More Clickbank success

Well this thread seems to be mostly a motivational thread, but it does give some good examples of what I always tell people.

Usually the people that say Clickbank is a scam are just upset because they weren't able to make any sales. But that has nothing to do with Clickbank being a scam. Clickbank is just an order processing platform, whether someone succeeds or fails depends on the marketing methods they use and the products they select to promote.

As long as Clickbank tracks the orders it gets and pays out to its vendors and affiliates then it can't be called a scam. There can definitely be products sold on there which could be considered scams, but that's a completely separate issue. There's also many products on there that are exceptionally good, and many more that are at least satisfactory. So when you think of trying out Clickbank, just remember it's up to the affiliate to find a good product and a good method to promote it. All that Clickbank does is take care of the order processing when a sale is made.

Good for you. :saeek:
Of course that doesn't mean you need to start talking crap about what someone else is doing for themselves.

There's a lot of people here that would actually love to find something where they can make $90 per day. So while clickbank marketing may not be of use for you, it certainly is a good solution for a lot of people. I'm sure those people could do without the "my e-penis is bigger than yours" dialogue.

Besides, I think the point of this thread was that if you work at clickbank and find a way to get conversions, the next step is to duplicate that for other products. That's a fact with any online marketing method. Find something that works, work it till it's pretty much on autopilot (just as the ebooks make sound so easy to do), and then start duplicating it.

Duplicate enough times and that $90 (that does 'shit all' for you) can grow to $500/day, $1000/day, $2000/day, etc. It just all depends on how well you can duplicate what your succeeding with.

While it's true his main promotion method may be CL, but the fact he's making sales does in fact demonstrate what he says, which is clickbank isn't a scam. You just need to find the right products to promote and a way to send it targeted traffic.

You might even be right that the fact he's using cl might be hard to scale up, but that's not necessarily how he has to scale up either. The money he's making from his first efforts can be used on new campaigns to pay for things he might need. Article writing, SEO, or whatever.

Now that he's had some success, beeHWfan can use that experience to help himself achieve more.
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You nailed it.

So many people slam CB and complain that it is a waste of time, that CB steals affiliate commissions...the list goes on.

This is definitely not true.

CB is exactly what Greywolf said it is; just another affiliate platform.

They are literally one of the easiest affiliate networks to get accepted into, they have a lot of good products to sell across a huge variety of niches, and they have good payouts.

Once you get the ball rolling(through testing and tracking) and are making some sales, all you have to do is duplicate your process.
 
I built a website in Feb to promote a Clickbank product. It was a simple website with 10 articles, and a call for action button, which lead the visitors to the Clickbank product.

I was able to get the website to 5th position in Google by end of April for the primary keyword I was targeting. The keyword gets around 6000 monthly searches. On #5. my website was getting 30 visitors every day and 3 to 6 hops on an average.

Anyway, I wasn't getting a single sale. After 3 weeks without any sales, I started to think Clickbank was a waste of time. Anyway, before throwing in the towel, I changed the product I was promoting, just to see if anything would happen.

Guess what? From end of May right to mid-July, I had 7 sales which made me a total of $188. I was getting almost 1 sale every week. Had my website reached #1 position for the keyword I was targeting, I'm sure I would have got 2 sales every week.

Anyway, I got too impatient to get the website to #1, and paid a guy on Fivver to build a few thousand Xrumer backlinks to my website. Within a few days my website went from #5 to #435. Stupid mistake! I've been able to get it back to #343 after a lot of link building, but things are moving really slowly. But I have a few things in mind that I'm going to try out, which I think will eventually get my website back to top 5.

So moral of the story. Don't give up just because it doesn't work the first time! Clicbank is totally legit. Sometimes a product might not sell as you had expected it to. In which case you should try changing to another product like I did. Keep experimenting. Don't fall into the trap of giving up too soon. You will succeed if you keep at it!

Oh and here's the proof :)

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#5 to #435?? is it because you build backlinks too fast?
 
I built a website in Feb to promote a Clickbank product. It was a simple website with 10 articles, and a call for action button, which lead the visitors to the Clickbank product.

