We keep a very close eye on refund rates, and since implementing the ticket system we haven’t seen any increase in refunds overall. This feature was actually requested by many vendors so that they could attempt to save the sale by providing support, rather than having ClickBank issue a refund without allowing them to offer support first. We will continue to look for ways to improve the ticket system, but so far it has not led to an increase in refund rates.

And if they think that this new colored order form outperforms the old one, I would really like to know the way this was tested. Why don’t you try testing more important things first such as allowing us to upload our own logo’s in the header – or moving the Mcafee trust seals higher up the page.

I dare say Paypal has done a lot more split testing than Clickbank and they were clever enough to figure out that customised order forms outperform generic ones – why can’t Clickbank see this? It’s almost as though they don’t want to make anymore profit.

Rather than forcing a “one size fits all” approach, I’d like to see more options for vendors to customize the look of their check out page. Furthermore, not only would I like the ability to set my own background and form colors, I’d like to supply my own header graphics. The idea is to have your page look like it’s part of my site … not to make it obvious that the customer is now on another site entirely.

Anyway, please consider my request and other similar ones as I really believe it will result in more total sales.

- Doug

Nonetheless, the blue theme was at least visually much soothing.

By the way, I am a Clickbank vendor (and an affiliate).

Vendors are under no obligation to use a default order button. They can choose any button they wish to use, as long as it goes to the order page.

I just went to the site you mentioned (above) and saw TWO order links. Both of them point to the correct order form.

Any button can serve the same purpose, or you can even use a html hyperlink to direct the visitor to the correct CB order page.

If your own affiliate link does not show at the bottom of the page then you may have someone else’s cookie on your PC.

Simply empty your cache (Temporary Internet Files) and reload the page with your own affiliate link. This should then show your link at the bottom of the order page.

Jason )

P.S. I do not like the new color scheme. Hasnt anyone ever looked up the Psychology of Marketing? Colors do play an important role in having someone buy. The current color combination does not do that. Also remember that not everybody has the latest computer with 5 million colors on it. Pastel colors are prefered. The old order form worked perfectly and looked good.

read your dilema and I too is experiencing the same problem. Did anyone replied to you as yet? would appreciate if u let me know thanks

R

I am new at this and have not made any money yet and I have a question. In my notes that I have copied it says that to verify my hoplink is done correctly: 1. Enter your Hoplink into a new browser window, and hit “”Enter.”
2. Click on one of the publisher’s ClickBank order buttons.
3. Scroll to the bottom of the ClickBank order form. You should see your account nickname listed as the affiliate. For example, [affiliate = jane1].
I have gone to three Clickbank sites such as Legitonline jobs, etc. and when I am on their site I do not see “ClickBank order buttons.” Scrolling to the bottom doesn’t help any either. What am I missing, I am ready to do this now? I am not sure how soon someone can get back to me so I will keep trying.

Thanks
P