Tips for Becoming an Affiliate Magnet: Part 3
November 19th, 2008
Posted by: Ashley Adamson, Senior Customer Service Representative
This is part three of a five-part, five-day series about how publishers can attract more affiliates.
To really succeed as a ClickBank publisher, you need to get as many affiliates promoting your product as possible. In this five-part series, I show you some of the best techniques for becoming an affiliate magnet! Did you miss part one or part two? Click to learn about how to take full advantage of the Marketplace or creating an affiliate page.
Tip 3: Get Your Site Right the First Time
When you’re sending in your first Product Approval Request, your top priority is probably getting your site active as quickly as possible. It certainly seems like a reasonable notion; the sooner you’re active, the sooner you can start receiving sales.
However, I strongly recommend that you take the time to perfect your site content, and to double-check that your Marketplace title and description are optimized to attract affiliates. You should make it clear what type of product you are selling and list the benefits affiliates receive by promoting your site.
There are third-party companies and sites on the Internet that feature newly-listed ClickBank products for a short period of time. If your site content is not optimum, you may be losing out on an opportunity for attracting affiliates right off the bat.
Check back tomorrow for the fourth tip on becoming an affiliate magnet – offering high commissions.
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I am a new vendor to Clickbank and I am so confused as to what to do, how to get this project off the ground, and how to draw customers to my site. Your site says that there is nothing to do but sign up, but after you pay there is all this other stuff that needs to be done. Don’t get me wrong I love to work, but I need to understand what I am doing and why funding is not progressing yet.
Thank you
Hi Christine,
Have you read through the vendor articles in our Help Center yet? It has a lot of good information on how to get started as a vendor and what steps to take to get your product promoted by more affiliates. Make sure your Marketplace listing is well-written and highlights the benefits of your product for affiliates. I also highly recommend creating a page for affiliates where they can learn more about your product, including relevant keywords or things they should know about the kinds of people who would be interested in your product.