Thanks!

The only thing I can suggest with Clickbank so far is to be choosy about the products you sell. Find ones with good landing pages.

As affiliate marketers, we can only pre-sell Clickbank products. Then it’s up to the product’s landing page to seal the deal. If it’s crap, then it doesn’t matter how much selling we do.

And thanks about the printer too!

eZanga’s site has great features such as time targeting, enabling you to schedule campaigns to run at specific times throughout the day and specific days of the week, and customize the running time of your campaign to circulate the most traffic at the best time. You can also create white-lists and black-lists to increase the traffic that you want (white) and block the illegitimate traffic (black). This allows you to manage your budget when dealing with specific categories and feeds.

HopOnThis.com (eZanga’s social network) updated their contests; you can earn points to use toward cash and prizes for interacting on the site, some of the ways to earn points are: updating a blog, inviting a friend, and adding a picture.

For me, I’ve found lots of success with the Amazon Associates program. Some people find it difficult or don’t like the commission rate, but ultimately, I think it’s one of the best programs since its developer friendly, and because they have the largest scope of products to work with. I’d recommend taking a fresh new look at the program if you haven’t messed with it recently.

ttyl,
PuReWebDev

I’ll be sure to do a post soon. I have 5 sites. But only 2 make money. And out of those 2, 1 dominates.

Unfortunately, Google is playing with my heart these days and I’m making only dollars a day at the moment. I hope the rankings revert back to where they were before!

What’s your secret with adsense and clickbank? Do you maintain a lot of sites? Come on, spill the beans!!!