Nemeton

[James1]

I'm a complete newbie here, and don't know if this is the right place, or even if this will get answered... But it seems like ClickBank is a great (at least potentially so) source of revenue. But how do I get started? What's the easiest way to get going with the various ClickBank products as an affiliate?
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James Roberts
AnimationsUK
<a><www.animsuk.com</a>

[gwydion]

Admittedly, I'm a little biased about this, but I'd suggest that you use the tools on this site. ClickBank is really all about putting vendors (those creating products) in touch with you, the affiliate. As a result all the product information you get tends to promote the product to affiliates rather than purchasers.

This is where my site comes in. I take the ClickBank Marketplace feeds, detailing all their products and load it into my Celtnet ClickBank Marketplace. In doing this I create images for each product and replace any text that comes with the product description with text that I define myself, creating it by hand based on the product website sales page. This is the only system that does this. All this text is searchable through the Celtnet ClickBank Search System so that you can easily search the product information (this is much better than the functionality afforded by ClicBank. You can even download the code for the Celtnet ClickBank Search System to use on your own website - and this plugs into my database and descriptions.

If you're just looking to put ads with as many ClickBank products as possible into your own systems then I've created a page that makes ClickBank AdSense-like ads for your site that you can define to fit-in with your site's content and appearance. You can also generate novel ClickBank AdSense-like ads with Images which show product images in the ads. Such ads have been shown to give higher click-through rates.

Basically if you use these tools then any barrier you might have to adding ClickBank products to your site have been eliminated. Even better, a small percentage of any sales made go to helping the charity I support. Which is my payment for providing these tools for you absolutely free! (and it is a small percentage only 8%) others take 15 to 20%!