
Once you have signed up at clickbank for an affiliate account (it’s free, just go to Clickbank Sign Up Instructions), then you are ready to start promoting and marketing the e-book.
So now, all you have to do is insert YOUR clickbank affiliate nickname in the place where the x’s are located.
For example, if your affiliate nickname is craigb (note: use YOUR nickname, this is just an example!), then the hoplink would look like this:
http://craigb.chenning51.hop.clickbank.net
That’s all there is to it. When someone clicks through YOUR hoplink, they are redirected to www.30Yardsin30Days.net and a “cookie” (a small tracking file) is dropped onto the computer of the visitor. This “marks” that visitor as coming from your referral.
Clickbank uses 60 day cookies, so that means if the people you send to 30Yardsin30Days.net purchase that day or if they return any time within the next 60 days, you will get the commission for the sale (currently 75% commission rate of net sale, or approximately $35 & change, U.S.).
I have one last suggestion. If you are using hoplinks on a web page, it is best you use a “DISPLAY URL” of www.30Yardsin30Days.net rather than exposing the actual clickbank hoplink. Tests have shown that when people realize they are “being sold something” on a commission basis (as opposed to simply getting a “recommendation” from an independent 3rd party), the conversion rates may drop, therefore it’s best to “hide” your affiliate hoplink in your HTML code and use www.30Yardsin30Days.net as the display link.
Some advanced internet marketers even use “link cloaking” for this reason (and other reasons), but that will have to be the subject of another article.
If you have any questions about making hoplinks, whatsoever, please CONTACT ME any time!
Sincerely,
Chris Henning,
Author, 30 Yards in 30 Days
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