Thread: Clickbank tips.

I found a nice tip on how to promote clickbank products.

In three easy steps.

1. look through Clickbank and see what you want to promote.

2. Make a niche blog and shove the products on.

3. Do loads of ezine articles relating back to the sites and then you might get some sales. I am going to try this for my online shop and see what happens.

I will also do the same for Amazon and other affiliates.

Originally Posted by wujijiangjun

I found a nice tip on how to promote clickbank products.

In three easy steps.

1. look through Clickbank and see what you want to promote.

2. Make a niche blog and shove the products on.

3. Do loads of ezine articles relating back to the sites and then you might get some sales. I am going to try this for my online shop and see what happens.

I will also do the same for Amazon and other affiliates.

Thanks for the tips i maybe using them after 10th. As my friend got his first check from it .....

Advice on how to choose your nickname:

THIS IS UBER IMPORTANT! Even though you might be tempted - DO NOT use a nickname like "SuperAff101" or "MoneyMan" or "Johnnny"... In Fact: Think about this for a second, when someone clicks on your link, unless you cookie stuff them (don't worry about that for now), they will come to a page like http://www.yourvendorssite.com/index...op=SuperAff101 < You want that code at the end to look natural. You don't want people looking in the address bar and thinking it might be some reseller network. Many think that "If it's not in the IM niche, they don't care" - This is TRUE! however it still doesn't make any sense to use a name like that - you cut off a lot of the markets. **Use nicknames that look like they belong in the code like 'securepage' or 'product1' or '2n8fk29fsol' .

Nice tips thanks for sharing!!!

Thanks for click banks tips

Thanks for the tips buddy. I might be using them in my future ventures.

Thanks for sharing!

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Originally Posted by idaodao

Advice on how to choose your nickname:

THIS IS UBER IMPORTANT! Even though you might be tempted - DO NOT use a nickname like "SuperAff101" or "MoneyMan" or "Johnnny"... In Fact: Think about this for a second, when someone clicks on your link, unless you cookie stuff them (don't worry about that for now), they will come to a page like http://www.yourvendorssite.com/index...op=SuperAff101 < You want that code at the end to look natural. You don't want people looking in the address bar and thinking it might be some reseller network. Many think that "If it's not in the IM niche, they don't care" - This is TRUE! however it still doesn't make any sense to use a name like that - you cut off a lot of the markets. **Use nicknames that look like they belong in the code like 'securepage' or 'product1' or '2n8fk29fsol' .

Two thumbs up! This is definitely one of the problems related to affiliate marketing. This is my personal vision as well, I do not join links that have the person's name in the end. It's not being selfish or anything but I already loss my interest whenever I see that.

Tips noted.. I have quite an idea on how I would do clickbank promotions.. If only I have the time, then I would be successful with this..

I can't earn money from clickbank, have you earn money clickbank ?

I was doing some research on click bank affiliates and came to see your post. Your tips are good and I will try them in all my affiliate programs. Thanks

the hard step is to find niche market and the right click bank product. What is the easiest way to do that base don your experience?

I agree with the nickname tips, I used to have a very simple nickname and then switched to something different, and my conversion rates actually went up, because people thought I was not an affiliate, it's great

it is good think to sharing information thanks friends

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