Pretty simple. No brainer.

Lots of bilingual people out there looking to make extra money. Offer does extremely well with all European, South American, African, Middle Eastern, and Asian traffic.

70% commission and up to $91.50 per sale. 4% average conversation rate.

Sign up for the Real Translator Jobs ClickBank affiliate program and get your $100 bonus!

We personally use Optiskin on all of our websites and there are really no CONS! Except on some older browsers it can look a bit funky, but other than that’s it’s flawless. It’s also a great way to build your email list.

•  It integrates with Aweber, MailChimp, Feedburner, iContact and InfusionSoft.
• You have the ability to customize your own HTML / CSS designs.
• It comes with free lifetime updates?
• You can put one copy on ALL OF YOUR WEBSITES!
• It has an extremely easy-to-use interface.
• Best of all, it comes with social media share boxes.
• It makes your blog look EXCELLENT.
• They have quick customer support.
• And it comes with a 60 day money back guarantee.

Here is a screenshot from my blog.

This WordPress plugin is a really a no-brainer. Highly, highly recommend. Discover more here.

The group behind RealWritingJobs.com is by far the most affiliate-friendly vendor on ClickBank. They never cease to impress me with their products, conversion rates and affiliate support.

Here’s the best part. Send three! sales and they’ll PayPal you $50. I’ve been marketing ClickBank products since 2004 and I’ve never seen incentives like that on top of a generous 75% commission.

They have a slick sales page that converts. They pay $51 per sale, plus upsells. They have auto-responder emails to help further convert traffic you send if they don’t buy right away. Couple sales a day and you’re making $3k a month.

Not that hard with this product.

Hungry market. Lot of people want to make a living writing from home.

Enter your affiliate info on their page and jump on it! Real Writing Jobs affiliate program.

The TubeLaunch product is the current rage. As of this writing it has a gravity over 200.

Basically, the product shows you how to find million dollar ClickBank vendors, take their sale’s videos, modify them with easy-to-use software, and upload to YouTube. I’m not a fan of flat out taking full videos, but using parts and modifying is better and time-saving for affiliates.

Okay. It’s an idea that works. I’ve spoken to a handful of ClickBank affiliates and they’re getting conversions.

Here’s a screen shot of the membership page so you can see what you’ll be getting.

Two problems with the product:

1)  First, you don’t want to upload videos too fast as you’ll be perceived as a ‘YouTube Spammer’. Especially so if they’re marketing vids. So if you want to use his system, keep that in mind. He does not mention this fact.Your videos will get sandboxed, meaning you will get very little views. Space video uploads out. Upload one, wait a week, and then upload two per week, spaced out, of course.

2) He encourages trading views and buying views (always buy views if budget allows). Buying YouTube views works, trading takes all day. I always buy 10,000 views and 100 likes for every YouTube video I upload. It creates popularity psychology and gives an SEO boost. Compare a marketing video with 23 views versus a video with 10k. The prospective customer is going to click the video with 10k views as it appears more popular. However, since I’ve been buying views for ClickBank videos for years, the main view system TubeLaunch recommends is a BAD PLAYER. You cannot geographically target views as he claims. Plus they are known to use BOTS which could and likely will get your ClickBank marketing video banned.

Plus, all the view services he recommends are down a lot. I’ve used them all.

I only buy from one source — http://www.utubeplays.com.

What’s good about TubeLaunch is that he has knowledge of video interlinking and mostly everything else there is to know about YouTube marketing. He also provides every tool to get going RIGHT NOW. If you do it right, I believe you’ll have the chance to make a decent passive residual income – especially with the continuous flow of new ClickBank products.

But, with the way it’s selling, you should do it NOW and get your marketing videos on top. YouTube will be flooded with these types of videos.

Whatever you do, don’t use URL cloakers on your ClickBank hoplink redirects. Always buy a domain related to your niche and redirect it to the vendor page. (He explains this in the system) URL shortners look strange, people are scared to click them as the link could lead to a virus or malware. I’m talking about sites like TinyURL, etc.

Another pro — it’s a membership site and he’s going to constantly be offering new YouTube marketing advice and services.

Yet another pro — Good customer service. As I tested the system he got right back. I’ve heard the same from others.

In conclusion, if you’re not already marketing ClickBank products on YouTube with success take a look and consider trying it.

TubeLaunch

First, if you’re already making a full-time income from ClickBank, this product is not for you. As always there will be new information inside this program you don’t know — I learned some pretty important information about Facebook, but you’re going to have most of this down.

However, the program is going to continue and it’ll get more advanced as it goes.

In my opinion, John might argue, this is for people new to ClickBank or online marketing of any kind or people that have been working with ClickBank and haven’t had much success. The whole idea with ClickBank is to quit your day job. That’s the end-goal. PERIOD.

I believe following this system can get you there. It has all the essentials. You’re in good hands.

This is not a course where somebody found a loophole and everybody jumps on it and it fizzles out in three months.

This is not an automated push button software whatever those things are.

This is a course for building a stable, growing online business the way John Chow did.

The bad part?

You’re going to have to work. However, one thing I like about making money online is that yeah, you’re going to work, but it’s going to be flexible and it’s not going to be, for the most part, full-days. But when you start you’re going to have to put in your time.

The good part?

