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Coco999

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Hi guys
ive had moderate success promoting clickbank products through ppc linking straight to affiliate link.
Now I want to get more refined and start building a list just wondered what the process is? I've got aweber

do I register a suitable domain, get hosting and create a squeeze page then link this to my ppc advert to get opt-ins then market the list? Any guidance much appreciated

also I'm marketing a few products some similar some totally different niche. Do I create a squeeze page and separate aweber list and domain for each product I'm promoting?


thanks in advance
Andy
 
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As you said, just create a landing/squeeze page and put your opt in on there. Give an ebook away for free to boost your opt in success rate - use words like "worth $17 for free" and "limited time only" in your opt in.

My advice is to create a MNS as I have found these get a far better conversion rate than review sites etc. I am finding that the best way to sell clickbank products is to hardly sell anything at all - just give the person free info and they will click your affiliate links at a higher rate.

Create a different opt-in for each niche. This will keep your lists targeted.
 
What's mns?
so my lists should only advertise very similar products? Say I'm collecting leads for weight loss I wouldn't send offers for bodybuilding?
 
Also where do you suggest for landing pages?
should I register a domain for each separate product and have each domain hosted?
 
MNS = micro niche site. 5-10 pages of good quality info on your niche with your affiliate links in banners etc. Be careful not to overdo the placement of banners, too many will make it obvious.

I would build an MNS for each niche you sell to.
 
Freddyjames said:
MNS = micro niche site. 5-10 pages of good quality info on your niche with your affiliate links in banners etc. Be careful not to overdo the placement of banners, too many will make it obvious.

I would build an MNS for each niche you sell to.
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ok so do mns sites still work? I'll research them :-) but in essence I create say a Wordpress 5 page site with some good relevant content and I'm presuming a good relevant c domain? (The site won't let me post the extension here lol)
where within the site would you put opt-in forms? And affiliate links? Or would you just sell the product to users after confirmed opt in?
 
Put your affiliate link at the bottom of the page in a banner or something - use your imagination. Opt in form I usually put in the widgets sidebar.
 
Cheers guys so for MNS do i use wordpress? or something else
 
The easy way? Take your clickbank offer, create a squeeze page with the headline being the benefit of the clickbank product, and send the exact same PPC traffic to your squeeze page.

Let's say 50% opt in. You'll be getting 50% less eyeballs on the actual sales page, but you'll also be moving 50% of your traffic into your email funnel. Depending on how good your funnel is, you can definitely make more off of that + initial sales than you would have if you just directed everyone to the sales page right away.

Basically, just do research on squeeze pages, have them single opt-in (I've found double opt-ins to be useless, regardless of what everyone says) and then redirect to the Clickbank offer or review site like Coco recommended. You want even non-buyers of your initial offer to become valuable to you by buying or signing up to stuff later on. Obviously a lot more to it than just this but that's the general idea.

Jared

P.S. If you're doing research on this don't do research on micro niche sites, that term usually refers to building small sites around certain keywords with the hopes of ranking organically.
 
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Jared255 said:
The easy way? Take your clickbank offer, create a squeeze page with the headline being the benefit of the clickbank product, and send the exact same PPC traffic to your squeeze page.

Let's say 50% opt in. You'll be getting 50% less eyeballs on the actual sales page, but you'll also be moving 50% of your traffic into your email funnel. Depending on how good your funnel is, you can definitely make more off of that + initial sales than you would have if you just directed everyone to the sales page right away.

Basically, just do research on squeeze pages, have them single opt-in (I've found double opt-ins to be useless, regardless of what everyone says) and then redirect to the Clickbank offer or review site like Coco recommended. You want even non-buyers of your initial offer to become valuable to you by buying or signing up to stuff later on. Obviously a lot more to it than just this but that's the general idea.

Jared

P.S. If you're doing research on this don't do research on micro niche sites, that term usually refers to building small sites around certain keywords with the hopes of ranking organically.
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Thanks
so is a squeeze opt-in page better for signups than a mns with optin?
and is aweber ok with accounts being setup as single optin?
andy
 
Coco999 said:
Thanks
so is a squeeze opt-in page better for signups than a mns with optin?
and is aweber ok with accounts being setup as single optin?
andy
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Yeah Aweber can do it. A micro niche site usually has info about a certain topic with ads + opt in somewhere on it, but the #1 focus on the site is usually not on the list... rather ad clicks. If you have paid traffic, I'd personally send it to a squeeze page because if you write your ad correctly your visitors will already be pre-sold on subscribing for some info whereas with a MNS they might read the page and exit the site which is worthless to you.
 
Jared255 said:
Yeah Aweber can do it. A micro niche site usually has info about a certain topic with ads + opt in somewhere on it, but the #1 focus on the site is usually not on the list... rather ad clicks. If you have paid traffic, I'd personally send it to a squeeze page because if you write your ad correctly your visitors will already be pre-sold on subscribing for some info whereas with a MNS they might read the page and exit the site which is worthless to you.
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Great Jared
so does my squeeze page need to be pre-selling and have info about the product? So like a mini sales page or do we just have the email opt-in form?
i need to register a domain and host it to hold the squeeze page?
 
Coco999 said:
ok so do mns sites still work? I'll research them :-) but in essence I create say a Wordpress 5 page site with some good relevant content and I'm presuming a good relevant c domain? (The site won't let me post the extension here lol)
where within the site would you put opt-in forms? And affiliate links? Or would you just sell the product to users after confirmed opt in?
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Yes microniche sites are an extremely effective method of promotion, especially in very specialized niches.

Make sure each page contains GOOD CONTENT and limit your promotion (ie mention of the product) to 1-2 lines at the bottom and just 1 banner either at the bottom or on the side.

An MNS should contain a minimum of 5 pages (but ideally 10-15), which each page targeting one main keyword.

Mancar
 
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