Which method is better?

Hello guys,

I started make money with Clickbank on August 2013. Unfortunately Clickbank then be able to just check. Direct transfer to my country has been introduced recently. Generally, I earned about $600.

I want to return to earn. Of course, I want to continue through YouTube, but on a larger scale. So what type of videos is best to create? Is the review is good? I don't mean "PRODUCT NAME REVIEW".

Best,
Matthew

Lately YT has been very strict with fake views and it's extremely hard to find a reliable provider that wont get your videos banned.

Hence, it is much better nowadays to spend money on real social shares, and even PPC to get real views. Of course, you need your viewers to be engaged with your video (= HR).

Thus, it is crucial for the video to spark interest/curiosity in first few seconds, and then maintain it throughout. You can only do this by having a video with actually useful information. A boilerplate review video will not cut it.

Mancar

There are so many other resources to promote your affiliate product, and increase you online income.
Mainly you may use social traffic related you affiliate product, and forums, blogs articles also helpful.
Promote product in these all ways is more secure than use single path. Promote on single way may blocked your account instantly.

I use only rewievs, but they must be very legit.

yeah youtube is too hard to make consisntent income with they are always removing videos.. id explore some other more reliable traffic methods

acuate187 said:

yeah youtube is too hard to make consisntent income with they are always removing videos.. id explore some other more reliable traffic methods

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What reliable methonds can bring consistent traffic?

mancar487 said:

Lately YT has been very strict with fake views and it's extremely hard to find a reliable provider that wont get your videos banned.

Hence, it is much better nowadays to spend money on real social shares, and even PPC to get real views. Of course, you need your viewers to be engaged with your video (= HR).

Thus, it is crucial for the video to spark interest/curiosity in first few seconds, and then maintain it throughout. You can only do this by having a video with actually useful information. A boilerplate review video will not cut it.

Mancar

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What video can spark curiosity?

xinqing said:

What video can spark curiosity?

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On Facebook you will have noticed many marketers have started using an image that is can't be seen in full that usually has text next to it that says something like "When you see it you'll sh*t a brick" and a small red circle on part of the pic. This is the encourage clicks on the post that takes the person off to what ever site.

This kind of 'curiosity' tactic works very well. How you adapt that to fit the product you're promoting and with YT is something you need to give thought to.

Does anyone still use videos that offer to reveal something and then at the point of revealing the 'what ever it is" the video displays a text slide with arrows pointing down saying "find out what happens next at the link below"?

Does YT allow that?

Shez