Anybody had any luck with twitter and click bank affiliate products?

Hey guys,

I'm new to Marketing Online and would like to get my feet wet. Has anybody had any experience with SNM and CB products?

I have about 5 accounts so far with 10,000 Followers!

Regards,

Bryan Cain

 

Some people dont understand that even that if other get luck with anything does not mean you will have the same luck...actually the luck only happens once to one market then all the runner-ups are out FOREVER

 

The dude clades,

What exactly are you talking about? LoL.

Regards,

Bryan Cain

 

what i'm talking about? something called reality...

 

clades,

I have subjected myself to a conservative 1 in 1000 ratio for success so I am willing to try anything... FAIL... and keep going at it if I have too.

I know there is a way to make money on this thing and I'm going to find it if it's the last thing I do! The cost of failing 1000 times is worth the reward of winning just once for me.

Regards,

Bryan Cain

 

Have you ever realized the time you waste failing online could be used to win money with a real life work?

 

Twitter is a beast I'm not convinced works that well. I think the best thing you can do is look up email marketing tactics and try to apply the same things to twitter.

 

twitter is good for a perezhilton, and other sites that are established, but if your not then it becomes a uphill battle. however if celebs refer your website, then you might get some blackberry and iphone traffic. thats about it though.

 

Twitter is hard enough all by itself, I have not had any luck promoting products on it directly. Much less CB products since I seem to be one of the ones with affected payment processors.

I really wouldn't waste too much time with it, but it can be used to effectively build legitimacy around your business/persona.

 

Yeah, I've posted some links on it through out the day and it hasn't converted ANY. I tried FAPturbo and thesneakysystem.com. These were the only 2 I attempted. I posted a link on each of my profiles around 10AM and 3PM... and nothing so far.

I'm wondering if I should "word" the tweet differently... or try something a little more "directed" at a market.

What it basically seems like I am doing right now is throwing a fishing line with grass on the hook into a fish pond where they want worms. LOL.

Any advice? Am I on the right page with this philosophy? I know Affiliate Marketing CAN work... I have seen it work. I just want to understand which action steps yield the finest results marketing OPR - Other People's Resources.

 

I havnt had much luck with it either! I know some are making a killing though

 

Some days you will get lucky some days you might not get lucky. Business you can't predict. Your taking a chance. I haven't tried Twitter yet.

 

Yes for the first time I have make a sales of this product :
adsense-business.com/sqplr.htm

 

take your followers to facebook ,

cos facebook is much better in terms of getting indexed on google ,

i created a few topics on fb and quickly saw them indexed on google .

For sure facebook will help you on affiliate marketing .

best of luck.

 

If you're trying to do doing clickbank affiliate marketing on twitter, you've got to have a lot more to offer than a one page sales page. If you've got a blog, for example, that talks around your niche before going for the sale, you might get people interested in your blog posts.
But if all you've got is a username like makemoneywithakai778, 33 updates with a tinyurled link to your sales page, and 500 random people that you're following that you 'picked up' from someone's list - you're just wasting your time.

 

twitter spam is ineffective.

 

you have to baby twitter people. sooooooooo many spammers on there and it's just annoying. but if you have twirl and you see someone say something remotely funny or interesting tweet back, not only do you yourself appear human but you also pick up followers like that, and you build trust.

1. don't tweet "i'm going to the bathroom"
2. tweet questions
3. tweet about news
4. tweet responses to people
5. throw in an occasional spam tweet of your own with an interesting catchy headline

 

i think if you write a good blogpost about a clickbank product then tweet your blogpost link in a non-spammy way you could have lucky. but to be honest twitter is not really for affiliate marketing

 

If you have a name like John Chow or Shoemoney then you will get some sales because they believe in you. Otherwise what made you think that anyone n twitter will trust you.