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I do a lot of work selling ClickBank products. Obviously the top selling products are the ones that sell best. However, these are massivlely pushed by the big affiliate marketers. As such the top-selling products in ClickBank are very difficult for you to make money on unless you have a very popular website or a large mailing list. It's actually easier to make money on a range of products lower down the ClickBank ranking list.

One major problem of ClickBank is that it's focussed on putting affiliates in contact with vendors. To get information about products so that you can sell them you need to go to each and every sales page for the products you are interested in. This became such a huge headache for me that I decided to do something about it. So I've come up with a ClickBank marketplace on my site. http://www.celtnet.org.uk/auctions/marketplace.php. I've even decided to throw the search API open to anyone. So you can grab the search code for my ClickBank store here: http://www.celtnet.org.uk/auctions/code.php there are several search boxes for you to chose from and you can use these on any site (even blogs) to get a residual income. Just add your ClicKBank ID and you're ready to begin earning. I've done all the hard work of putting the store together and of getting the product images and descriptions together. Even if you want to push a few specific products very hard you can still use the search to gain a residual income and it works on pretty much any website. The sales are split 95%, 5% (with my site getting 5%) but the majority of that goes to supporting my Help Stefan Charity campaign. So, you can make money from ClickBank this way as well as aiding a charity!

If you don't want to use the search code then your best approach is to grab a large number of ClickBank products, write product reviews for each of them and then place these on a website with links pointing to them. Write reviews and publish extracts on a blog then use articles and other resources to get your web pages known.