The NEW UNOFFICIAL Clickbank Success Story Thread - Lets be Positive

[discountvideomarketing]

Ok, after nearly 2 years I finally have a success story to share.

I was working my ass off on different ad networks, building sites and seeing would people click on the ads. I started from scratch (I didn't even know how to open a blogspot blog, and no, I am not joking).

After 18 months or so of work, I was still struggling to reach 2, 3, or 4 hundred a month. I was working 12 hours a day, learning how to build, design and market basic websites, especially learning online MARKETING through Web 2.0.

About 1 year ago I opened a Clickbank account and put some videos on youtube, and then I forgot about it. 2 months ago I checked it and I had a sale for 22 Dollars, which led me to do a few days of work on Clickbank to see would it work. I had heard so much BS about it here and in other forums that I was very, very sceptical.

Anyway, to cut to the chase...In the last 6 weeks I have made just over 700dollars, all with free traffic, I am REALLY amazed. I am about to receive my second check this week and I cannot wait to receive the 3rd. I am about 8 weeks away from making a full-time living online and I really have no doubts that by this time next year I will be making at least 50K a year.

I am saying this because anyone who is struggling, do not give up. What I love most about clickbank and other online businesses is the fact that anyone can make money. There is so much crap going about from people who want to find an excuse to fail. Work your ass off (minimum 10 hours a day). Learn something new every day and above all else realize that CLICKBANK IS THE ANSWER.


By the way, lets hear more optimism here. Please share your success stories.

[toby]

wow... thank for sharing. it is an inspired story for those who need encouragement.

btw, do you use article marketing?

[jallikatu]

Congrats on your success. You are right anyone with the right mindset and approach can succeed in CB.

Now all you have to do is find some people to outsource your work and scale. Making money when you have some is easier.

One more thing. Sharpen your axe.

[cri8bat]

congrets dude!
very inspering!