Clickbank Vs CommisionJunction

Which one is better? I've sure there's been a thread like this before, but when I searched for it, it spat out an error =/

So, which one is better? I'm currently using CJ, but want to find out which is better early to save time later on.

Thanks

 

Both are bit different, clickbank has digital product offers on the other hand CJ has combination of different products. What is your traffic source?

 

I run a review website for online services (hosting, design, domains, software etc). All my traffic is coming from Adwords at the moment.

 

Both are reliable and popular affiliate network but If you want lounge digital products then only clickbank but If you've physical products then stay with CJ.

 

If you have lots of traffic to drive no problem to use clickbank.
But if you are just getting started and driving traffic interested in buying physical products - I would go with CJ
CJ pay direct into your bank account - no hassle.

Clickbank have this insidious requirement that you first need to make sales that have been paid for by at least 5 different credit cards - doesn't sound too bad except that Paypal doesn't count!!! So you can end up with hundreds of $ commission but still not get paid.
Then if you don't make sales for a while, Clickbank start deducting $1 per fortnight then $5 etc.
To top it off, Clickbank also insist on sending you a cheque at the start.

In summary, CJ are much more friendly to necomers than Clickbank - not to say you can't make good money with both.

 

Thanks for all the info. It seems, from what I've read, that CJ is best for me at this stage.

Thanks guys.

 

Yep , CJ is best in every look .

 

Clickbanki is much easier and you can start promoting products right away and thay got more products that are ebooks but psychical products are on Cj.com soe thay are harder to promote but if you find your golden egg you will cash in big

 

For me, i prefer CB over CJ.

 

Both are different, but CB is better for me. They have bigger commission and instant approval.