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The biggest thing I have to say about CPA Arbitrage is that it’s the first ClickBank info product I’ve seen, or know of on the market today that finally teaches CPA Marketing from both ends of the spectrum. Affiliates, AND VENDORS!
I’m sure you’ve wondered “how do I get my product on a CPA network so I can leverage the efforts of all those dang affiliates like these guys are?” Well, You’ll get that with CPA Arbitrage.
Of course, there’s a bulk of content on the subject of being a CPA publisher (affiliate), and how to select offers to promote, how to drive traffic to those offers, and which networks to use, etc, etc. I know a lot of people still struggle with getting onto a CPA Network as a publisher! (Which by the way is also covered in CPA Arbitrage, don’t worry.)
For you advanced CPA folks out there who read this sales letter and immediately thought “I’ve been saying this for YEARS”, then it’ll be a refreshing thing to go through for you. Chris decided to ditch ClickBank even though he was making about $100k per year promoting info products like most of us do. I don’t personally see myself completely leaving ClickBank’s marketplace anytime soon because I still make good money as a CB affiliate, but you can bet your butt I’m gonna get on board more heavily with CPA networks before I get left in the dust.
I mean don’t get me wrong, I’ve been using Commission Junction for like 3 years or so, but I, like most affiliates, always gravitated back to ClickBank.com because it was so easy. I mean heck, you sign up, get a hoplink, and start promoting. You get paid every 2 weeks (or weekly if you have direct deposit like me), and they are never late on payments. What’s not to like?
Well, this is what’s not to like:
REFUNDS. I mean geeze ClickBank, when you are gonna start putting some rules on customer refunds? If someone gets a headache and decides “Oh, I have a headache, I need to refund this product”, they get the refund from CB, no questions asked. And while it’s good for customer relations and such, it’s very very annoying to hard working affiliates and vendors.
CPA Marketing allows you to get around that so you don’t have to worry about whether or not that last sale you made (which by the way helped you break even on your ad spend) is going to be refunded.
Anyhow, I could rant about a few more ClickBank things, but all in all they’ve been good to me. The important thing here is that you see the potential in CPA Marketing.
In CPA Marketing, you can get paid for just driving a name, email address, zip code, address, and phone number lead to some vendor and they’ll pay up to $40! I mean how easy does it get right?
But you might be wondering, “Why the heck would someone pay me $40 for a lead?” Trust me, there’s good reason, and they are most definately getting their money back outta that lead you sent them. Most of the time in the form of a free trial that rebills in 14 days, and then again on day 30, and then every 30 days after that.
It’s actually a great model for building a huge qualified list of customers, big continuity programs, and large traffic volumes. A high CPA will attract every affiliate out there like bees to flowers.
So, it’s ALL ABOUT THE BACK END. You’ve gotta know how to monetize those expensive leads, and those who are good at doing such things, are the ones making millions of dollars per month on the internet. That’s what you’ll learn in CPA Arbitrage.
I also mentioned in the video about how impressed I’ve been with the last few ClickBank products I’ve gone through. They’ve had the quality information that I’d expect in a $2,000 product, and many of them have been upwards of 200 pages. CPA Arbitrage keeps that trend going. You get several guides, videos, tools, etc…For $77…
So just for shear originality I have to say that it’s worth the price and something I recommend you buy. And remember, if you’re one of the first 200 to get in, you’ll have the “right and of fellowship” when it comes time for Chris to launch his own CPA Network in the future 