Showing posts with label clickbank. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clickbank. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 25, 2007

Search over 10,000 info-products instantly.

You will love me for what I'm gonna give you today.


Stelios has created a service that's similar, but in my
opinion, more powerful than other Clickbank portals.


Clickbank portals like Cbmall or 1stpromotion are cool
but they come with a hefty price ($47 to $97).


CbGlobe will cost you zip, nada, zilch!

On top of that it comes with cool plugins that other
Clickbank portals, that cost money, do not have.


The portal will have your Clickbank ID on over 10,000
Clickbank products.


In addition, it will have lots of 2tier affiliate
programs with your id, and this way you will be building
your downlines and earning from your 2tier as well.


You can get it here:



Here's a quick recap of its features:

- admin area to update your affiliate ids in seconds
- ad tracking (track all your ads)
- url rotator (split test different ad campaigns)
- banner manager (rotate various banners on all your sites
by simply pasting a few lines of code once)
- Clickbank Portal plugin (to place on other websites you own
and sell more than 10,000 digital products and services,
which are embedded with your Clickbank affiliate ID, earning
you up to 75% commissions per sale.)
- Adsense-like ads (you choose what they are about, and whether
you want a banner or a tower, and how they look, so they can
blend in with your own content)
- Website Referral system to multiply your traffic for free!
- Viral articles with your affiliate ids embedded
- Downline statistics
- much much more...


Here's where you can see all the features, and grab your
own free Clickbank portal:
==>


Take care,

Avinash Tirkey

P.S There's a ton of features in Cb Globe. You don't have to
use them all at once. Just fill in your affiliate Ids by logging
into your admin panel, and in no time you'll take advantage of
all its features:
==> http://cbglobe.com/x.cgi?id=ebiztribe

Tuesday, April 24, 2007

THE COMPLETE CLICKBANK GUIDE - PART 14

In this final installment to our guide to Clickbank, I'm going to leave you with a few tips that I have learned over the years, including some bits and pieces of information that I think you need to know.

First of all, to include a complete and thorough guide on all of Clickbank would take a 100 page book at least. Hopefully, the information contained in this series will at least get you started.

Okay, first thing you need to know about Clickbank hoplinks is that if you are going to do email advertising, you CAN'T use them in your email ads. You have to cloak them with something like Tiny URL. Clickbank no longer allows their hoplinks to be used in emails.

If you plan on buying a Clickbank product using your own nickname, Clickbank will not credit you with the sale until you have had at least 5 sales credited to your account from outside sources. Lots of people try to get products for half off by doing this, except it only works if they are an active Clickbank affiliate with at least 5 sales. So get your sales first before you try this.

If you are a vendor with a new product, you won't get listed in the marketplace until you've had at least one sale. So, if you want to get into the marketplace right away, simply make a purchase of your product yourself. Don't worry! Clickbank will let you do this and even encourages it. Why? Well, it's more money for them.

If you are an affiliate of Clickbank but not a vendor, meaning you don't have your own product, you will not get an email notification upon making a sale. Only vendors get email notifications. So if you want to know if you've made any sales, you have to check your account. I suggest doing this at least once per day.

If you are a Clickbank vendor, upon getting a sale notification, send the customer a thank you and try to get them to opt into your list in the process. The thank you shows you appreciate their business. And by offering them a bonus to opt into your list, you have a better chance of them doing so.

If you want to add products to your products list, you simply take your current vendor hoplink and change the product number at the beginning of it. So if you have 5 different products to sell, the 5 th product will have a 5 at the beginning of the hoplink.

If you want to get a second product listed in the marketplace, you will need to open up another vendor account. Only 1 product gets listed for each vendor. The additional account will cost you $29, instead of the $50 for your original account.

If you are a vendor, I suggest using CGI scripts to make it difficult for people to guess your download page. People are always trying to do this and many good hackers actually get away with it. Protect your download pages by doing everything you can do.

If you are an affiliate, frequently check the stats of the products you are selling. If you see that they start to move in an unfavorable direction, you might want to consider selling something else instead. The marketplace changes daily, so check your products at least once per week.

...for the complete guide (-:click here:-)

How To Start Making Money As An Affiliate?

There are many different ways to start earning money as an affiliate, but in this article I'm going to outline a simple method that someone with no experience, and no money to spend, can use to start making affiliate commissions.

It revolves around blogging â creating free blogs that actively promote your affiliate programs.

Before you start creating your blog though, you need to decide what affiliate programs you are going to promote. I prefer either high-paying affiliate programs, or those that pay recurring commissions on an ongoing basis, like web hosting, for example. Alternatively, you could head to Clickbank, and pick one of housands of information products to promote.

Whichever product you choose, you want a product that's both in demand, and appears to have good conversions (so you're not wasting your time), whether it's a compelling sales page, or it's simply a top quality product that you know sells well.

Now you've got a product, or multiple products if you so wish, that you are going to promote, you can start creating your blog. There are various free blog accounts available,but for now I would recommend going with Blogger as they are owned by Google, which can only benefit your Google search engine rankings.

Your blog should obviously relate to the products you are promoting, and you should post regularly with links to your affiliate product(s) at the end of each post. You could also place affiliate links in the side bar and header bar as well, although don't overdo it as it may start to look like a spam blog, and will therefore run the risk of being deleted.

So, for example, if you were promoting web hosting companies on your blog, then you would want to post regularly on topics relating to web hosting. You could use other peoples' articles, or better still, do some research and write your own content as this will avoid the duplicate content penalty, and you will do much better in the search engines.

After each post, you want to 'ping' your blog. This is basically just a way of notifying the blog search engines that you have updated your blog, so they can spider your site, and increase it's exposure. You can do this quickly and easily using ping services like Pingomatic or Pingoat.

If you post regularly, and make sure you ping your blog after every post, then you should start to see decent levels of traffic coming to your site, therefore increasing the chances of people clicking on your affiliate links and making a purchase.

Blog and ping, as it's known, is undoubtedly a great way of getting started in affiliate marketing, but once you've started to make a few sales using this method, you should start moving on to the next level.

Sticking with blogging, you could add an opt-in form to your blog and collect the names and email addresses of your visitors, so you can market to them again in the future via email and the use of an autoresponder. You could also add more blogs and different products to your armoury,

increasing the likelihood of making additional affiliate sales, plus you could host these blogs on your own domain giving you greater flexibility, and reducing the chances of your blogs being deleted.

Following on from that, you could also take steps to increase the traffic to your blogs, rather than simply relying on blogging and pinging. Popular methods of traffic generation include writing articles and submitting them to article directories and ezine publishers, writing press releases, exchanging and buying links to help with your SEO,advertising on pay-per-click search engines, posting on forums (that allow sig files), and creating free viral reports that link to your blog(s).

There are of course more advanced ways to promote affiliate programs, but creating your own blog(s) is one of the simplest and quickest ways to start your affiliate marketing career.
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