Clickbank Code Review

Check this video out and realize that Steven Clayton is a doer.  He doesn’t just talk the talk, he walks the walk.  The Clickbank Code author does a lot of talking but doesn’t show you how he actually generated the sales you see in his Clickbank account.

I wouldn’t trust a word he says personally.

Learn from those that DO, not those that talk.  Understand that these commissions that Steve was able to attain came from consumer goods.  That means that they were not internet marketing-related.  Just think for a minute how many consumer products there are on Clickbank right now.

Commission Blueprint

I’ve looked at EVERY SINGLE PRODUCT on Clickbank and I’ve managed to narrow Clickbank down to the following primary types of products:

This could get the juices flowing as to how many consumer products there are out there.

It’s a level playing ground for all.  Everybody can choose which products to promote.  What separates you from Steven Clayton is marketing knowledge and he reveals all of that to you in Commission Blueprint.  So really, it just comes down to your ability to successfully implement campaigns and your willingness to learn from your mistakes.

Plus, in case you don’t know, there’s a product called Keyword Spy that allows you to look at other successful Adwords marketers campaigns, their landing pages, their exact keywords, their ads, the whole works.  If you are going to attack the concept of using Adwords in conjunction with Clickbank, you might consider Keyword Spy because instead of doing your own keyword testing and spending money to get clicks on keywords that may or may not be profitable, you can simple go in Keyword Spy, grab the profitable keywords, look at how the super-affiliate’s landing page is structured, try and unravel the effective marketing tactics, then build yourself a page with similar elements.

All that’s left is to send traffic to the keywords that you know work.  The idea is to build a model using someone else’s research.  Chances are, they have done all the testing and tweaking of their campaigns and have figured out what works and what doesn’t.  Keyword Spy is worth looking in to but carries a hefty monthly membership fee.