[GET] The Little Known Clickbank Product That Converts at Over 8% On Bing Ads

***anatho*** · 03-08-2016, 08:31 PM

Traffic is still quite low but now already got my first click. Unfortunately only click, no sale. But CTR and ad position is really good. So I think this might work when traffic goes up.
Only question is, if I will really be able getting sales.
Because I promoted a product some time ago that out of 150 hops did not generate one single sale, and it was far cheaper than this course.

***asiaa*** · 03-08-2016, 09:01 PM

(03-07-2016 11:13 PM)Bobhenry Wrote: Thanks - appreciate the info.
It might be helpful for the rest of us if you could explain if you have any shortcuts to finding hidden CB niches with high conversion rates on Bing? Otherwise it's trial and error - which is fine - it's just work - but maybe there's a methodology that speeds this up?

I find these products by doing a lot of testing. Things I look for are a well designed sales page with long copy and testimonials and if there's video that's even better. Instructional products seem to do well. I always ask myself if I was interested in, say for example learning to belly dance would I buy this product? I could see myself buying that course. I also like to see an affiliates page with lots of banner ads, reviews, emails to use etc. I ignore the gravity number completely. I'm sick of seeing marketers advising people to only promote products with a high gravity.
There used to be a product on Clickbank called "Stop Sweating Start Living." When I first started promoting it the gravity was just 1 yet it converted very well. I think I may have been their top affiliate.
I'm planning on writing another report giving some examples of great converting products along with keyword phrases to use.

***asiaa*** · (This post was last modified: 03-08-2016 09:31 PM by asiaa.)

(03-08-2016 08:31 PM)anatho Wrote: Traffic is still quite low but now already got my first click. Unfortunately only click, no sale. But CTR and ad position is really good. So I think this might work when traffic goes up.
Only question is, if I will really be able getting sales.
Because I promoted a product some time ago that out of 150 hops did not generate one single sale, and it was far cheaper than this course.

You'll make sales no problem. This doesn't require hundreds of visitors in order to make a sale. Just a handful of visitors using those keywords.

(03-08-2016 02:56 PM)davenor Wrote: ASIAA,

Thanks for the good info. It has been a while since I tried bing ppc with limited success. Your info makes me curious to try again.

The PDF report by Mr. Right and several others recommend using "broad match" with Bing. Have you had any success with broad match "product name keywords" ? Your opinion on this will be helpful.

thanks

I used to use broad match for product name keywords but I found you can get a lot of untargeted traffic. For the very best ROI I find using phrase and exact match work best. I haven't mastered using broad match maybe some people do well using it but as I say I get too many wasted clicks.

And to the poster who asked if Im sure if this is not my product, no it is not.

***StinkyMonkey*** · 03-08-2016, 10:57 PM

I have a decent ROI with BingAds advertising Clickbank products and ASIAA is quite right about ignoring gravity. If the sales page is well written and looks professional, then that's always a good pointer that the vendor isn't out to make a quick buck...they're in it for the long term and care about their product.

I don't direct link to pages with pop-ups and auto play videos any more...I had my entire accounts tonked when in the middle of making loads of sales once. I then had to go through every campaign weeding out those pop-up pages and auto videos before Bing allowed my ads to run again. It was a pain.

So now I just make a quick landing page with the subject I'm promoting above the fold with footer links to a simple info page (such as a 'How to' page) using ezine articles pasted onto that page with a few CC images. I find this adds to the quality score in Bings eyes along with making simple About Me, Contact, Disclosure and PP pages...this only takes an hour or two and the whole process of making a campaign takes about half a day. Nobody ever goes to those pages, but Bing recognizes them and rewards you for making the effort.

Not every campaign is a winner and there is a fair amount of testing ad text, keywords and CPC, but when you hit a winner it makes it all worth while.

Once your campaign is up and running you can then adjust anything that isn't working. Give the campaign a budget. If you're spending too much without seeing a profit and you've tested several ads and keywords and you're still not seeing sales...don't be afraid to kill it and move on.

(BingAds seem to take up to 48 hours before you start seeing clicks, so give your campaigns time to gain traction.)

Repped you ASIAA for sharing

***anatho*** · 03-09-2016, 06:50 AM

Ok I just continue the ad for next days ....
Just one question, "converts at 8%" means that 8% of clicks are sales, right?
You do not mean CLICK RATE is 8%, right? Because my click rate IS 8% but sales rate is still zero ...

***anatho*** · 03-09-2016, 08:31 AM

UPDATE: Only 46 impressions now and click rate is GOING DOWN!!!! Was 8% now only 6.5%

***ManifestDestiny*** · (This post was last modified: 03-09-2016 09:59 AM by ManifestDestiny.)

(03-09-2016 08:31 AM)anatho Wrote: UPDATE: Only 46 impressions now and click rate is GOING DOWN!!!! Was 8% now only 6.5%

Have you ever done Bing before this?

If your CTR is low your impressions will be cut.

This means you're not writing unique or engaging ads.

Not to mention your going to need 20 clicks to convert at 5%.

So at this rate you're probably never going to make a sale.

My guess is you set a very low ad budget for testing which also cuts your clicks.

Get some experience before you discount the product as a the problem here.

