Hello we are new to Clickbank can you tell us what product pays the best? Right now we are promoting casino products like the roulettesniper 32$ and The Secret Casino Code has 40$ commission. What is best payout?
And just hope that your prospective customers don't do any online research about it and find out anything, before buying it. No product on the whole of Clickbank has had worse publicity, I think.
By the way, finnfu, why are you looking for the product with highest payout? If that's the approach you are using to choose products, then wouldn't it make more sense to look for the product with the highest EPC? EPC stands for earnings per click, and in my opinion that doesn't apply only to PPC advertising, but to any kind of traffic. You can have a product that pays out $100 per sale, but generates only 1 sale per 1000 hops. That's an EPC of 1*$100/1000 = $0.10 Or, you can have a product that pays only $20 per sale, but on average generates 20 sales per 1000 hops, which gives us an EPC of 20*$20/1000 = $0.40 So, you see, EPC is a combination of payout AND conversion rate. For the same 1000 clicks to the offer page you would make $100 in the first case or $400 in the latter case. Besides, remember that the pricier the product, the higher the expectations of buyers and therefore the higher the chances of a refund. A $100 refund is more likely to happen than a $20 refund and it will hurt you more too. Cel
I don't know much about the product, and about the publicity it has. What I do know is that one if my friends who likes to gamble, bought it, and is happy with it. It didn't make him a millionaire, but it brought him some extra income. I do think that it would be hard to sell this product, it costs 200$ and the niche is tough
Yes, it has had bad publicity but then it has great gravity too! I have never promoted the product myself. I wonder whether the owner offers a discount in return for a video testimonial? I'm not sure how he managed to get so many video testimonials. These days, I'm actually trying my best to stop maintaining my pages for products that are outright scams, including the free power, free surveys, some cures and others.
I dont know exactly how he got them but here are my two theories... 1) He bought them 2) As with all betting systems there is bound to be a period of wins, even just closing my eyes and pointing at a horse in a race is bound to scrape together a few wins now and then. So what he may do is when there is a string of wins together he asks people to provide a testimonial for him, couple this with maybe a free ebook and he has so many happy customers.
Actually his system is winning like 9 out 10 times. My friend is applying the system every week and it does work well for him. He's pretty accurate with the predictions he's giving. However, it is not a miracle system. You don't get a huge "ROI". So if you bet with 100$ you will get back around 140-150$ . So you'll need to bet a lot of money to earn something significant
There are many gambling systems that win 9 out of 10 times. (Especially those based on laying horses on betting exchanges: some of those even win 19 out of 20 times). But there's no point in winning $5 nine times and losing $60 the tenth time. It simply enables people to say, truthfully, "This system wins 9 out of 10 times". And it sometimes enables people not quite to manage to claim their refund within 8 weeks because that's sometimes too early for them to understand why what they bought doesn't work in the long term. This one, specifically, has been exposed by many of its users as a complete scam in many betting forums all over the internet. Not something I'd want to be seen to be associated with, myself, but it's a free market, I suppose. Not much danger of Clickbank pulling the plug on it, if it's making steady sales, I'm sure.
Having had some decent exposure to forex trading (and I mean quite serious forex trading, not the FX robot scams), I can say that 40-50% per bet is absolutely insane ROI. I mean, in just 10 bets one would turn $100 into $5766! But of course that ROI can't be true - anybody with such a system would keep it in complete secrecy. Once it was out, it would be all over the place and would stop working. Yep, that's also one of the reasons why 99.9% trading systems never work in the long term. Cel