Hey Folks,
What’s going on?
Well is about 8:00am here in Jamaica I just took look in My Clickbank account for the 30 Days Challenge.
And Yes……..
Sale #3 & 4 is here!!
Take a look below:
Still not converting as great as I would have wanted but I still need some more numbers to make any major decisions. The good thing though is that the landing page is converting very well. Based on my numbers from my analytics account, it seems to be converting more than 50% at the moment. As a result I am getting a lot of hops in my clickbank account.
472 hops and 4 sales. Well still not awfully bad Is it?
I just got to get some more numbers and tweak some stuff to get maximum profits from this niche!
So what are your thoughts?
Are you enjoying the challenge?
I know I haven’t put in the amount of work that I was suppose and I do apologize. However, if you are just starting out, you can follow my challenge and start with one website, build it up and then move on the another!
So I am off to get some work done before my lazy syndrome chips in lol
You have a great day!
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PS. Please a comment and tell me what you think! DON”T BE SHY 
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I started with a health and fitness niche just yesterday with a free blogger account and submitted article on EZA. Looking forward to get accepted and then some traffic.
Congrats Casey! you are great!
Great stuff Casey! It’s great that the landing page is converting clicks to well to the sales page. Also good you got some sales…
Are you also getting any Adsense clicks as well?
Here’s a few tips to increase sales:
I would suggest putting together a bonus for anyone who buys.
Add an opt in form on the site to follow up and presell the product (and your bonus) to get more chances of sales.
Have an opt in form come up for exit traffic.
Also I would open the ‘Hyperhidrosis’ link in a new window, and maybe even the other links for the articles – because if they click away from there on an Adsense ad they will still see your home page and ya could still get the sale!
Hope that helps,
Dave.
Hey Dave,
Thanks for all that info. Will try to get some work done and keep you all updated.
Thanks a lot man and all the best
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Casey
Hi Casey,
Congratulations on your new sales.
Hey Casey,
Congratulations on the sales! Keep doing the great work you do.
Hey Casey,
Thanks for sharing your results. It’s proof that when you take action the money will start rolling in. Once you find a system that works, it’s simply a matter of duplicating it.
Hey Casey,
Excellent course here. I thank you so much for your time setting us noobs straight.
I have a question about articles.. I am not completely clear.
Is it best to make a crap load of articles and submit them to all the directories, or make unique articles for each directory? If you know what I mean.
Thanks man.
I am so stoked to finish up the month with you.
James S Durrant
Congrats on the sales!! I took a look at your sales page again and had a question. Can you also create these pages on Weebly or Blogger? Do they still convert the same or is it better to have your own domain name? Thanks!
To James >> Thanks for your comment. Now to answer your question: You don’t have to create a new article for each directory. From experience, you can just change the title and resubmit them to the top directories and you can get several listing and sometimes on the first page. Still i don’t like it when you say “crap load of articles”. Go for quality otherwise if you articles sounds crappy the first thing someone is going to do is click the back button.
To Hann >> Thanks as well for your comment. Now to answer your question, yes you can create weebly or blogger pages to start out with and they do convert. As a matter of fact, I recommend that if you are just starting out that you go that route. However once you start making some funds it is better to have your own domain as you have more control. Hope that answers you question.
Enjoy your day everyone!
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Casey
Hey there Casey..
Congrats on your success story!! Keep up the good work
Hi Casey,
I want to thank you deeply not only for this case study but also for your ebook. I have been putting to work all the things outlined in your ebook and I have made a couple of hundreds since I started in July. Really great stuff!
I have a blogger blog making me some nice sales and I have been submitting quality articles that are ranking decently well in the 1st page for their search terms linking to my blogger blog.
I would like to ask you: If I want to buy my own domain now, what is the best way to make the transition from the blogger blog to my own website in terms of backlinks and general search engine optimization?
I would also like to see what are the steps you take to build a niche website to its maximum potential. Maybe Part 2 of this challenge?
Thanks!
hey casey
great job on the sales.. what i would like to see from you is more of the tweaks. what else are you doing to max out. give us more step by step, like you did in the beginning.
keep up the great work and dont let the lazy get in. work hard and then play hard!
thanks
Hi Casey.
I am finding the 30 Day Challenge very interesting. One thing though – it would be good if you edited the ‘About Me’ page!
By the way. I had been getting so fed up with not earning anything that I stopped checking my accounts but I went online last week and found my first ClickBank sale waiting for me (I made $19.78). I also made a tiny sale in a sports niche that I spent an afternoon working on for an experiment. I only made $0.65 but my article and blog entry are in the top 4 on Google for my keywords. That niche has the potential for making me thousands of dollars, so I think I’ll take it more seriously now!
Keep up the good work!
Colin
Hey Colin,
Thanks for the heads up. lol Can you see how lazy I am
Gonna get it done today.
Enjoy your weekend.
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Casey
Hey Casey,
Great post. It gives a very insightful peek into how things are really done and I’m sure lots of people will benefit from it.
Cheers,
Hav
Hi casey
I just found your blog and I am rooting for you to make your goal. Setting goals is very important in affiliate marketing. Up up and onwards.
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