I believe if you can get enough articles out there on the internet you can use them to really influence the payment you receive from Clickbank, and have no cash outflow for advertising.
I like to use Article Marketing for Clickbank products because:
You get an entire page to describe the products instead of 2 lines on Google Ads.
For manual article submission the cost for advertising is zero.
People actually read them, and if you write a good article you can draw a bunch of traffic.
You can use an article and build a lot of trust. The client is presold before even visting the website sales page.
You can use articles to build up your search engine rankings at the same time you promote products if you have a website.
If you want to be a serious affiliate then you need a good strategy. I will share mine. I write an article about a new affiliate program every day. Then I submit it with a service to over 7000 directories.
This will give you a diversified portfolio of products to sell and if your articles are good and you convert, several advertisements out there to bring you revenue all for a cost of next to nothing.
I like to use Article Marketing for Clickbank products because:
You get an entire page to describe the products instead of 2 lines on Google Ads.
For manual article submission the cost for advertising is zero.
People actually read them, and if you write a good article you can draw a bunch of traffic.
You can use an article and build a lot of trust. The client is presold before even visting the website sales page.
You can use articles to build up your search engine rankings at the same time you promote products if you have a website.
If you want to be a serious affiliate then you need a good strategy. I will share mine. I write an article about a new affiliate program every day. Then I submit it with a service to over 7000 directories.
This will give you a diversified portfolio of products to sell and if your articles are good and you convert, several advertisements out there to bring you revenue all for a cost of next to nothing.
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