anyone have any experience with clickbank as an affiliate or a vendor?
i'm on the vendor side now but am interested in the affiliate side of things as well.
[edited by: eljefe3 at 4:45 am (utc) on Apr 21, 2010]
drew7873
5:13 pm on Apr 21, 2010 (gmt 0)
bump for reasons i'd like to know more about everyone's experience with clickbank!
boomerang
2:23 pm on Apr 26, 2010 (gmt 0)
Build a list, or product review sites, or both - that's 2 techniques works best for me with clickbank.
vik_c
1:07 pm on May 5, 2010 (gmt 0)
Good company. Never had trouble whether buying or selling. Refunds are very customer-friendly though. If the customer wants a refund, he gets a refund. You have no choice. OTOH, that sort of policy inspires buyer confidence and leads to increased sales especially since most merchants promise a money-back guarantee. Fraud control is high. So credit cards that are legit will get declined from time to time. Again, this is good in many ways. Better to lose a sale now and then than to be hit by chargebacks due to stolen cards.
Mohammed Faiyaz
10:05 pm on May 26, 2010 (gmt 0)
Hello i am mohammed faiyaz i am new member in this forum i have one question in clickbank vendor is paying also clicks and what is the meaning convertings.
farmboy
9:11 pm on Jun 14, 2010 (gmt 0)
ClickBank is good for some situations.
I was a vendor for a number of years and found two "problems":
1. It invited a hotbed of content thieves to steal my site content and my product content. If you're going to sell a product there, put plenty of controls in place before introducing your site or product to the public.
2. A number of the affiliates seem to be motivated by the commission percentage and ignore other important factors. IMO, this leads to some products being priced too high.
I've moved on and now use PayPal subscriptions instead of ClickBank. I'm well pleased.
On the affiliate side, I strongly suggest you purchase and use a product before promoting it if you care about your visitors and your reputation.
