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Hi! After creating a niche website, I understand the traffic will come from mostly google searches which depends on the keywords ,but are there ways in which I can boost the tr
Ways to make your website take-off?
Hi! After creating a niche website, I understand the traffic will come from mostly google searches which depends on the keywords ,but are there ways in which I can boost the tr
as is taught in the training - sharing your content to your audience will help in the first few months.
find your audience and let them know you are helping solve their problems.
good luck
phil
do you know your niche?
do you talk to others within it
if not then start looking in forums - social media groups
just remember i know nothing about you or your niche
so you have to do the work and find them
as we all have - i cannot say go here and you will make money, sorry.
this is the reason you need to know your niche and ideally be one of them - so you already know where they are.
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I have seen multiple gurus promoting clickbank and I checked out that most of their products have very sketchy websites. If they are legit, how would customers trust their webs
I'd say they are legitimate. My Clickbank earnings were over $1000 this year. But it is possible for a commission to get hacked. So it is important to mask your affiliate link with a plugin like ThirstyAffiliates, to protect it from potential hackers.
There are thousands of vendors that use ClickBank to connect their offers with affiliates. Some of the vendors might be a little fishy, but Clickbank kind of acts as an intermediary. If a vendor has too many strikes against them, they could lose their ability to sell on Clickbank.
ok thanks for this, it was very comforting but what do you mean by masking the links with ThirstyAffiliates?
MAmsyar,
Hello, I just wanted to offer you some insight on Clickbank. I hope this helps.
Clickbank is a central hub for affiliate marketers and product creators combined. They make money by bringing products and sellers together.
Clickbank is kind of like the ball field that product creators and affiliate marketers (sellers) play on.
They are a very reputable company because they are the ball field.
They created a platform kind of like Wealthy Affiliate if you think about it.
Wealthy Affiliate brings in curious students/customers and trains them into like-minded individuals (affiliate marketers) and then provides them with their own "affiliate programs platform" built right into Wealthy Affiliate.
Clickbank connects the affiliate marketers to the affiliate programs and products that we as affiliate marketers can then turn around and promote.
Clickbank does try to provide valid and solid products. However, I would think it would be hard to sift through all of the products that are submitting to their compnay each day.
They are adding new products to their platform all the time so that affiliate marketers like you and I can go there and find new opportunities to promote all the time.
If you find a product on Clickbank that you think is "sketchy" do some research on that particular product before you promote it. It will pay to do your due diligence in the end.
If you can't find enough information about the product then go with your gut because it's far easier to find a new product than it is to clean up your reputation for promoting garbage.
Clickbank is out to make money just like everyone else so I wouldn't personally hold Clickbank responsible for each product that is on their platform.
To my knowledge, they always pay on time and in full. So if your considering marketing products with them it's safe. Just be mindful who you "get into bed with" and you'll be fine.
I hope this helps.
Yes, thank you for the deep insight of clickbank. This was very informative and comforts me to know that clickbank is a safe website to work with!
Clickbank itself is 100% legit but many products on it are not. I promote products from CB and used to do it a lot.
I made over $500k with them over a 5 year period but the products I used to promote stopped being there so I switched to promoting wa.
Weight loss programs. Fat loss 4 idiots, strip that fat, but they arent around anymore. There are others though.
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Is clickbank legitimate in offering their commisions?
I have seen multiple gurus promoting clickbank and I checked out that most of their products have very sketchy websites. If they are legit, how would customers trust their webs
I'd say they are legitimate. My Clickbank earnings were over $1000 this year. But it is possible for a commission to get hacked. So it is important to mask your affiliate link with a plugin like ThirstyAffiliates, to protect it from potential hackers.
There are thousands of vendors that use ClickBank to connect their offers with affiliates. Some of the vendors might be a little fishy, but Clickbank kind of acts as an intermediary. If a vendor has too many strikes against them, they could lose their ability to sell on Clickbank.
ok thanks for this, it was very comforting but what do you mean by masking the links with ThirstyAffiliates?
MAmsyar,
Hello, I just wanted to offer you some insight on Clickbank. I hope this helps.
Clickbank is a central hub for affiliate marketers and product creators combined. They make money by bringing products and sellers together.
Clickbank is kind of like the ball field that product creators and affiliate marketers (sellers) play on.
They are a very reputable company because they are the ball field.
They created a platform kind of like Wealthy Affiliate if you think about it.
Wealthy Affiliate brings in curious students/customers and trains them into like-minded individuals (affiliate marketers) and then provides them with their own "affiliate programs platform" built right into Wealthy Affiliate.
Clickbank connects the affiliate marketers to the affiliate programs and products that we as affiliate marketers can then turn around and promote.
Clickbank does try to provide valid and solid products. However, I would think it would be hard to sift through all of the products that are submitting to their compnay each day.
They are adding new products to their platform all the time so that affiliate marketers like you and I can go there and find new opportunities to promote all the time.
If you find a product on Clickbank that you think is "sketchy" do some research on that particular product before you promote it. It will pay to do your due diligence in the end.
If you can't find enough information about the product then go with your gut because it's far easier to find a new product than it is to clean up your reputation for promoting garbage.
Clickbank is out to make money just like everyone else so I wouldn't personally hold Clickbank responsible for each product that is on their platform.
To my knowledge, they always pay on time and in full. So if your considering marketing products with them it's safe. Just be mindful who you "get into bed with" and you'll be fine.
I hope this helps.
Yes, thank you for the deep insight of clickbank. This was very informative and comforts me to know that clickbank is a safe website to work with!
Clickbank itself is 100% legit but many products on it are not. I promote products from CB and used to do it a lot.
I made over $500k with them over a 5 year period but the products I used to promote stopped being there so I switched to promoting wa.
Weight loss programs. Fat loss 4 idiots, strip that fat, but they arent around anymore. There are others though.
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as is taught in the training - sharing your content to your audience will help in the first few months.
find your audience and let them know you are helping solve their problems.
good luck
phil
and where specifically do I find these audiences at?
do you know your niche?
do you talk to others within it
if not then start looking in forums - social media groups
just remember i know nothing about you or your niche
so you have to do the work and find them
as we all have - i cannot say go here and you will make money, sorry.
this is the reason you need to know your niche and ideally be one of them - so you already know where they are.
oh okay thank you