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[prince]

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I'm pretty sure FatLoss4Idiots was created by the Wealthy Affiliate guys. I remember eons ago I used to be a member there back when they first launched it. Glad to see they're doing well.

I think you're right.

WRONG. The one created by WA was Strip That Fat. Not FL4I, nobody really knows who the owner of FL4I is, no contact, no address, no email nothing and it boggles my mind how they manage to do so well.

 

[Dare Devil]

Why does this thread keep getting bumped even though no one is replying? Some kind of feature of the forums?

 

[Garrett]

Why does this thread keep getting bumped even though no one is replying? Some kind of feature of the forums?

whenever some fucking noob "votes" on this gay ass poll

 

[TeeBird]

Dare Devil

Just wanted to say thanks publicly. You gave some solid advice that kept me from going down the wrong path with a first time ClickBank launch. In the last hour I have revamped the pitch and it makes much more sense right now.

 

[Dare Devil]

NP, man. Good luck with the launch.

 

[cliqq]

Maybe instead of "Lawn Care Tips" you could rename it "17 Secrets Your Landscaper Won't Tell You".

Makes me think of magazine covers. They get people to pay a few dollars (and sometimes even SUBSCRIBE), for bullshit full of ads, based on their stupid regurgitated articles. Seems pretty similar, except everyone on the internet wants something for free.

 

[Dare Devil]

Makes me think of magazine covers. They get people to pay a few dollars (and sometimes even SUBSCRIBE), for bullshit full of ads, based on their stupid regurgitated articles. Seems pretty similar, except everyone on the internet wants something for free.

That's actually a very good example of a great place to get tips for compelling email subjects, blog post titles, report titles, etc.

The magazines featured in grocery aisles pay those copywriters top dollar to come up with headlines that attract the eye and compel people to pick them up.

You could do a lot worse than scrutinizing them for ideas any time you get the chance.

 

[conv3rsion]

I figured this was a good place to put this question. Does anyone have any recommendation on a good template or wordpress theme to use for a squeeze page list signup? Like the shit that frank kern uses. I feel weird calling them squeeze pages because i always thought that was for the long form sales pages, but these are more like the squeeze theme for wordpress. If anyone has any experience with that or anything else I'd really like to hear about it.

 

[johnjassa]

frank kern dont need squeeze pages

 

[precious007]

I just voted

Keeping my vote private though ...

The most profitable is the one that works out best for you.
I've personally found 5 gold mine niches so far over the past two years ..

Al.

 

[FTC-Hater]

I figured this was a good place to put this question. Does anyone have any recommendation on a good template or wordpress theme to use for a squeeze page list signup? Like the shit that frank kern uses. I feel weird calling them squeeze pages because i always thought that was for the long form sales pages, but these are more like the squeeze theme for wordpress. If anyone has any experience with that or anything else I'd really like to hear about it.

You have me on AIM. Hit me up when you see me online.

 

[dorian63]

I figured this was a good place to put this question. Does anyone have any recommendation on a good template or wordpress theme to use for a squeeze page list signup? Like the shit that frank kern uses. I feel weird calling them squeeze pages because i always thought that was for the long form sales pages, but these are more like the squeeze theme for wordpress. If anyone has any experience with that or anything else I'd really like to hear about it.

I have really good ones that I'm setting up right now. Can't comment on their performance but they definitely look good. PM me, you helped me out in the past, too

 

[TeeBird]

I figured this was a good place to put this question. Does anyone have any recommendation on a good template or wordpress theme to use for a squeeze page list signup? Like the shit that frank kern uses. I feel weird calling them squeeze pages because i always thought that was for the long form sales pages, but these are more like the squeeze theme for wordpress. If anyone has any experience with that or anything else I'd really like to hear about it.

I have the SqueezeTheme by Unique Blog Design. It has lots of bells and whistles but it takes time to set up. Not sure if it is worth it.

Working right now with a 1 column Wordpress Theme called LoseMyMind That is pretty basic and easy to strip down to the bare bones you need to convert it to a squeeze page.

 

[pocketrockets]

I'm pretty sure FatLoss4Idiots was created by the Wealthy Affiliate guys. I remember eons ago I used to be a member there back when they first launched it. Glad to see they're doing well.

No, they own Strip that fat

 

[rickyl89]

Hey guys, not sure if this is the appropriate spot for the question, but where can I see clicks on certain campaigns in clickbank? Or do they offer that?

Thanks!

 

[coops]

Select the reporting link, then analytics. You will find that and more in there.

 

[michrrdn]

Wow I really need someone to tell me how to find a product that converts well on CB. Every time I have tried one I could get sooooo many clicks and 0 conversions.

Try reverse lookup, but promote it as a way to find a cheating partner. Lots of searches for cheats and if you do a bit of a keyword search you can find some low competition that you can nail.

 

[cryptix]

I've had success with the penises swinging in circle to the tune of 80s dance songs niche on CB. Lots of quality products and typically the full 75% payout.


Frank

FUCKIN REP!! Hahahahaha. I just shot coffee out my nose - you bastard. Thanks for the laughs. Today's ROI sucked ballz.

 

[SandnSurf]

Some stats on Mike Geary's "Truth About Abs" CB product

2004 Completed ebook & website; didn’t make any sales - frustrated

2005 First sale! Friend of family though
Started making a couple sales/month - $0 profit for year

2006 Sales copy improved, traffic increased; becoming obsessed with quitting day
job; staying up long nights - $15,000 profit for year

2007 Quit day job – I’m a free man! Took a risk re-financing mortgage; business
took off - $650,000 for year

2008 Business continued to explode – work less, play more, travel more –
$4 Million revenue for year

2009 German, Spanish, French versions launched; Small Business Traffic site
launched -- $10 Million Revenue Projected

 

[Dare Devil]

Some stats on Mike Geary's "Truth About Abs" CB product

2004 Completed ebook & website; didn’t make any sales - frustrated

2005 First sale! Friend of family though
Started making a couple sales/month - $0 profit for year

2006 Sales copy improved, traffic increased; becoming obsessed with quitting day
job; staying up long nights - $15,000 profit for year

2007 Quit day job – I’m a free man! Took a risk re-financing mortgage; business
took off - $650,000 for year

2008 Business continued to explode – work less, play more, travel more –
$4 Million revenue for year

2009 German, Spanish, French versions launched; Small Business Traffic site
launched -- $10 Million Revenue Projected

That product has legs. Good stuff. My most recent product mimics the layout of the sales page quite a bit, though its in an entirely different niche. I specifically cut out slick graphics and concentrated on making the site more "informational" looking than "sales" looking. My thinking is that it puts the visitor more at ease than a traditional sales page and helps them let their guard down. So far, so good; though more testing is needed before I actually begin to recruit affiliates for this project.