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1 B. Sign Up and Using ClickBank Pay Administrative Account Global Data Tutorial We will help you to get signed up with ClickBank who represents 20,000 companies. We will also show you how to get affiliate pay code tracking links for your data submissions you will be posting in Part 2 of Global-Data-Entry for pay. Which Companies You Will Be Working For ClickBank will act like the "middle man" between affiliates (YOU) and the thousands of companies they represent. They have set up their company to use special conversion tracking of all the data you submit. This special paycode tracking will convert to your earnings for the successful data submissions you make for any of the 20,000 companies. Your earnings will be displayed in your ClickBank admin account. ClickBank will track every penny you make and will send you a check twice a month for any earnings you have accumulated. How You Will Be Paid The pay is pre-set by each individual ClickBank company beforehand. For most companies, pay is based on commissions that usually range from 50% to 75% of the company's product or service amount. (We will show you how to select only companies in this pay range). You will be assigned a special affiliate pay code link. ClickBank refers to this pay code linke as a "Hoplink" Every company in ClickBank's database will provide you with a unique Hoplink to place into your data submissions for pay. You can log in at anytime to your ClickBank account to see how much money you have made in real time tracking. Pay is like clockwork twice a month on or around the 1st and 15th of every month. Clickbank is the only of all of these affiliate administrative accounts that only sends pay checks for your earnings. This is the only way they currently send payments. So PayPal, direct deposit, etc is not available through ClickBank. If your country is not listed you will still have thousands of companies to choose from with the other pay admin accounts such as.paydotcom and Click2Sell which we provide in the Part 1 Global-Data- Entry. How It Works Every time someone clicks on your special pay code link (Hoplink) and makes a purchase, you get paid the pre-set pay amount for each of the companies you select. You can select any of the 20,000 ClickBank companies you choose. After you read a company's offer, you may select that company by clicking on the special button "CREATE HOPLINK." You are then automatically approved and are assigned the special pay code link you will need to place into your data submissions as we show you exactly how to do in Global-Data-Entry Part 2. You NEVER have to wait for approval from any of the 20,000 companies. Once you are approved by ClickBank, you are approved by any and all of the companies they represent. We will show you how to select the best companies in ClickBank's data base. Getting Signed-Up with ClickBank Administrative Account The company is Clickbank who is the largest work-at-home admin account provider for online payroll accounts and digital product companies to work for. It's only been recently that you are NOT required to have a website to work with all the thousands of companies listed with ClickBank. Web masters for years have been using ClickBank to make millions of dollars with companies listed with ClickBank. The administrative account you will want to sign-up for is Clickbank. We are going to walk you through sign up process with Clickbank which will establish your sign up with all 20,000 + companies.

2 To begin the sign up process click below link: Step-By-Step Text Tutorial Here is the ClickBank Sign Up Page:

3 HERE ARE THE STEP-BY-STEP SIGN UP FOR EACH FIELD ON CLICKBANK SIGN UP FORM: * First to note that you will be considered an Affiliate with ClickBank. No selling is required. YOUR LOCATION: Enter your language of choice. This will allow your ClickBank account to show the language you are more comfortable with. Type your country in the next box. YOUR CONTACT INFORMATION: Enter your account contact information such as name, address, phone number, and address. You can leave the format as default (Formatted Text). YOUR ACCOUNT INFORMATION: When choosing your "Account Nickname" keep in mind that this nickname will be displayed in all of your affiliate pay code links you will use in your data submissions, so keep it professional. Using your first initial of your first name, then using your full last name or visa versa will work fine. You will then choose a password of your choice. Read the guidelines on the ClickBank sign up page to make sure you format your password as mentioned by ClickBank. CLIENT CONTRACT: After filling in all of your information, you will then need to agree to ClickBank terms by placing a check mark in the agreement terms box. Enter the captcha code in the box provided to confirm your a human. Once this sign up page is completed, click the "SUBMIT ACCOUNT REGISTRATION" button. After you have submitted registration sign up to ClickBank, you are going to need to go to your and confirm your address. Just click the confirmation link in the from ClickBank, then login to your ClickBank account and your address as well as your ClickBank account will be confirmed. Logging into your ClickBank account To login to your ClickBank account go to then select "LOG IN" located on the upper right portion of page. On the "LOG IN" page you will use your Nickname as the username and the (confirmation code) for password. After you have entered your username and password click "Log in" and go to the next section of training. ClickBank Administrative Account Features We will show you the key features of your ClickBank administrative account. We will go into more detail in the next sections of our program on how to use some of the features, such as choosing companies,etc.

