Choosing e-books affiliate to sell in my site

[djchris]

As the title suggests, I'm thinking of selling e-books (affiliates).

I've registered with clickbank, but I found that the problem with most of the hoplinks are, their pitch pages are way too lengthy and my perception of my target audience (Singaporeans), do not like such lengthy pitches and most probably will not buy.

Do you guys have any recommendations for e-books affiliates?
Is ebooks.com good?

[godspower]

djchris,

We have just launched a Special Report which we expect to do very well. We invite you to become our Affiliate as our Report will be of benefit to people in Singapore.

Our sales page is not lengthy and we pay 75% commission. Tracking / Management of our program is by Paydotcom.com Check it out below:

https://paydotcom.com/a.page.php?id=13938&u=godspower

Here is our sales page:

http://www.ewealthsuccess.com/us-bank.html

Best regds


Godspower Daniel
CEO - EwealthSuccess.Com

[NMB]

Another option is to create your own sales page and link directly to their payment page.

Let me know if you want more details on this.

[ianternet]

create opt ins and sell via email - or do what I do make it blend with your page - take a look at http://www.theianternet.com

information with ebooks and digital service, and I incorporate a secondary affiliate system with it too

[ggg281]

Fo selling ebooks online you will definately need internet marketing skills. The more traffic you can drive to your affiliate sales page, the higher your chances are of making a sale. Be sure to market a product whose sales page has a high conversion and is popular. I believe that is what they call high gravity. If you can cloak your affiliate link that might be better to do, but Im not sure how to do it. I tried pushing clickbank products, but with not much success, Im into other things now. Hope that helps.

[buynick]

I agree that creating your own sales page is a good idea. Especially if you want to target a specific country or region.

[profitablesynergies]

Internet marketers tested different sales pages lengths and they found that the long ones did the best. I think it has something to do with the amount of time invested in reading about the product. After reading for about 15 minutes you have invested some time into researching the product. You end up feeling more compelled to buy because you do not want to have wasted 15 minutes for nothing.