Five steps, one at a time
New to affiliate marketing? Start here and ignore everything else until your first link is out.
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Step 1: Get a ClickBank ID
ClickBank pays you and counts your sales, so you need an account first. It is free to open at clickbank.com. The nickname you pick when you sign up is your ClickBank ID, and it goes into every link you share.
Already have one? Jump to step 2.
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Step 2: Make your hoplink
Type your ClickBank ID into the link maker and it builds your link. Add a tracking ID (TID) if you want to see which email or post a sale came from. The link looks like this:
https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=ID&vendor=diabeticcb&tid=TID&type=mainYour link is saved, so every email, banner and image code in this area fills in with it for you.
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Step 3: Pick a presell page
A presell page warms people up before they reach the sales page. Preview the ready-made pages and choose the one that suits your audience.
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Step 4: Send your first 3 emails
The first three swipes are the cold-intro sequence. Copy each one into your email tool and send them one after another. Your link is already inside them. When those are out, the five-email launch sequence is a good next run.
Prefer to work offline? Download the whole swipe pack.
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Step 5: Post the social images
Pictures and captions ready to post on social media. Put your link in the post or in your profile and you are live.
What you earn
The deal in one table.
| Product | The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook by Denise Campbell |
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| Price | US$37, one payment |
| Your commission | 75% commission on every sale of the US$37 cookbook. That 75% is worked out before ClickBank takes its own fees, and ClickBank tracks and pays it to you. |
| ClickBank vendor ID | diabeticcb |
| Guarantee | 60-day money-back guarantee for buyers. ClickBank's standard rules apply to refunds. |
| Bigger affiliates | A 90% Commission Boost is available on request. Ask Andrew. |
Help and rules
Stuck on a step? Ask Andrew.
Andrew looks after affiliates. Write to him and he will point you in the right direction.
Before you post anything
- Make no medical claims. The cookbook is recipes, not treatment.
- Send email only to people who agreed to hear from you. No spam.