Your ClickBank Main Account Page: A B C D E Your ClickBank Account Features After you have clicked on "Login" you will be brought to your ClickBank account home page shown above. A. Account Home (Dashboard) This is the page you will be on when you first log into your ClickBank account.

4 Your ClickBank Main Account Page: A B C D E Your ClickBank Account Features After you have clicked on "Login" you will be brought to your ClickBank account home page shown above. A. Account Home (Dashboard) This is the page you will be on when you first log into your ClickBank account. B. Account Settings In the account settings you can change your personal information, set your payout request amount, and add your Social Security Number OR EIN for tax purposes (U.S. only will use EINs).

5 C. Reporting The reporting will give you details of how much money you have made on particular pay periods. You can locate which data submission produced the earnings by selecting "Reporting," then "Transactions." This will display each of your earnings by the vendor (company) name; it will also tell you who made the purchase and where they are located. D. Weekly Sales Snapshot This will display current and most recent pay totals for particular pay periods. This is where you can look to see how much you next check will be for the next pay period. * Don't get confused by the word "Sales" that is a general term used in ClickBank for earnings. You will not be selling anything with with our program. E. Daily Sales Snapshot You can login at and you will see your earnings for each day. The earnings are calculated in real time, which means that when one of your pay code links (hoplinks) creates a earning through data submissions, it is reported to this screen. * Don't get confused by the word "Sales" that is a general term used in ClickBank for earnings. You will not be selling anything with with our program. Special Account feature MARKETPLACE: If you look at the top right of your screen, you will see the "Marketplace" this is where you will select the company or companies you want to use in your data submission postings. IMPORTANT: What we have shown you are the basic features you will need to use in your ClickBank administrative account. Don't get confused with the other options that are used by "vendors" (companies that list there sites on ClickBank). You don't need to create products, set up anything else with the exception of adding your EIN and setting your payout threshold in your account settings. So if you do end up somewhere and ClickBank is asking for money, then you are in the wrong place because ClickBank will never charge you to use their services. ClickBank is set up to make you money, not have you spend money. ClickBank will give you a rating green (Good) to (Poor) red. You will not need to worry about this rating as it is for the vendors who list their companies on ClickBank. Locating and Selecting Companies at Clickbank for Data Submissions We will show you how to locate the thousands of companies to promote in your ClickBank account. If you are not logged into ClickBank, you will need to log into your ClickBank account HERE After you are logged into your account, click on the "MARKETPLACE" button on top of account page menu.

That will take you to the following page: A B How to Select the Companies in ClickBank We are going to show you how to locate and select the companies to work for in your ClickBank account.

6 That will take you to the following page: A B How to Select the Companies in ClickBank We are going to show you how to locate and select the companies to work for in your ClickBank account. We will show you how your pay will be determined based upon each company's offer to you. This is how you will locate any of the 20,000 companies listed at ClickBank: You will have two options: A. Search the ClickBank Marketplace: Here you can search for a particular company, or a type of product or service offered. B. List of Categories: You also have the option to search for companies by categories, and subcategories such as "Arts & Entertainment," "Business/Investing," etc. For example, if you wanted to find the company for diets you would look for them under "Health & Fitness."

7 For our tutorial click on "Computers / Internet" on the list of categories. You will be greeted by this page: A F G B C D E You will not need to know exactly the definitions we provide for the following, and you will not use many of the features listed below. We are going to tell you what they mean anyways. A. The Vendor/Company's Link to Website: In the red text is a direct link to the company's website so you can view their product or service they are selling. You can gather any notes about the company such as selling points, offers, discounts etc. to add to your data submission postings. In the text below you will see the company will list some information about the product and their pitch to you to convince you to get a link for their company and make data submissions for them. B. Initial $/Sale: This is the amount you will earn for each successful data posting for this company. Some companies will have products that will have re-bills which would then earn a recurring earnings amount after the initial earnings. If the company does offer a re-bill they will list it in this column for you to view. This means you can earn money from this company even after your initial successful data submission with out having to repeat the submission. C. Avg. %/Sale: Average percent amount earned per ClickBank affiliate (this is you) per referred sale. Note that this is the net amount earned per data submission; it is impacted by refunds, charge backs, and sales taxes. D. Gravity: The number of distinct affiliates who earned income for each successful data submission for this company. This is a weighted sum and not an actual total. For each affiliate paid in the last 8 weeks, an amount between 0.1 and 1.0 is added to the total. The more recent the last referral, the higher the value added. * E. Vendor Details: Here there may be listed some special features of the vendor. Some of the details may be special promotion tools the vendor may offer such as articles, letters, promotional campaigns, and other promotional tools. There are some other details that will be listed about vendor in this section as well and you are welcome to view them if you choose. ** F. Avg $/Sale: This is the final amount you will be paid for each successful data submission from the company with all the factors considered. This is the amount you will look at to determine how

