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So you have finally got your web page up, your digital product all polished and ready to be downloaded.
But you have to find a online payment processor.
( I of course left out the most important piece of this puzzle is getting traffic to your website) Since no matter how good your product is or how wonderful your web site looks it will die in the water without traffic.
But this blog post is not about SEO it is about Clickbank.
Have you ever heard the expression always read the fine print?
Well before you even consider opening up a Clickbank account I strongly encourage you to read all of the rules and regulations regarding using their service.
Especially the clauses regarding how, when and under what circumstances you will get your money.
I am not going to get into numbers here folks since as we all know that once you put something on the web it is there pretty much indefinitely.
So in order to not date this article I am going to avoid specific amounts.
So you wake up one morning and log into your Clickbank account and see that you finally have a sale!
Wow you immediately start to think hey making money online isn’t that difficult at all.
But before you go out spending that money stop right there.
Since upon reading the fine print of the contract you have with Clickbank you suddenly notice that you won’t be getting a penny of that money unless you have more sales??
Hmm but you say to yourself.
I sold a product and I want my money.
Well unfortunately folks Clickbank doesn’t follow that simple transactional rule.
A purchase was made.
They have the funds and now it is time for them to distribute it to you.
You have to wait for several more sales before you will see one cent of the money that is owed to you.
And the transactions have to be from different individuals?
What?
Who cares if one person bought your product 5 times (yes I do realize that sounds strange) but bottom line they received the money and now it is time for them to pay you.
But Clickbank does not play by those rules.
They have their own rules.
And if perhaps you got lucky so to speak and sold only one unit and then you have a dry spell.
Well Clickbank will quietly chip away at the funds they are holding for you.
Until you are left with nothing.
So my advice for newbies trying to get on the big bad world wide web.
And once again I am intentionally omitting getting traffic from this post.
Would be to start out slow and cheap.
Instead of rushing out and paying Clickbank the fee to open up an account.
And then getting all excited when you make your first sale and quickly realize that you won’t be seeing that money from old Clickbank.
Try a cheaper alternative first.
And if you do decide to jump in and play with the big boys make sure you read the fine print.
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