Comments on: Top Ten Clickbank products in Marketing and Ads http://www.lyndonantcliff.com/marketing/clickbank/top-ten-clickbank-products-in-marketing-and-ads/ Sun, 04 Sep 2011 15:14:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Jonathan http://www.lyndonantcliff.com/marketing/clickbank/top-ten-clickbank-products-in-marketing-and-ads/comment-page-1/#comment-501 Jonathan Wed, 31 Jan 2007 14:03:51 +0000 http://www.lyndonantcliff.com/clickbank/top-ten-clickbank-products-in-marketing-and-ads/#comment-501 I like your website, although I do not agree with your whole top 10, but I haven't tried out all the programs yet. I like your website, although I do not agree with your whole top 10, but I haven’t tried out all the programs yet.

]]> By: Lyndon Antcliff http://www.lyndonantcliff.com/marketing/clickbank/top-ten-clickbank-products-in-marketing-and-ads/comment-page-1/#comment-81 Lyndon Antcliff Sun, 26 Nov 2006 07:50:15 +0000 http://www.lyndonantcliff.com/clickbank/top-ten-clickbank-products-in-marketing-and-ads/#comment-81 Stavros, if you are spending say, $97, wouldn't you rather have too much information than not enough. Yeah I know some of a long sales page is hype and is engineered to provide an emotional response. But more information in this case is better than less. More importantly, long sales pages have been found to sell more effectively than short, when applied to info products. Remember, 2% is usually a good result for an info product. Bu info product I am talking about an Ebook, podcast, mp3, video etc. The kind of thing you find on the above list of clickbank products. Yeah the use of "7" is weired, I have noticed it too. I have done a bit of digging on this and it stems from tests that show that more people will buy at 97 than at 99. Weird I know, but it's all about the metrics. Bitterpill, what can I say. Why is it a scam if you get a 100% return guarantee. I think you will find that these guys were not friends before they made it. Actually, I am making a living from a variety of websites and blogs and none of them are about porn or gambling. Lots of people are making lots of money online simply by solving peoples problems. Stavros, if you are spending say, $97, wouldn’t you rather have too much information than not enough. Yeah I know some of a long sales page is hype and is engineered to provide an emotional response. But more information in this case is better than less.

More importantly, long sales pages have been found to sell more effectively than short, when applied to info products.

Remember, 2% is usually a good result for an info product. Bu info product I am talking about an Ebook, podcast, mp3, video etc. The kind of thing you find on the above list of clickbank products.

Yeah the use of “7″ is weired, I have noticed it too. I have done a bit of digging on this and it stems from tests that show that more people will buy at 97 than at 99. Weird I know, but it’s all about the metrics.

Bitterpill, what can I say. Why is it a scam if you get a 100% return guarantee. I think you will find that these guys were not friends before they made it.

Actually, I am making a living from a variety of websites and blogs and none of them are about porn or gambling.

Lots of people are making lots of money online simply by solving peoples problems.

]]> By: bitterpill http://www.lyndonantcliff.com/marketing/clickbank/top-ten-clickbank-products-in-marketing-and-ads/comment-page-1/#comment-80 bitterpill Sat, 25 Nov 2006 17:47:58 +0000 http://www.lyndonantcliff.com/clickbank/top-ten-clickbank-products-in-marketing-and-ads/#comment-80 I am a critic of info products, I think it's one big scam where rich friends get together and boost each other, all the clickbank crowd just seem like as if they are all rip offs. everyone knows that noone makes any money off the internet anway. Apart from porn and gambling, haha. I am a critic of info products, I think it’s one big scam where rich friends get together and boost each other, all the clickbank crowd just seem like as if they are all rip offs. everyone knows that noone makes any money off the internet anway.

Apart from porn and gambling, haha.

]]> By: Stavros http://www.lyndonantcliff.com/marketing/clickbank/top-ten-clickbank-products-in-marketing-and-ads/comment-page-1/#comment-74 Stavros Sat, 25 Nov 2006 10:13:02 +0000 http://www.lyndonantcliff.com/clickbank/top-ten-clickbank-products-in-marketing-and-ads/#comment-74 Why do they have long pages in sales speak, look at the length of Ulitimate Wealth Package. And why do the prices always end in 7, weird Even Tesco does it. Just tell me how to make money with adwords Why do they have long pages in sales speak, look at the length of Ulitimate Wealth Package.

