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Lea · **Joined**: 18 Oct 2003 **Posts**: 50

Hi,

Is it possible to sell two products through clickbank, using only ONE account, but still have a way to send customers to a different sales page?

See, I have one account, selling one product very well. I have plenty of affiliates sending customers to that same sales page.

My problem is: I want to sell a second product. I need to be able to send customers to a different sales page.

I DO NOT want to open a second clickbank account to do this. It will cost me another $50 US for every product if I keep doing that (and I'm in Australia, so that's almost $85 AU for us - for each product! No thanks.)

I'm so confused.

Any suggestions, please?????

Sad

Lea

Charlie · **Joined**: 22 Aug 2003 **Posts**: 3305 **Location**: UK

Hello Lea.

Debs · **Joined**: 16 Aug 2003 **Posts**: 4296 **Location**: NY

If you are selling the products already through Clickbank, then that indicates you are making money. If that is the case, then wouldn't the added benefit of extra listings at Clickbank be worth setting up 2 accounts? Maybe think of it as the cost of launching a new product, very cheap in terms of business today.

Debs
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DatabaseDesigner · Posted: Sat Dec 13, 2003 3:24 pm Post subject:

Lea,
you may sell up to 50 different products through one Clickbank account. You don't need any SW to do it: Each link looks like this:

http://www.clickbank.net/sell.cgi?yourClickBankname/1/Your_product_name

The /1/ indicates your product number.

You must make a sales page at your site with this link on it, and you must make a 'thank you' page for the product as well. The 'thank you' page is where your customer will download the product from.

The 'Thank you' page will be associated with the product number. You do that at your account with ClickBank.

VERY easy: you don't need any additional SW, and with 50 ebooks out on the market, you should be able to buy shares in ClickBank, not to mention open another account with them... Laughing

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Charlie · **Joined**: 22 Aug 2003 **Posts**: 3305 **Location**: UK

Hello Alf.

DatabaseDesigner · Posted: Sat Dec 13, 2003 9:44 pm Post subject:

Hi, Charlie:
Well, now I am a bit confused: What's the difference between a landing page and a sales page? Of course Lea may sell 5o products from one account, and have 50 different sales pages (what's the difference against landing pages???)
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Lea · **Joined**: 18 Oct 2003 **Posts**: 50

Thanks to all for your help and advice.

Charlie's right - I was asking about separate landing pages. I registered product number 2 without problem and created a 2nd thank you page easily. Product number 3 will be registered today sometime.

But I don't want my customers to land on the sales page for the FIRST product when trying to buy the second or third. They're individual titles and have individual sales pages.

Someone also said that with enough ebooks selling well, I should easily be able to afford separate account-activation fees. Yep, you're right there, too. I can afford it and my books sell very well. I'm a professional author. It's what I do for a living.

Ebooks are just a new income source for me - but, being a business person as well as a writer, cash flow is important to my business, and keeping the income from sales is priority number one.

My actual dilemma is this: Imagine if I create 10 ebooks. I open 10 clickbank accounts. I'm charged $50 US on each one. Not so bad, right? Eats into the cash flow only once. Call it "operational expenses". No biggie. Deductible expenses for a full-time author, right?

Then, I receive 10 different checks at the end of each fortnight that must be cashed at my local Australian bank. I'm then charged 10 exchange rate fees from my bank every fortnight. At $5.50 per check, that's $55.00 worth of cash flow from sales I've worked hard to get every fortnight that I've lost simply by not being able to have all my products in the one account, but pointing to their own sales pages.

That was the dilemma really. I was just trying to find a way to keep my hard-earned profits in my own account, instead of my local bank's account.

Thanks again for your suggestions. I appreciate you taking the time

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