getting good facebook ad results though? literally 50-70 cents per lead. and 20 cents content views. if people have seen the product, ad images, and copy so much, then they shouldn't be clicking and signing up on my squeeze page. it doesn't seem like i'm encountering a saturation issue tbh. just no one is buying, maybe cause of coronavirus. or maybe i really need a shit ton of traffic for this offer to convert, which is disappointing

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I noticed if I'm sending the emails from the affiliate resources it goes straight to the spam folder. And yeah people are panicking right now so maybe you should pause your paid campaigns.

thescrrr said:

I noticed if I'm sending the emails from the affiliate resources it goes straight to the spam folder. And yeah people are panicking right now so maybe you should pause your paid campaigns.

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Do you mean the content provided by the affiliate?

I don't use the affiliate resource as they have been already saturated and very possible may not yield any result. Make your own content and promote.

The first I learn from clickbank , a lot claim choose the high gravity one.

so i've been doing decent since i've created this thread. made over $600 in commissions selling 1 product. i've learned that gravity is 100% bullshit. the product i'm selling had 3-4 gravity when i started. and i'm planning to sell a product with 0 gravity soon, it's a new product

gravity doesn't even matter. at least when it comes to facebook ads. i look for product quality. if the quality is strong and it looks like i can market it, then i'll sell the product

PBNSurprise said:

so i've been doing decent since i've created this thread. made over $600 in commissions selling 1 product. i've learned that gravity is 100% bullshit. the product i'm selling had 3-4 gravity when i started. and i'm planning to sell a product with 0 gravity soon, it's a new product

gravity doesn't even matter. at least when it comes to facebook ads. i look for product quality. if the quality is strong and it looks like i can market it, then i'll sell the product

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So you purchase the product first?

Elvlin said:

So you purchase the product first?

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no. i ask the vendor for a review ccopy. it's free and you can market a lot stronger, so there is no reason the vendor should not give it to you

High gravity is not what is keeping you from converting but -like some members pointed out- the saturation in the use of the affiliate resources, you have to do something original and combine it with quality targeted traffic. I have not done Clickbank affiliate campaigns for while, but back in the day when I had success with them I did insightful reviews (not the typical "everything-is-great-about-this-product review and check my bonus kind of thing"), if you simply send traffic to the product's landing page or to an alternate sales page you have built, chances are conversions will not be that great. Clickbank offers need some warming up of your traffic and good content in the form of reviews, case studies or some other form of insightful/critical information, these tend to do the trick better than sales pitches of any kind.

By the way, I always used to promote high gravity products and those performed great. Gravity is by no means a guarantee of high conversion yet it can be a sign that there is potential, but like another member said, assess the product quality yourself before committing ad money.

PBNSurprise said:

so i've been doing decent since i've created this thread. made over $600 in commissions selling 1 product. i've learned that gravity is 100% bullshit. the product i'm selling had 3-4 gravity when i started. and i'm planning to sell a product with 0 gravity soon, it's a new product

gravity doesn't even matter. at least when it comes to facebook ads. i look for product quality. if the quality is strong and it looks like i can market it, then i'll sell the product

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I'm glad to hear things are turning around. Do you send people directly to the sales page or a landing page first? I agree about gravity. I like to see a little bit of gravity but I look at the sales page and also the affiliate page to see if there is anything decent there. Would I buy this product? That's the bottom line to me. Good luck and stay safe.

PBNSurprise said:

so i've been doing decent since i've created this thread. made over $600 in commissions selling 1 product. i've learned that gravity is 100% bullshit. the product i'm selling had 3-4 gravity when i started. and i'm planning to sell a product with 0 gravity soon, it's a new product

gravity doesn't even matter. at least when it comes to facebook ads. i look for product quality. if the quality is strong and it looks like i can market it, then i'll sell the product

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This is EXACTLY what I emphasize here:
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/mancars-ultimate-clickbank-guide.996188/
A lot of people disagree but over and over again I'm proven right. As I said in my guide, high gravity is fine as long as you are a professional marketer with a five figure monthly ads budget; otherwise low gravity products are the way to go. Well done on your success!