Is it allowed to bring traffic directly from social networks ?
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Kaster1
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Why are you sure it will not get me any sales ?
because i'm not using landing pages ?
rolas_c
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You're right, people on social media are not into buyers mode. So you'll just waste traffic and will make it harder not only for yourself but for others to make a sale for a particular offer later. Better use landing page, capture emails and send follow-ups with your affiliate links in them.
Kaster1
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and mails today are also very spammy in my opinion ...personally i don't follow any link on my email . I know the importance of landing pages but i know an expert from my country , he was called "the king of instagram" when he was asked about landing pages , he said he wasn't using them .... he said that he use his instagram page as the landing page itself , making people feel comfortable about his products .
rolas_c
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Trust me email marketing always was and is THE way to go with clickbank. Don't believe those experts, "kings of instagram" or whatever, most of them never ever had success with IM. What they do is talking BS and selling free information to noobs that has been shared on forums like BHW.
Sejj
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Why is that? Because Im doing the exact samething but just on facebook.
rolas_c
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I'm not surprised that you are getting no sales with a few thousands of hops.
Here is a quick explanation why (pasting from Mancar's post):
People on social media are usually not in buying mode. Example: chick scrolling facebook at the restaurant...it is likely she won't be buying anything, no matter how good the offer. However, it is very easy to get her to like, comment or even share a post from your page through an ad. If she has 500 friends on fb, let's assume 200 of these see her engagement on their fb home feed (Chick X likes/shared ....) and let's assume at least 20 (10%) are interested in the same topic as she is. There's a good chance you may get a sale out of these 20 (who may be sitting at home, opt in, and buy through the incentivized opt in)...but even better, it is likely that a couple of these 20 will also engage with your post (like/share/comment)...snowball effect-----------> full avalanche mode
dlyhai
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Even though social media are not in buying mode, but I ever saw someone made a big money from facebook group posing without eamil promoting but with a landing page/site where place cb links on.I'm not surprised that you are getting no sales with a few thousands of hops.
Here is a quick explanation why (pasting from Mancar's post):
People on social media are usually not in buying mode. Example: chick scrolling facebook at the restaurant...it is likely she won't be buying anything, no matter how good the offer. However, it is very easy to get her to like, comment or even share a post from your page through an ad. If she has 500 friends on fb, let's assume 200 of these see her engagement on their fb home feed (Chick X likes/shared ....) and let's assume at least 20 (10%) are interested in the same topic as she is. There's a good chance you may get a sale out of these 20 (who may be sitting at home, opt in, and buy through the incentivized opt in)...but even better, it is likely that a couple of these 20 will also engage with your post (like/share/comment)...snowball effect-----------> full avalanche mode
rolas_c
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Indeed, big companies spend thousands of dollars monthly on their email campaigns. I guess, it's clear that they won't be doing that if it wouldn't be profitable.