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Additional Info (Example):<\/strong> ClickBank is really good at giving statistical information on the affiliate program. One of the statistics that Alvin likes to look at is the gravity<\/strong>. Gravity tells you how popular a product is, so the higher the number, the more popular or in demand it is. There are several factors that contribute to the popularity of an affiliate program: – collateral support such as banners, sales pages, and ongoing marketing including but not restricted to emails. – conversion – commission.<\/p>\n After selecting a program, check out the sales page and any other promotional material the affiliate publisher is offering.<\/p>\n Where do all the screenshots come from? Transaction records.<\/strong><\/p>\n Be sure the product has testimonials.<\/p>\n Additional Info (Case Study):<\/strong> Get your link, button or banner, and test it. Try the buy button to see whether it works or not. Check the bottom of the page to make sure that the affiliate link is the same as your ClickBank ID. If it\u2019s not, then don\u2019t promote this product. Go through the process with another.<\/p>\n From the submissions, it seems that many of us have our own challenge with affiliate marketing. How many times have you been told to promote a big-ticket item because the amount of time and effort spent is the same as for a small-ticket item, but the financial rewards are much greater even if you sell far less.<\/p>\n That might work if you already have your affiliate marketing chops down pat. You really need to build your affiliate marketing muscles before going for the big game.<\/p>\n Our suggestion is to challenge yourself with small weekly goals, something like \u201c\u2026 I am going to earn US$200 this week selling product XYZ at $20 each\u2026\u201d and then set your whole campaign up for the week. See what results you get at the end of the week. Make small adjustments to the campaign for week 2.<\/p>\n
\nA blogger tested promoting a weight-loss meal plan ($37) vs. a “make money online course ($497)”. Even though commissions were lower, the weight-loss product converted at 6x higher<\/strong>, resulting in more profit within 30 days.<\/p>\n
\nAn affiliate promoted a product with no testimonials and a product with 12 verified testimonials. The second product got 38% higher conversion<\/strong> because customers trusted social proof.<\/p>\n