***anatho*** · 03-09-2016, 10:11 AM

(03-09-2016 09:56 AM)therapture Wrote:
(03-09-2016 08:31 AM)anatho Wrote: UPDATE: Only 46 impressions now and click rate is GOING DOWN!!!! Was 8% now only 6.5%

Have you ever done Bing before this?

If your CTR is low your impressions will be cut.

This means you're not writing unique or engaging ads.

Not to mention your going to need 20 clicks to convert at 5%.

So at this rate you're probably never going to make a sale.

My guess is you set a very low ad budget for testing which also cuts your clicks.

Get some experience before you discount the product as a the problem here.

Impressions are low because traffic is super low, this is what OP himself disclosed in his post.
Also maybe you mix up CLICK rate with CONVERSION rate? My CLICK rate was 8%, now 6%. OP talks about CONVERSION rate of 8%, that means if I get 10 clicks I should have 8 sales out of them, which is impossible.

About ad budget, my bids for keywords are the same as OP recommended. Also impressions are going up and click rate is going down, so that means, when the ad is shown to more people, less people click on it.
My ad text is not bad, it is similar to OP's one. It states what you can expect from the course.

Also as I mentioned, I tried with many CB products and a 8% conversion rate was NEVER the case. CB products tend to sell very low. This was also the reason why I was surprised to hear about a 8 % CONVERSION rate. But as it looks he was talking about CLICK rate.

***ManifestDestiny*** · 03-09-2016, 10:28 AM

(03-09-2016 10:11 AM)anatho Wrote:
(03-09-2016 09:56 AM)therapture Wrote:
(03-09-2016 08:31 AM)anatho Wrote: UPDATE: Only 46 impressions now and click rate is GOING DOWN!!!! Was 8% now only 6.5%

Have you ever done Bing before this?

If your CTR is low your impressions will be cut.

This means you're not writing unique or engaging ads.

Not to mention your going to need 20 clicks to convert at 5%.

So at this rate you're probably never going to make a sale.

My guess is you set a very low ad budget for testing which also cuts your clicks.

Get some experience before you discount the product as a the problem here.

Impressions are low because traffic is super low, this is what OP himself disclosed in his post.
Also maybe you mix up CLICK rate with CONVERSION rate? My CLICK rate was 8%, now 6%. OP talks about CONVERSION rate of 8%, that means if I get 10 clicks I should have 8 sales out of them, which is impossible.

About ad budget, my bids for keywords are the same as OP recommended. Also impressions are going up and click rate is going down, so that means, when the ad is shown to more people, less people click on it.
My ad text is not bad, it is similar to OP's one. It states what you can expect from the course.

Also as I mentioned, I tried with many CB products and a 8% conversion rate was NEVER the case. CB products tend to sell very low. This was also the reason why I was surprised to hear about a 8 % CONVERSION rate. But as it looks he was talking about CLICK rate.

Your math is so terrible lol

I was saying that at 5% conversion you need 20 clicks for 1 sale.

You are trying to say 8 out of 10 clicks is a sale at 8%? No, 8 out of 100.

***anatho*** · 03-09-2016, 10:37 AM

(03-09-2016 10:28 AM)therapture Wrote:
(03-09-2016 10:11 AM)anatho Wrote:
(03-09-2016 09:56 AM)therapture Wrote:
(03-09-2016 08:31 AM)anatho Wrote: UPDATE: Only 46 impressions now and click rate is GOING DOWN!!!! Was 8% now only 6.5%

Have you ever done Bing before this?

If your CTR is low your impressions will be cut.

This means you're not writing unique or engaging ads.

Not to mention your going to need 20 clicks to convert at 5%.

So at this rate you're probably never going to make a sale.

My guess is you set a very low ad budget for testing which also cuts your clicks.

Get some experience before you discount the product as a the problem here.

Impressions are low because traffic is super low, this is what OP himself disclosed in his post.
Also maybe you mix up CLICK rate with CONVERSION rate? My CLICK rate was 8%, now 6%. OP talks about CONVERSION rate of 8%, that means if I get 10 clicks I should have 8 sales out of them, which is impossible.

About ad budget, my bids for keywords are the same as OP recommended. Also impressions are going up and click rate is going down, so that means, when the ad is shown to more people, less people click on it.
My ad text is not bad, it is similar to OP's one. It states what you can expect from the course.

Also as I mentioned, I tried with many CB products and a 8% conversion rate was NEVER the case. CB products tend to sell very low. This was also the reason why I was surprised to hear about a 8 % CONVERSION rate. But as it looks he was talking about CLICK rate.

Your math is so terrible lol

I was saying that at 5% conversion you need 20 clicks for 1 sale.

You are trying to say 8 out of 10 clicks is a sale at 8%? No, 8 out of 100.

yes 8 out of 100. it was a typo.
but it won't work. Traffic is way too low to get 100 clicks.
with 50 impressions 3 clicks, so if it continues like that, I need 1600 impressions. And it took 2 days to get 50 impressions so you can figure out on your own when it will be 1600.

I highly doubt to get 1 sale per 20 clicks.

Bing is a search machine used by older people, I do not think that exactly old people are that interested in learning belly dancing ....
so not sure if there is really the right audience there.
maybe this product is just OPs product and he wants to get affiliates promoting it by making them think this would sell like crazy