I’m currently running a campaign for a specific Clickbank product (that I won’t mention) that I’m doing pretty well with! As far as commissions go, I believe that I’m doing quite well with this one! This campaign is actually an experiment from a technical standpoint using what has and has not worked for me in the past. I’m going to give this information to you for free!

Domain Name

Now, you will need to do some research for this to be effective. I would suggest that you purchase the product first so you may familiarize yourself with the ins and outs of it. If you can find a product that is either very popular or has keywords that are often searched, go with it. The popularity factor can be based on the name of the product or the author of the product. Let’s take Google Assassin for example. According to Clickbank, this product has a pretty high gravity, meaning it is popular among marketers. Now, here is where your research comes in. You need to find yourself a good keyword tool. I use SEO Book’s Keyword Suggestion tool. Typically, you can find other keywords or phrases related to your program. Make sure that people are actually searching using these terms. Let’s say (I didn’t look) that Google Assassin comes back with the following results: Google Assassin reviews, Dayjob Killer Google Assassin, Google Assassin make money. Normally, people will tell you that long domain names are no good, but in this case, we will be using our domain name for long-tail keywords. Find out if any of those phrases are available and register one of them(i.e. GoogleAsassinMakeMoney.com). Now you are one up on SEO. Secondly, be sure to register a .com because it carries more weight.

If you choose to use a product with a popular author, do the same thing. Let’s assume that “John Smith” is a successful internet marketer and has put out some good products. First of all, place his name in a keyword tool just to make sure that he is being searched for. Next, repeat the steps listed above for the popular product. You could also add the name of the product to the author’s name (i.e. JohnSmithFastMoney.com) I just made that up, but you get the idea. The methods used above work well but you could also dig deeper and use keyword phrases only. If you can find some long-tail keywords with decent results related to what you are selling, register the .com (i.e. howtomakemoneyonlinequickly.com). Once again, make sure that enough people are actually searching for that phrase.

Landing Page

I’m not going to go into a lot of detail on this subject, but you need to make sure that you can sell to the potential buyer as quickly as possible. You don’t want the page to be to long, because they are going to be redirected to your hop page where they will have to read even more. Check some of your competitors pages and see what you are up against. Content is king, so you need to fill your page with your domain name keywords and any other keywords you may be targeting. Make it look natural and do not just stuff the page with keywords. I would also recommend placing an subscriber signup form on your page.

Marketing

This could turn out to be a long, drawn-out paragraph here, but I’ll spare you the details. This is what works for me:

Submit an original article to EzineArticles.com. Change the article up a bit using Jetspinner.com or similar, and then submit to other popular article sites. Digg your articles as they become available.

Create a Squidoo Lens (keyword rich) on your subject and link back to your landing page. StumbleUpon your Lens. Get others to do the same.

Create a blogger page (keyword rich) and create a brand new article about the product you are selling. Digg the article. Link back to your landing page.

(Optional) You can use adwords, but only use long-tail keywords that cost you pennies to run (assuming little competiton).

Let me know if anyone tries this method. I can’t guarantee results, but as I said, it has worked for me!