Click Bank affiliate stuff

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   kirstenblogposted 15 years ago

   Has anyone tried writing to a click bank product with the aim to make the affiliate sale? I assume you can use an affiliate text link in an article but wonder how well it works for making sales?

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   sunforgedposted 15 years ago

   here is a clickbank product hub
   
   http://hubpages.com/hub/Truth-About-Getting-Abs
   
   the hubber, visitmaniac runs a clickbank (clickbankpirate?) site also..bet he has pointers or examples
   
   I sprinkle in clickbank links on articles sometimes, but its hard for me to find products that dont make me cringe to promote!
   
   There are some good products though..you just need to put on your really high rubber boots to muck through them all
   
   Clickbank has a very,very consumer friendly refund policy SO you can use the refund rate to judge if a product is worthwhile and also not worry about people losing more than the time it took to buy and cancel, if it comes to that
   
   
   Just stay away from "Gas from water- run your car on water!" Puhleese!  ..that crap was all over hubs when i first started here
   
   i like some of the template products and internet marketing tools/ebooks

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      Marisa Wrightposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      That was my reaction too, Sunforged!
      
      
      
      Hmmm, maybe I should have spent more time rifling through the garbage...

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   Jeffrey Nealposted 15 years ago

   I have done a couple of Squidoo lenses with an eye for CB products, but no hubs.  There is a lot of junk, but I think it's easy for most people to read the sales page and see what might work and what's crap.
   
   I had bookmarked a refund rate calculator http://cbhelper.com/refund-calculator.html That site has a slightly annoying popup when you try to leave, but the calculator is useful.
   
   Also, I have used cb analytics instead of searching from the marketplace as it's a little easier to use, and you can see better statistics on what's selling and how many other affiliates are promoting it.

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      sunforgedposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      thats funny..i had the same calculator link all set to post in my response, but i decided the pop up was too annoying! it doesnt go away after you click it dead..it just keeps popping up
      
      useful tool though

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   Jeffrey Nealposted 15 years ago

   Yep, that is the only site where I've been forced to remember the close tab shortcut(ctrl+W) for Firefox

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