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Old 11-23-2009, 06:12 AM
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I don't really promote Clickbank anymore because I actually use the techniques I'm about to mention for my business. But anyway, some of the best ways that I use to pull in Clickbank sales as well as sales and recruits for my business now is through:

Article marketing - I usually commit to writing at least 1 article a day (definitely more if I have the time). I optimize them with long tailed, low competition keywords. Then I submit mostly to Ezine articles, however, I do use other directories as well. Ezines doesn't allow you to link directly to your affiliate page, so you can either re-direct with a free URL with Tinyurl (dot) com or Notlong (dot) com. There are others. Or, you can get a very cheap domain at GoDaddy (dot) com.

Squidoo and Hubpages are also good, however, Squidoo has changed up it's rules a bit so be sure to read their guidelines or you risk having your pages pulled down.

Social Network Sites - These are great, but take time because you need to really build relationships with people. I create a profile that is filled with information on my business (or in your case...your affiliate product) and I go out and invite people to be friends. Then I have conversations with them. The people I look for are people who are looking for what I have to offer (work from home). Your situation might be different depending on what you are promoting.

Forum Posting - Also very effective! Just place a siggy line and simply interact with others on the forum offering helpful advice, etc. DO NOT SPAM!

Blogs - Another great form of advertising. Optimize your blogs with keywords relevant to your product and post on a regular basis. Also, link your blog to your articles, forum siggys, etc. to gain inbound links.

There are many other options, however, these are some of the most effective that I have found to work for my business.
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