Share your ClickBank Success or Failure

03 Jul 16 10:13 pm

Clickbank works. In fact, we recommend Clickbank to our members, especially those who purchased our paid courses.

If you have not made any sales yet, then I suggest you look at the number of traffic and the quality of traffic you're getting. Most of the time, you have not made any sales yet because the traffic is too low and/or you're not targeting the right market.

You should also look at the website content, especially your landing page/s and check if the content, layout and overall look and feel of your website provide convert well. Sometimes, you need to do a lot of tweaking and tests to know which style converts well to your audience.

13 Jul 16 4:04 am

Just to add to what Mary said...

If you're sure you're getting the right type of traffic, and enough of it, maybe it's a case of not following up with people.

According to salesforce.com, "It takes 6 to 7 touches to generate a viable sales lead".

So if you're getting people to your funnel, but they're leaving with no intention of ever returning, you could be missing out.

I would suggest trying 2 things, if you haven't already:
1) Create some sort of exit-intent popup, that offers your visitors something for free.

This can be an eBook, short report, email series, membership site, or anything you can think of to generate leads.

And of course, they enter their name + email address in exchange for this gift.

Now that you've got their email, you can implement an engagement campaign over the course of 7 days.

The way I would approach this would be:
Day 1 - Follow up, remind them of the value you gave them in the free gift
Day 2 - Day off
Day 3 - Another follow up. Perhaps give them more info on how they can implement the teachings inside your free gift
Day 4 - Day off
Day 5 - Show them proof of how your product can help them, followed by a Call To Action
Day 6 - More proof, with another CTA
Day 7 - Straight into a CTA, and perhaps a note stating that you won't continue to offer if they turn it down this time. Or you could offer a discount of some sort, totally up to you.
Days 8 and onwards - Start to promote relevant affiliate products.
Day 30-32 onwards - Perhaps you could offer your product as part of a Flash Sale. 80% off, for 3 days only. Follow up on the second day, then warn them that the offer is ending in 24 hours on the 3rd day.
And so on

2) A Facebook Retargeting Campaign

I won't go too deep into this, because there's hundreds of videos and tutorials out there on the topic that explain it far better than I can.

But essentially, you'll have a targeting pixel on your sales page (or wherever you're sending your traffic). That pixel places a unique "cookie" into the visitors browser, which lets that user be anonymously identified as having visited your site.

They then become part of your "Retargeting Audience" for your Facebook ad, giving you the opportunity to summon them to return to complete the transaction. Or even offering them your free gift I mentioned above, to allow you to follow up with them via email and Facebook

Anyway those are just examples of what I'd do, as I'm sure they'd help if implemented correctly.

And of course, this really only applies if you're getting the traffic in the first place. If not, you'll need to work on that. But it still wouldn't hurt to have either/both of the mentioned systems in place, ready for when that traffic does start rolling in.

Good luck, and hopefully soon I'll see a new post in here containing your success story!!

29 Aug 16 11:09 am

Clickbank isn't bad site. And I advice to use other affiliate networks, it should be more effective.