Didnt know if I can post this here...

[bluffspot]

Hi All - I picked up a new client and am re-writing (and now re-designing) his product site. I took a look at his product and believe once I'm done with the copy it'll convert pretty well. So, wanted to know if I was allowed to post his information here. His product is $499 and I talked him into a 75% affiliate rate for CB. Do the math... anyhow if someone will let me know -

[david_mclean]

well I would be interested to to know more about it, $374.25 per sale... 4 of them a day would be very nice

I duno what the admins will say mind.

[adorton]

I'd like to know too.

[jimmybloggs91]

would clickbank even allow a product that highly priced?

[NCMedia]

Hi Bluff

* CB max payout is $150 no matter what the retail price is (he'd have to give affiliates the rest on the side).
* Tell your friend to come here and post an announcement himself if possible - if his product is this much he should be here himself for this level of affiliates and he can obviously afford some good advertising or talk to the staff about announcing it properly.
* Tell him to check NicheJunky - Clickbank Trends & Analytics - Improve Your Clickbank Income - Home for ad rates there he can recruit easily and seems to have a budget.

Not a fan of people promoting their friends/clients stuff as it's too loose and with such a high price point I want it filtered first and presented properly.

No harm done but thread closed.

Vendors can set the affiliate commission in their accounts to any percentage between 1% and 75%. This percentage is subtracted from the net sale amount of the product, not your suggested retail price. Our system automatically rounds commissions below $0.25 up to $0.25 and rounds any commission above $150 down to $150. Therefore, the minimum amount an affiliate will receive for referring a sale to a vendor is $0.25 and the maximum they will receive is $150.