Clickbank vs. PayDotCom?

In my quest to build more affiliate marketers for my ebook (EBOOK IMMERSION), I of course set it up in the Clickbank system.

But lately, PayDot.com has caught my eye. They seem to make it much easier for authors to give affiliates ALL the tools they want.

However, PayDot.com also has a few empty catagories, where I assumed I would see a lot more product being sold and available for affiliates to grab.

What do you think when comparing Clickbank to PayDotCom? Is PayDotCom fierce competition for CB? Or is CB really better/easier on the affiliates' end somehow? Is the commission possibility about the same?

 

PS I just looked into PepperJam for my ebook, but it seems they only represent high-profile products. I'm I understanding what they're about correctly?

 

paydotcom is just easier to use Paypal.
Some sellers on paydotcom does not pay affiliates.

 

Oh, paydotcom doesn't handle everyone's payments the same way Clickbank does?

 

Yeah, that's true!

Pay Dot Com have some good facilities and low fees for vendors but still clickbank much better than pay dot com.

Just on this forum you will find tons of reviews about pay dot com.

 

some say paydotcom's better as they can sell more. i signed up with them and would give it a try.

 

For PayDotCom, you have to manage your affiliates yourself, include making the payouts to them.

 

If you want to get more affiliates for your products go for click bank .

But , I would prefer to go both ways.

Mike

 

Great info all!

You've helped me totally decide though: I'm already with Clickbank and Paydotcom is NOT for me.

No way am I going to get involved with keeping track of Paydotcom affiliates, not when Clickbank gladly handles this time-consuming task for me already.

But I do still want to offer this to others, beyond Clickbank. What else is good and handles payments for authors?

 

wau!!good info
for me as newbie!!

 

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