affiliate programs?

[teeth whitening biz]

Hi Everyone,

I know cj.com is an affiliate option for us to use. Do you know of any other options we can use for our site?

Thanks in advance.

[HarveyJ]

Seeing as you have an entirely digital product, I have three suggestions.

1) Clickbank - they deal in a lot of direct downloads
2) LuLu - you can have it as a digital download OR as an actual physical product. You'll need to be aware that in order to make sales, the product will have to be a lot better designed than your website if you're going to ship it as a physical one
3) It's an eBook, so if the above two don't work out, I recommend 2 cyanide capsules and a glass of warm milk.

[teeth whitening biz]

We just signed up for Clickbank and we are waiting for approval, which we have read on a few blogs takes awhile. We are going to payout a 51% commission, what do you think?

Thanks for the mentioning LuLu we appreciate it and we'll check it out. We sell 1 hardcopy to every 3 e-books.

We are happy with how many sales we get every month with what we are doing now, but we have a ways to go to get more visitors/buyers. Our conversion rate right now from visitor to sale is between 6-8 sales per 100 visitors.

Harvey thanks for your suggestions, do you have any suggestions to improve our site?

[thediyer]

Clickbank is by far the most popular. I think a 51% commish rate is very good and should yield a lot of interest.

[HarveyJ]

Harvey thanks for your suggestions, do you have any suggestions to improve our site?

Design: Currently the site is literally painful to look. I'm not joking, my eyes hurt trying to read it.[list][*]You're telling people about whitening teeth? How come the page is so dark?
And don't use such glaringly contrasting colours either.
Make the background a soft off white, and the "prominent" parts a less saturated red.[*]Make the text larger[*]Get rid of everything below the fold, and simply put it on another page. Have a navigation menu somewhere, either left hand side or up the top, so people can move between pages. This isn't a blog, it's not a long continuous story, it's disparate sets of information about one product.
Don't make me scroll when a click will do.
It'll also lower your bounce rate and increase pageviews per visitor.[*]Have a larger, clearer picture of your product. If there's more than one thing item, have a page with all of them and descriptions[*]Examples: You have none. Show me a smoker's teeth... now show me those same teeth, only photoshoppped nice and white and shiney, because I'm an idiot that can't tell (well, I'm not and I can tell because I do graphic work, but the customers are idiots and don't work in graphics).
The point is: more show, less tell.[*]Larger call to action.
I don't see anything telling me to whiten my teeth now, I don't see anything telling me to buy now, I don't see anything tell me to order now. You just need one, and it needs to be large, obvious, and usually the first or second thing people see on the page.