2 Months affiliate and still no sales.

I have started promoted clickbank products 2 months ago but until now I still have no sales.

Here is a link on my post containing affiliate links on clickbank.

I already tried article submission and so far only visitors are being increased and still no sales.. Help me pls...

GAME PRODUCTS

 

Well maybe you are targeting wrong traffic.

What about your keywords? You didn't mention anything about that...

And you should rebuild your landing page (insert some videos and pictures, maybe changing your background color and much more) or in my opinion for that kind of products like the ones your promoting the best is to buy a domain and redirect it to the vendor's page.

Just put some more effort in it and you will get results. The most important is to work hard and do not quit!

I'm not much of an expert for affiliate marketing but I'm willing to help you to make your first sale. Just send me a PM

Good luck
Baster

 

Well said baster9, be willing to change things if you find they are not working, but most of all never give up the sales will come.

 

don't give up! just continue marketing and promoting your blog. Don't just rely on blogspot or your domain. Try using bookmarking sites, forums to promote clickbank products. You can use adwords too. kaya mo yan! good luck!

 

keep trying and work harder in ur promotion. these days, there is no easy ways to earn money within hours or months

if i were you, i wont put those adsenses on my site, ur main campaign is promoting clickbank products, ur CLICK HERE doesn't attract me to click on that, but ur adsenses are more attractive to me

this is just my opinion

 

i have been 3 months on clickbank affiliate no.. and no sales, but still confidence i will make a sales sometimes... keep the hard work friend

 

Yeah the great quote
Hard work always pays off

 

I would try removing the adsense blocks and see if that encourages more click throughs and sales, but likely it is a traffic issue...

 

I promote a similar site. Keywords are all wrong. There is going to need to be a lot more content. You more than likely need a web site and not a blog. Blogs do not work real well for games.

Do not give up..... Check out petehols thread on this site.... there are trick for keyword research you need to know.... for SEO traffic to a site like this. There are thousands of games blogs and articles for these games.


Do not give up!!

 

You can increase your chance of sales if your hoplink isn't so ugly. People are afraid to click links that say "dasyfuiosayfuisafyisaudfysadufysdaf.hoplink...."

 

Well, here are my suggestions to you:

1)cloak your hoplink
2)make you cta stand out
3)build some quality backlinks to it

 

I already tried article submission and getting a lot of hoplink click from it... But still no sales.. how do I cloak my hoplink??

 

Another noob thread! How many hops are you getting per day??

 

around 10-15

 

How much traffic do you get per day?
What is your keyword?
Generally, 200 clicks you will get one sale.

 

average traffic is 70-80...hopefully I can get a sale this month o the next month..

 

By the way, what niche is selling a lot this days?? I am only promoting farmville manual. Still got no sales from it. Is it wise to use different products hops in one article??

 

There is a lot of products selling good these days. For example since it's xmas time, xbox and playstation niche's are doing really good.

Have you checked out http://nichejunky.com for other produts to promote?

 

I tried a new product today about poker secrets. I already have 11 hops and I just posted it an hour ago... You can find it on my sig...

 

Yes, indeed. I'm afraid you're not going to make any Clickbank sales from that blog.

Please don't take me as being terribly critical - I'm trying to be helpful; but here are some of the things you're doing wrong, that you need to change:-

1. You're using white lettering on a black background. On some screens and with some browsers it's really hard to read. Endless testing consistently shows that a dark colour on a light background will always make more sales;

2. You're using a "blogspot" address rather than a domain-name, which doesn't look very professional;

3. You've taken away the "Blogspot bar" while still using Blogspot's free hosting: this breaches their terms of service and if anyone reports you for it, you can find your blog disappears in the night (it's happened during the last year to two people I know), so I hope you have it well backed up!;

4. You have Adsense on the page: never a good idea when you're trying to make affiliate sales. You're competing with yourself. Adsense is a way to earn pennies and give people a way to leave your site rather than staying there;

5. You have no opt-in, so you're not building a list, and therefore leaving most of the money on the table anyway, even if you do manage to make the occasional sale;

6. You haven't masked/cloaked your hoplinks;

7. The products you're trying promote are very competitive ones also actively promoted by affiliates who have super-professional pre-sell sites/blogs: you've chosen a really difficult market in which how professional your site is really matters to the exclusion of almost everything else (surprisingly, it's arguably even more important than where you get your traffic from, I'm told by some successful people in this niche);

8. You're promoting some products for which the sales pages have a vendor's opt-in (this is up to you, but like many professional affiliates, I didn't start making any real sales on Clickbank until I learned never to do that.)

In my opinion, reasons 7 and 8 above actually make the first six reasons more or less "academic": I think you could possibly change all six of them and still hardly make any sales to speak of. Sorry!