3 Days, 75 Clicks, 0 Sale - Help !!

Hi,

i just moved to clickbank before like 3 days.
got 75 clicks and ZERO sale until now !!

is this normal ?? should i wait for more time, or should i start editing/updating the products ???
l mean one product got 27 clicks and no sale... should i wait for it, or should i stop advertising such product ??

any help, please ?

 

From where are you getting that traffic? From Google or ?

Maybe your products are not in HIGH Quality or try with cheap price.

 

well, you can try promoting it via an explainer (corporate video).. hope it will work out

 

YOu should show your landing page and website so that we can give you valuable opinion. Thank you.

 

75 clicks is no indicator that you can tell if the product sells or not, make at least 300-400 hops and you can see if the product will convert.
Usually a good cb product can be considered if it converts in 100-120 hops.
Also depends on the traffic as well.

 

Hello! In my opinion 3 days and 75 clicks are not enough time or traffic to assess the product. How are you advertising? It may take some time if your traffic is not targeted. I would avoid jumping from offer to offer.

 

now its almost 7 days, 175 clicks and zero sales : )

 

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I agree with cielkong. If you share your landing page and website you will get better advice. Also, how are you advertising?

 

You probably need to adjust your copy.

 

yup, that's normal and again it's depend on your traffic source.
for me youtube video work well, 1-10 clicks 1 sale.

 

You need to get some YouTube videos to review your products. Then get them exposed by a viral FB group.
Quick sales guaranteed.

 

There are too many variables to consider but based off ~200 clicks and no conversions I would certainly change my strategy. Are you capturing your leads and following up with autoresponders?

 

Very normal when you deal with clickbank...

 

Without taking a look at your offer and your ad it is hard to give you some advice.

 

I found myself successful with clickbank by building sniper blogs ...

 

You are going to have to adjust your copy and test different H1 maybe switch a picture or something it would be a lot easier to see the site .
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And not a single person asked if you're selling something your visitors will actually want.

If you're getting a bunch of clicks and no sales, there's a good reason. Your copy is good enough to push the traffic to the product (or you're just getting a lot of traffic and the usual 1% click-throughs) but they're obviously not buying for a reason.

Too expensive? Not what they really want? Product has misleading ad info and doesn't provide something useful? Not enough money-back guarantees? Didn't expect it to cost money?

If you can figure out what that reason is, you can fix it. But don't look at your site and copy first: from the sound of it, it's the product itself or a mismatch with your audience.

IMHO, anyway.

 

thanks guys for all the replies and all the advices... i really appreciate your help.

for those who asked about my website, its already on my signature : ).. CallArena.com - Its mobile phone forum
My Current stats are: 600 Hop Count, 15 Order Form Impression, 1 Initial Sales, $8.02 earnings
its good thing to make a first sale. but i guess it seems bad to make only one sale after 600 clicks, right ?

 

If you were actively marketing and promoting... well, 1:600 would suck. But you're not.

Just my opinion, but I would say that's not so bad. Given that it's not a focussed site at all - i.e. no articles promoting the offer, marketing effort to push people to it, etc. - you're relying purely on random visitors clicking through and buying... visitors who came to the site to discuss stuff on a forum, not to buy.

In those circumstances, I'd say 1:600 is pretty good. I just looked at the stats on one of my unfocussed affiliate things and it gets about a 1:2000 rate... again because there's absolutely nothing pushing them to the offer/purchase. Sure, the rate could be a lot better for both of us but given the total lack of energy required to generate those clicks/purchases, I'm not complaining.