LinkedInCrashCourse - High Commissions Through Untapped LinkedIn

Hey guys,

I have been working on a project called LinkedIn Crash Course. It is membership website that covers LinkedIn in every detail. Right now LinkedIn is a rather untapped niche on clickbank and the other offers are rather bad.

I have not opened the doors to affiliates yet, I am mainly looking for feedback on the main page as well as the affiliate tools. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated before this goes live.

Here are the details when LinkedIn Crash Course goes live:

Salespage URL: http://www.linkedincrashcourse.com/

Affiliate page URL: http://www.linkedincrashcourse.com/affiliates-make-money/

Product Price: $47.00

Your Commission: 75%

Up Sell: $147.00

Your Commission: 50%

Hoplink URL: http://xxxx.linkedcc1.hop.clickbank.net/

Hi Burrit0,

interesting idea tapping into linkedin....

First impression when I see the sales page is "where's the salescopy?"

A sales video is fine, but "only"..?

Do you have more information about
- size
- format
- topics /benefits

of your product written down?

Lot's of (business) people don't watch telly, so why should they buy from a video (alone)?
But - they are used to written stuff in their daily grind; a lot.

How "big" is the product anyway?
What is achievable?

Thanks for taking the time to review. I was going to see conversions using just the video but you are right in that I should probably include the benefits below for non-viewers. The big sale is from business professionals who are looking to start using LinkedIn. It is amazing to see how many business people know they need online help but have no clue where to get it from. Also, with LinkedIn you can get a ton of leads very quickly since there are no barriers to connecting with people. For people looking to sell SEO services, LinkedIn is a major untapped niche.

Cookiehunter said:

Hi Burrit0,

interesting idea tapping into linkedin....

First impression when I see the sales page is "where's the salescopy?"

A sales video is fine, but "only"..?

Do you have more information about
- size
- format
- topics /benefits

of your product written down?

Lot's of (business) people don't watch telly, so why should they buy from a video (alone)?
But - they are used to written stuff in their daily grind; a lot.

How "big" is the product anyway?
What is achievable?

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have you made any progress with this