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showmestate
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# Posted: 6 Mar 2009 20:43
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Hi All,
I've been promoting a few clickbank products, trying to figure out the one best for me. I'm working off the Bum Marketing and Profit Lance way of doing things as well as a couple others. Getting the traffic is not really my issue. I'm using SEO, writing articles, squidoo and usfreeads. The products I'm promoting are products that have been around for years and have over. One has gravity around 200 another 73, both are doing very well in CBANALYTICS.
I have a few more I'm playing with but getting the same results.
What would you think is the problem? I've been promoting the products for four weeks, not a single sale.
Thanks
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# Posted: 6 Mar 2009 21:16 · Edited by: getagrip
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Its hard to say, as it could be a number of things. Sometimes, you can get traffic, but your traffic isn't targeted. Or, your website doesn't convert because your sales copy isn't good. Are you willing to share your url? It would be easier to evaluate why your traffic isn't converting if we could see your website.
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showmestate
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# Posted: 6 Mar 2009 21:27
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Sure, can I post it here?
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showmestate
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# Posted: 6 Mar 2009 21:39
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I just PM'd you two of the products, I've been working on. The first has been for about a month. I have other products as well.
But, maybe, I'm doing something greatly wrong, that will probably fix the others.
Thanks again for your assistance.
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cherie27
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# Posted: 8 Mar 2009 23:01
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Then it must be your sales copy. It is not powerful to get people to buy from you.
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thebart
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# Posted: 13 Mar 2009 00:39
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I agree, smells like a sales copy issue. There are tons of sales copies out there to review. See what one bring you in and emulate that style of writing to drive the final sale.
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showmestate
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# Posted: 13 Mar 2009 12:58
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Thank you for your comments, but I'm not totally understanding which sales copy you're referring to. Is it my page or the sales copy of the actual product? I was getting the people to click out to the product, however, they weren't buying.
The deal is, the product(s) in question are products that have high gravity and appear to be doing very well.
Thanks
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thebart
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# Posted: 13 Mar 2009 22:52
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Does your landing page match up exactly with the niche product that you are selling. If the product has high grav is high, the assumption can be made that the sales copy might be ok, however if you are delivering traffic that doesnt like up exactly with what the sales copy is written for you are going to have people balking left and right.
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samueldarwin
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# Posted: 14 Mar 2009 09:15
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There are number of facts you must consider.
1) Targeted audience
2) Right product. But atleast right product to right audience(Targetness).
3) Landing page conversion ratio.
4) Saturation - A gravity of 200+ from CB may be a saturated product.
These are just the guidelines and could be leveraged to great heights.
Sam
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# Posted: 14 Mar 2009 09:32
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showmestate: but I'm not totally understanding which sales copy you're referring to. Is it my page or the sales copy of the actual product? I was getting the people to click out to the product, however, they weren't buying. The deal is, the product(s) in question are products that have high gravity and appear to be doing very well.
Hi Show,
In that case, it may be the copy on your landing page.
In that regard, it could be any number of things and is difficult to pin down.
1. Appearance
2. Usability
3. Copy
4. Authority and trust
5. Relevance
6. Something else
Look at your landing page and consider each of the above. Is there any room for improvement? If so, consider making some changes.
Furthermore, it could be something off-page. Hard to say.
Good luck,
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samueldarwin
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# Posted: 14 Mar 2009 09:44
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Newbie Shield: Hi Show, In that case, it may be the copy on your landing page. In that regard, it could be any number of things and is difficult to pin down. 1. Appearance 2. Usability 3. Copy 4. Authority and trust 5. Relevance 6. Something else Look at your landing page and consider each of the above. Is there any room for improvement? If so, consider making some changes. Furthermore, it could be something off-page. Hard to say. Good luck, ~Newbie Shield~
Hey NS, I think he is promoting another merchants product. So I fee he will not be able to do any thing that is with the on page i.e., quality of landing page. We can only deal with off page factors in this case...
Sam
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SovereignWealth
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# Posted: 16 Apr 2009 00:40
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Hi Show,
Have you looked into what your competition / other affiliates are doing to sell the same products?
Often times the affiliates that are selling the majority of Clickbank products (I mean really the Lions Share) are offering some sort of bonus if the customer purchases through their affiliate link.
Come up with a short report (10-pages or so) that relates to the product in some way ( or perhaps can be offered as a companion guide to the product) and offer it as a giveaway if your visitors purchase through your link.
Another method would be instead of sending them to the sales page immediately, put them through a squeeze page, and start an opt-in list by giving away a report, mind map or video of some sort.
Now you have their emails and you can send them a series of emails preselling them and offering them great content.
Using either one of these methods should help you gain many more affiliate sales.
To your success,
Mike
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# Posted: 18 Apr 2009 09:39
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Clickbank has been screwing affiliates for months - and
many are leaving. It could be you ARE making sales but
not getting the credit.
Truth is the affiliate business model is flawed - if you are
not standing in between the customer and the vendor
and building your own list of prospects that is an error -
you throw away much effort by not doing so - and while
you may have a "money maker" it is not the same as
having your own business.
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newbiz02
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# Posted: 22 Apr 2009 03:04
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can we get some feedback on this issue?
did you find the problem yet?
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jaesun16
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# Posted: 24 Apr 2009 20:05
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Hi,
Everyone at least once has same problem with you!!
Don't worry, as long as you have niche products, you will be
all right. Keep working hard, if results are still bad,
You may need to change following ..
1. Target markets.
2. Quality of contents on your website
3. Change product
4. Do twice more work on your products
5. Spend some money for investment(google adwards)
Consistency on work can be paid out, and survive in affiliate
marketing world
Good luck to you~
Happy day~^^
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garygoh
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# Posted: 24 Apr 2009 20:55
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Hi jaesun16
Just wondering how long do you take to promote a niche before you decide to give it up?
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