1shopping cart already provides the hooks and there are several integrated server-side ‘up-sell’ scripts already available which you can use, if you choose.

And although, for whatever reason, ClickBank of course can refuse to provide the level of integration required, so that the whole transaction is “one click”, that still does not stop someone using just about any server-side scripting the wish.

In fact, I would argue that it is better for all – the customer, the affiliate, the product author and ClickBank that ClickBank makes it generally available, rather than forcing some to use their own scripts and presumably suffering the same or worse refund rates, or whatever other dire consequences ClickBank foresees.

My two cents. Your mileage may vary, as they say.

Terence.

For example if you sell a dog training course, you can upsell a dog health secrets ebook for 17 bucks.

It’s well known that the takeup right on good upsells is about 40%-60% and is very needed for vendors.

I’d love to beta this feature using my sites that are on clickbank.

Thanks,

Chris

I also agree with Paul Coughlin, a conversion tracking tool is a must-have feature I’ll be looking forward too.

Can I also suggest a couple of other details?

1. Coupons as an alternative to provide clean linking
2. Slightly more complicated, allowing an upsell to be a 3rd party affiliate product with (fixed) split earnings between merchant and affiliate driving traffic. Thus you would have 3 people earning money from transaction.
3. I have requested this before by email – a sandbox to test sales processes

For instance, if I successfully sell a copy of my own $10 fitness product, I’d love to be able to offer the buyer someone else’s complimentary product as an upsell, and make the affiliate commission on that as well, in addition to the $10 I made on my own product.