I was able to get the website to 5th position in Google by end of April for the primary keyword I was targeting. The keyword gets around 6000 monthly searches. On #5. my website was getting 30 visitors every day and 3 to 6 hops on an average.

Anyway, I wasn't getting a single sale. After 3 weeks without any sales, I started to think Clickbank was a waste of time. Anyway, before throwing in the towel, I changed the product I was promoting, just to see if anything would happen.

Guess what? From end of May right to mid-July, I had 7 sales which made me a total of $188. I was getting almost 1 sale every week. Had my website reached #1 position for the keyword I was targeting, I'm sure I would have got 2 sales every week.

Anyway, I got too impatient to get the website to #1, and paid a guy on Fivver to build a few thousand Xrumer backlinks to my website. Within a few days my website went from #5 to #435. Stupid mistake! I've been able to get it back to #343 after a lot of link building, but things are moving really slowly. But I have a few things in mind that I'm going to try out, which I think will eventually get my website back to top 5.

So moral of the story. Don't give up just because it doesn't work the first time! Clicbank is totally legit. Sometimes a product might not sell as you had expected it to. In which case you should try changing to another product like I did. Keep experimenting. Don't fall into the trap of giving up too soon. You will succeed if you keep at it!

Oh and here's the proof :)

View attachment 8106

Here is something you could do. Get an alternative exact match of your domain .org/.net/.com, transfer the content to the new domain and do a 301 redirect from the old domain to the new one and you should be back at no.5 9 out of 10 times.
 
Hi Bee,

Thank you for replying to my PM and being an adult about this situation. I think I should also state this publicly because my attacks on you were public, what I have said in the posts above was wrong. It was completely immature and uncalled for. I am embarrassed for putting it up there.

I will use this experience to better conduct myself in the future, however it is still not an excuse for how I have conducted myself in the past.

I wish I could contribute something positive to this thread besides using a VPN for proxy rotation but I can't as I am fairly new with monetizing Clickbank products.

Wish you the best in your future endeavors,

EZ
 
Just make sure you have great content for your CB product. If you have Bs, then people will smell it a mile away. Good luck.
 
If you think thats true, why dont you invest $95 and make money ?????????

Agreed. If you can't afford the Jr. VIP, ya need to spend some more time in the regular sections learning the game first, otherwise VIP doesn't make much sense.
 
I built a website in Feb to promote a Clickbank product. It was a simple website with 10 articles, and a call for action button, which lead the visitors to the Clickbank product.

I was able to get the website to 5th position in Google by end of April for the primary keyword I was targeting. The keyword gets around 6000 monthly searches. On #5. my website was getting 30 visitors every day and 3 to 6 hops on an average.

Anyway, I wasn't getting a single sale. After 3 weeks without any sales, I started to think Clickbank was a waste of time. Anyway, before throwing in the towel, I changed the product I was promoting, just to see if anything would happen.

Guess what? From end of May right to mid-July, I had 7 sales which made me a total of $188. I was getting almost 1 sale every week. Had my website reached #1 position for the keyword I was targeting, I'm sure I would have got 2 sales every week.

Anyway, I got too impatient to get the website to #1, and paid a guy on Fivver to build a few thousand Xrumer backlinks to my website. Within a few days my website went from #5 to #435. Stupid mistake! I've been able to get it back to #343 after a lot of link building, but things are moving really slowly. But I have a few things in mind that I'm going to try out, which I think will eventually get my website back to top 5.

So moral of the story. Don't give up just because it doesn't work the first time! Clicbank is totally legit. Sometimes a product might not sell as you had expected it to. In which case you should try changing to another product like I did. Keep experimenting. Don't fall into the trap of giving up too soon. You will succeed if you keep at it!

Oh and here's the proof :)

View attachment 8106


How many visitors you get in your site to make this 7 sales?
 
my website went from #5 to #435View attachment 8106

Did you actually scroll through the pages to find where exactly your site was ranking, or is there a faster method to find where you are?

I went to a couple "search engine ranking" sites, but none of them even displayed my site. I was able to find one of my sites like a day and a half ago, but then it started jumping around, and I have no idea where either of the two currently are. The sites are both less than a week old, but they've been successfully indexed by Google now for a little while. Is there a "better" method for locating exactly where your site is in the SERPs? Please advise.
 
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