Hi, My name's Enmi and I'm a brand new vendor selling Strongrunning.com on Clickbank. Basically what I do is partner with certified, accredited health professionals to roll out several health & wellness digital products. Strongrunning.com is the first of many to come. All the products will be in fitness-oriented niches targeting very motivated customers. For example, runners go insane when they're injured and can't run - I know b/c I am one! My question: If I'm seeing great conversions on my product (2.6% of all US & Canada traffic convert to sales), should I just keep promoting it on my own or ask Affiliates (esp. ones with experience promoting digital products) to help promote? Since mid-Dec I've been running tons of FB campaigns on my own to test loads of diff't sales pages and hone in very narrowly on which audience segment (gender, age) / geographic / image / text copy / daypart convert the best -- so I could then pass along these learnings to future affiliates. I'm paying out 50% of the $57 price. (I'm gonna test higher prices at $77 and $97 soon) My CPA from my own direct FB ads is definitely less than the $25 I'd pay out to Affiliate sales, but do you think that Affiliates can bring more sales and help scale faster? That is really the goal, I think. This is my 1st product, so your thoughts are helpful... Also, I have a learned a TON about which FB ads work best (images, titles, call-to-action, keyword targets, etc.) and can share these with Affiliates. Do you think I should make it available to all interested Affiliates or just those who specifically ping me? I don't want potential Affiliates to waste $ trying things out when I've already spent nearly $9K iterating - but also don't want to give away all free info to everyone indiscriminately?! Thanks for your feedback. I'm learning a lot from this forum and your generous contributions! Enmi Business Manager, Strongrunning.com enmi [at] strongrunning [dot] com
Thanks, sdpthompson. I've been collecting emails from visitors to site who don't complete purchase (I offer a 14-pg e-report that's emailed out to them). Is there a minimum level of email addresses that you suggest I have before approaching potential JV partners? As in, I want to make sure I have enough to "bring to the table", so to speak. Thanks so much!
Hi, How big is your list? If it is small I would suggest doing adswaps to build it up If you want more sales I would suggest buying a solo ad and getting your offer out there to other peoples list these are other types of JV'S Sam
In total, I have about 900 people on my list. Still pretty low. When you suggest an ad swap, is there a specific site you'd suggest for this other than the previous JVnotifypro site you'd posted earlier?