One thing many merchants love about putting product out on
the Clickbank market is they really don’t have to recruit affiliates to sell
the product. Clickbank has some 150,000
affiliates scanning the product listings every day and picking up new digital
products to sell. Among this army are
some of the top names in internet marketing who could be looking at your
product and picking it up to sell to their very large customer base.
You would think that with this huge number of affiliates
that you would be guaranteed some good sales if you put virtually any product
out there. But believe it or not, it's
still possible to list your digital product in the Clickbank marketplace and
for it to just "sit there".
For one thing, your product is competing for attention with some 10,000
other products. And the products that
already have strong sales and good affiliate association are the ones that are
in high demand. If your product enters
at a dead stop, it’s a hard to path to get it into the "fast lane" so
the good affiliates take notice of it.
Moreover, among those 150,000 eager sales people, there is a
fair share of bad ones. And if your
product gets picked up by rookie affiliates or those in the market but who are
not skilled at what they do, your product can just "lay there" making
you wonder what went wrong. So anything
can do to draw affiliates to your product and to even recruit your own affiliates
is entirely justified to get your sales moving in Clickbank.
Many merchants remain satisfied to just allow the nature of
Clickbank to bring affiliates their way.
But to get aggressive and actually get out there and draw affiliates to
you gives you some ownership of the process.
Not only do you accelerate the process of becoming successful within the
Clickbank environment, you develop relationships with affiliates and work more
in partnership with recruited affiliates than you would if you simply relied
entirely on "random" affiliates picking up your product and beginning
to make the sales you need.
Identifying new affiliates and making them part of your
affiliate network takes some creative thinking but in many ways you already
have all the resources you need at your disposal. Your primary objective is to build lines of
communications which would not exist if you simply left the Clickbank affiliate
arrangement operate as it is. The
assumption of the Clickbank culture is that merchants and affiliates do better
if they do not have to communicate because you can focus on creating more
product and affiliates can focus on sales and not having to be accountable to
dozens of merchants if they are promoting a lot of product.
Of course, this formula does work in a lot of cases,
particularly if your product becomes part of a catalog of hundreds of thousands
of products for some very large affiliates who move a lot of digital products
under the Clickbank system. But that doesn’t
mean there is not plenty of room within the Clickbank system for a partnership
relationship between affiliate and merchant.
You already may be in such relationships outside of Clickbank with
affiliates you work with through your web site.
That body of sales people is a natural place to go to recruit affiliates
to sell for you in Clickbank. By approaching
them to consider becoming part of Clickbank and selling your product there, you
can sweeten the deal by offering a higher commission and the lure of such a
large catalog of products there that they can become more prosperous selling in
the Clickbank marketplace.
The ideal situation is to cultivate a large body of
affiliates, some of whom do sell your products "anonymously" and
others with whom you are in relationship.
You can recruit affiliates for future product announcements and by
simply thanking affiliates who made your last product offering a success and
offering to keep them in the loop when you put more products into the
marketplace. By building a mailing list
of successful Clickbank affiliates who like your work and want to know when you
have something new to offer in Clickbank, you will slowly build a
"team" of sales people with a good focus on your marketing approach
and how they can join in your success as a merchant by seeking you out when you
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