The best piece of advice I could give you when it comes to using native ads to promote ClickBank products is to first study native ads that you see running in the network that you're using.
If you spend any time checking out the ads of other advertisers, you would see a pattern.
A lot of them use "shocking" photos. Others blatantly publish stuff that you may have seen go viral on social media networks.
All of this is happening for a reason.
These pictures get a lot of eyeballs so you have to study what these heavy advertisers are doing and copy their picture strategy.
I didn't say, "Copy their pictures!" but "Copy their strategy!"
Do their pictures show a female dressed a certain way?
Or do they show certain shocking things like with animals or weird animals?
Do they show pictures with red circles around them to draw your attention?
Pay close attention to these details.
And another piece of advice based on my experience studying these ads is to expect your native ad campaign to fail the first time around.
What I mean is you won't get as many clicks as you had hoped.
And that's perfectly ok.
Why?
Adopt this strategy.
Pick out a set of pictures you think are going to work, and pay close attention to the click-through ratio.
Pick out the picture that got the most clicks, and then come up with variations of that picture.
See if one of the variations gets even more clicks than the original.
And keep repeating this process until you find a picture that basically works every single time <eem dash> your highest CTR based on that picture.
And once you're able to optimize that, then start optimizing the landing page.
Are people clicking the next button or are they viewing many pages or are they stuck on the first page?
Keep making variations until you can tweak your way to maximum page views.
That's how you play the native ad game because it's expensive, and you can easily lose a lot of money if you don't know what you're doing.
You should start the process with a pretty much well-defined optimization strategy.