And why do the prices always end in 7, weird

Even Tesco does it.

Just tell me how to make money with adwords

]]> By: Lyndon Antcliff http://www.lyndonantcliff.com/marketing/clickbank/top-ten-clickbank-products-in-marketing-and-ads/comment-page-1/#comment-72 Lyndon Antcliff Sat, 25 Nov 2006 08:40:39 +0000 http://www.lyndonantcliff.com/clickbank/top-ten-clickbank-products-in-marketing-and-ads/#comment-72 Steve that's a fair question to ask, and is one that is asked constantly regarding information products that promise to make money. I thought the same way, I mean if you find a diamond mine you don't sell maps to other people. But look at the numbers. If say you find a way to make $1,000 a day from Adwords Clickbank, that's $365,000 a year. Problem is, that money is not going to be rolling in forever, products get old, new techniques make the old ones redundant. What you need to do is build a business using your current success. In exchange for showing people how you did it people give you money and more importantly you develop a relationship with potential customers through email lists. So, you sell an info product for $97, it's very popular as your skills are cutting edge and it sells 5,000. Which makes $485,000 minus commisions and other costs. Even if it means that people will learn your secrets, it is still worth it, plus you have credibility because you have put a quality product on the market that people are raving about. You have a substantial email list and both these things will protect you from the changing tides of Internet marketing. This ONLY works if the product you are selling is genuine, honest, lives up to the hype. If it's garbage, word will soon spread. Just look at the return status on Clickbank, check the forums etc. Of course stuff gets hyped, and yes you may already know the stuff and you may not even be in the target market. I make over a $100 a day on adsense and if there is an ebook that will help me improve my ctr by only 1% that's $365 a year and so paying $97 for a product makes sense. All these products have a rock solid returns policy so I don't understand when people rant about them being scammy. But you are right, developing your own product that helps people solve a problem is definately the way to go. The question is, are you gonna get up off your backside and do it? Steve that’s a fair question to ask, and is one that is asked constantly regarding information products that promise to make money.

I thought the same way, I mean if you find a diamond mine you don’t sell maps to other people. But look at the numbers.

If say you find a way to make $1,000 a day from Adwords Clickbank, that’s $365,000 a year. Problem is, that money is not going to be rolling in forever, products get old, new techniques make the old ones redundant.

What you need to do is build a business using your current success. In exchange for showing people how you did it people give you money and more importantly you develop a relationship with potential customers through email lists.

So, you sell an info product for $97, it’s very popular as your skills are cutting edge and it sells 5,000. Which makes $485,000 minus commisions and other costs.

Even if it means that people will learn your secrets, it is still worth it, plus you have credibility because you have put a quality product on the market that people are raving about. You have a substantial email list and both these things will protect you from the changing tides of Internet marketing.

This ONLY works if the product you are selling is genuine, honest, lives up to the hype. If it’s garbage, word will soon spread. Just look at the return status on Clickbank, check the forums etc.

Of course stuff gets hyped, and yes you may already know the stuff and you may not even be in the target market. I make over a $100 a day on adsense and if there is an ebook that will help me improve my ctr by only 1% that’s $365 a year and so paying $97 for a product makes sense.

All these products have a rock solid returns policy so I don’t understand when people rant about them being scammy.

But you are right, developing your own product that helps people solve a problem is definately the way to go.

The question is, are you gonna get up off your backside and do it?

]]> By: steve neall http://www.lyndonantcliff.com/marketing/clickbank/top-ten-clickbank-products-in-marketing-and-ads/comment-page-1/#comment-62 steve neall Thu, 23 Nov 2006 23:35:26 +0000 http://www.lyndonantcliff.com/clickbank/top-ten-clickbank-products-in-marketing-and-ads/#comment-62 If any of these systems worked why would the authors then need to charge money for their systems? maybe selling their "how to" is how their real money making systems work. i:e write a book and sell it rather than buy a book. the old easy money scam is older than the internet. THINK before you give your money away! If any of these systems worked why would the authors then need to charge money for their
systems?
maybe selling their “how to” is how their real money making systems work.
i:e write a book and sell it rather than buy a book.
the old easy money scam is older than the internet.
THINK before you give your money away!

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