John spreads this system out so you’re not overwhelmed. He asks for one hour a day for 30 days and asks that you stick with it for 90 days. If you can’t do that, then, as he says in the intro video, this isn’t the program for you. Get a refund.

I’ll show you screenshots of the member’s area in just a bit. (Not sure if I’m supossed to do that, but I’m going to)

IMJohnChow is very much about WordPress, list building, niche marketing and social media and how to implement and maximize them properly.

But it’s not, I was happy to find out, all about Google. I don’t know about you, but I’m sick of worrying about Google’s SEO updates. John shows you how to stop thinking and fretting about Google and, instead, rely on proper list building and marketing.

This is a coaching/membership site. As technology changes or John finds new tricks he’s going to update you via the membership area. It’s an ongoing course, but as he says in the intro video, you need to take it seriously and stay determined.

These screenshots will show you what’s inside. The starter stuff. I think this is a GREAT product for ClickBank/internet marketing beginners. Not a product for pros.

You can visit the site here.

Screenshots:

Again, here’s the site. Check it out!

1) It’s real. No fake actors, animated pitchmen, no fake photos of the product creator sitting in a Lamborghini Diablo like you see on a lot of ClickBank vendor pitch pages. It’s a simple down-to-earth, no B.S. product created by a real horse betting expert.

When a potential customer knows they’re dealing with a real person it not only helps conversions, but also keeps the refund rate low.

Plus, they can ask him questions and get real replies.

Sign-up for the Affiliate Tools here

2) Online horse betting just keeps growing and growing. 60 million people will bet on horses this year and that number will continue to skyrocket.

3) While I’ve never bet on horses, I read through every bit of the system and it is COMPREHENSIVE. I actually feel like I could do this as a complete novice. So you’re not just marketing to avid horse betters, but to everyone. Plus, you’re not promoting a 12 page E-book that’s going to result in a lot of refunds. Here’s a video that discusses the contents of the program.

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4) Generous payouts. 75% commission, plus 30% monthly on upsells FOR LIFE.

5) LOADS of affiliate tools and a dedicated affiliate manager.

The vendor also maintains an EXCELLENT ClickBank rating. That means a very, very low refund rate.

Great product. Huge, growing market. Highly recommend!

Sign up for the affiliate tools page and give it a go!

http://horseplayerhaven.com/members/affiliate-signup/

Sign-up HERE

They have solid up-sells that convert. You have the potential to earn up to $148.50 per sale.

Best part is that if you sign-up and send just 5 sales they’ll PayPal you $50.

Sales Page

Affiliate sign-up page

They are really trying to cut down on what they consider ‘spam’ videos: videos with relatively little substance. A metric they’ve put in place is to measure varying video lengths on a YouTube channel.

Some ClickBank marketers will crank out Animoto videos that are about the same length or purchase Fiverr videos that are roughly the same length. YouTube gets suspicious of this and doesn’t reward the video with much traffic. Sometimes they sandbox the video and you’ll see NO traffic. Not always, but I can see YouTube is trending this way.

So vary it. Create a 1 minute long video, a few 2-5 minute videos and then go for longer ones — 7 to 15 minutes.  Just mix up the lengths. YouTube perceives varying lengths as somebody not just cranking out marketing videos using a service, but as somebody creating videos with real substance.

Here is an earlier blog entry about not uploading YouTube videos too fast.

Not replying to affiliate’s questions. I used my own software http://www.cbengine.com to find what I call a diamond in the rough. Great pitch, good payout… good niche, pretty new, a gravity below the radar — VERY LITTLE competition.

I created a few YouTube videos. I have a 10% conversion rate SO FAR. I want to do more videos, but I have a lot of questions about his product. I want some content I can use in my video promotions. I’m not an expert in the niche, but want to learn more.

I’ve written twice. NOTHING.

I even contacted ClickBank for help. Vendor won’t even get back to ClickBank. It’s been weeks.

I’m investing my time in creating really good videos and the vendor just won’t return emails.

This isn’t the first time this has happened.

Anyway, any ClickBank vendors who are reading this, do your damndest to get back to affiliates big and small within one to three days. We know you’re busy… but we’re often not experts at your niche and need a little help.

I have the potential to be a good affiliate for this product. I’m willing to do the work, but now I’m second-guessing spending my time promoting his product. I may find a similar product and SWITCH.

Vendors need to treat affiliates like gold. They can make your product a success.

As a ClickBank marketer, you absolutely need to be marketing on YouTube, but a lot of ClickBank marketers cull videos from other people, the vendors, or hammer out text based videos with still photos and upload as many of them as they possibly can.

I understand the logic. More is better.

But it’s not. Don’t do it.

If you’re brand new account goes from 0 vids to 376 videos in one month (I’ve personally seen marketers do this) you’re going to find your YouTube channel sandboxed… You are going to get very little traffic.

Upload a video and wait a week. Go for another and so on and so forth. And, it’s never a good idea to use a vendor’s video, even if they provide them on their affiliate tools page. YouTube is going after duplicate video content. Also, don’t take other people’s videos and rebrand. You might end up getting hit with a copyright violation and getting your YouTube account banned. It’s also just bad form.

I’m going to continue to blog about YouTube in the coming weeks and how ClickBank marketers can be more successful. Stay tuned.