Tips to get me back into the Clickbank game

Maiden89

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Here's my very brief success story with Clickbank. About 2 years ago I got heavy into Affiliate marketing and finally decided to start Promoting a Clickbank product. I didn't know how to create a website or host it, so I decided to use a Squidoo lens. I found a great low competition/high traffic keyword. I wrote a bunch of articles related to my Clickbank product, sprinkled them fairly heavy with my keyword and put about 3 aff links through out the page. I spent almost everyday for months creating back links and responding to comments.

After all those months I was consistently pulling about 500-600 traffic a day and was starting to receive several FB likes. I started making sells; my first check was just North of $200. After that brief feeling of success, Squidoo changed policies and didn't want aff links. I was beyond aggravated, but I learned a valuable lesson: Don't rely on someone else's site. I should have made my own blog and hosted it.

Now I want to get back into it. I have all my articles and I kind of a have a plan, but I want some guidance from some pros. I want to create a wordpress micro site using the same articles and want to buy a domain and host it.

Whats the most affordable way to host this micro site?

Any guidance would be much appreciated.
 
So don't depend on one traffic source. So diversity few traffic sources and build your own list for long term.
 
Go neverblue, so much easier, people like tangible products, pdfs are boring
 
Search around for a domain registration coupon from sites like Namecheap and Godaddy, you'll likely find something around $3 or less. Hosting can be had for $7ish/mo from most providers on a shared plan.
 
yes, today you shouldtry paid traffic and donot rely on seo, they are overloaded with competitors.
 
If you are looking for an affordable hosting solution I would recommend ipage. They are cheap and have very low downtimes.


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