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A curated hub of affiliate marketing know-how, e-commerce insights, and ClickBank education. Our team has designed the ClickBank Blog to be both informative and entertaining by featuring ClickBank writers, guest bloggers, and valuable guides to help you find out what you want to know.

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A curated hub of affiliate marketing know-how, e-commerce insights, and ClickBank education. Our team has designed the ClickBank Blog to be both informative and entertaining by featuring ClickBank writers, guest bloggers, and valuable guides to help you find out what you want to know.

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    • Affiliate Marketing Language Matters

    Sarah Rosin | July 9, 2020
    We’ve changed our lingo for the better.  Affiliate marketing has been an ever-evolving sector of the ecommerce landscape since the beginning. In fact, the first affiliate marketing website, PC Flowers and Gifts, launched the same year as Amazon--1994. Only four years later, in 1998, ClickBank entered the scene. In the two and a half decades…
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    Experience the New ClickBank.com

    Sarah Rosin | April 27, 2020
    clickbank.com is looking better than ever after its birthday makeover. Recently, ClickBank celebrated its 22nd birthday. Sure, that may seem young in “human years,” but that’s definitely over the hill…
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    ClickBank and Convertri: A True Dynamic Duo

    Sarah Rosin | April 23, 2020
    ClickBank expands its certified partnerships to include Convertri. In ClickBank’s ongoing effort to empower entrepreneurs to automate and grow their online business, we are excited to announce a partnership with…
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    We Changed Our Refund Policy

    Sarah Rosin | March 9, 2020
    The phrase “business day” is pretty far-reaching in business lingo. Which means that all of us have spent more minutes than we should trying to determine shipping, reply, or refund time based on counting weekdays, excluding weekends, and whether or not Groundhog Day is a…
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