[Questions] ClickBank + Adwords challenges!

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Yes, I'm a newbie as regards Click bank + AdWords, and I have been reading a lot.
I have have my clickbank account since 2012 or thereabout, I have never promoted there, but I'd wanted to try, since I've got one or two churn and burn AdWords account now.

I have heard that no direct linking, but use of cloaking is ok. Or setting up a trapwire is better.

But for someone like me that I really don't have much time building LP or trapwire. But the question is, can I use the predesign lander that the vendor has on his affiliate page?

If I can use it, how best to set it up?
Download the .zip file, and installing to my domain host will be a bit issue.

And I think cloaker might not really be needed again, i can just set this up, collect emails and link it to an auto responder right?

Finally I know click banks pays weekly and bi-weekly, but what is the waiting time to get paid maybe for a first timer, and is there any other verifications needed in order to get paid?

I will appreciate the response of professionals here.
 
Don't direct link or cloak your links. You WILL get your AdWords account banned sooner or later. They review every campaign manually so... you won't get away that.

Instead, create a landing page, offer something valuable and grab their email address.
 
Don't direct link or cloak your links. You WILL get your AdWords account banned sooner or later. They review every campaign manually so... you won't get away that.

Instead, create a landing page, offer something valuable and grab their email address.

Many thanks.
I thought as much too.
But further question, can I use vendors predesign Lander?
If its possible, how do I go about its installation on my flannel
And also a means of doing email capturing?
 
What @rolas_c said is correct.

And re your question on using the vendor's own LP...for adwords I would recommend unique content as they are extremely picky. You could use the vendor's content as a base and have it re-written and possibly added-to. If you're not confident doing so yourself, you can find lots of freelancers who would re-write content for fairly cheap (much cheaper than writing from scratch).
 
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