much you will be paid by this company for your data submissions. * Really the only place you will need to look is the "Avg. $/Sale" to determine your pay for each company.

**Also it is good to look through the 'Vendor Details" to see if there is any promotional material provided by the vendor that you can use in your data submissions you will be doing in Part 2 of

8 much you will be paid by this company for your data submissions. * Really the only place you will need to look is the "Avg. $/Sale" to determine your pay for each company. The other details can be more confusing than it is worth to understand. **Also it is good to look through the 'Vendor Details" to see if there is any promotional material provided by the vendor that you can use in your data submissions you will be doing in Part 2 of Global Data Entry. G. Promote: If you were to decide to work for any of the ClickBank companies this is where you will get your affiliate pay code link also known by ClickBank as "hoplink" that you will use to post with each data submission. Getting the Pay Code Links for Each ClickBank Company Once you have located the company or companies you would like to submit your data for in ClickBank, you will need to obtain their special pay code tracking link also known by ClickBank term "hoplink" in order to get credit for earnings for each successful data submission you create. You will need to be logged into your ClickBank account to obtain the pay code links for any of the companies in ClickBank. Note: ClickBank uses the term "HOPLINK" which is the same as "Affiliate Pay Code Link," so you know they are both referring to the same thing. Whenever you want to get your affiliate pay code link/hoplink for any ClickBank companies you want to promote, click on the "PROMOTE"button. When you click on "PROMOTE" a separate box will pop up (make sure your pop up blocker is off) that will look like this: B A C You will see a confirmation of what % this company is going to pay you for all your commissions on the top of the page. A. ClickBank Nickname: In this box enter your ClickBank nickname (the one you chose when you sign up with ClickBank). B. Tracking ID: This is only for Web site owners, YOU WILL NOT USE THIS FEATURE. C. After you have entered your ClickBank nickname, click "CREATE" The following box will then pop up: A B

9 You will see a confirmation of what % this company is going to pay you for all your earnings on the top of the page. A. Hoplink: This is the actual Hoplink you will copy and use on your data submissions. Copy the complete hoplink that starts with the " to the ".net/" and everything in between. B. HTML CODE: This is only for Web site owners, YOU WILL NOT USE THIS FEATURE. Your hoplink will now be displayed as we show in the box above. As in the example above, the complete hoplink for this company is: NOTE: Each hoplink will be different for each affiliate (you) and each company. So your hoplink will not be exactly as shown above, but the format will be the same. The hoplink is the link you will need to use on your data submission postings. So you will need to do this each time you choose a company for your data submission postings. We will show you where to post these hoplinks in your data submissions in the Global-Data-Entry Part 2 tutorial page so you can start earning money. Using Marketplace Filters to Find ClickBank Companies For Data Submissions We will show you a formula we use to select good ClickBank companies. This is not written is stone, but can get you a better idea on how to select good ClickBank companies. We are going to show you how to select good ClickBank companies by using two important factors: FACTOR 1: When looking at the performance stats of $/Sale, % /Sale, % Referred and Gravity. We want you to ONLY focus on % Sale, andgravity. Why these two? The answer is this: The % Sale will be the percentage that this company is willing to pay you in earnings of each successful data submission. You ONLY want companies at or above 50% for each successful posting you produce. So make sure when selecting a company, you look at this to make sure you are going to make at least 50%. The Gravity is another important performance stat to look for when choosing a company. This number represents the number of affiliates (you) that are promoting this company's product or service. With this you can tell if the company is overly saturated (gravity too high) with promotion thus creating too many postings for one company; or if it is (gravity too low) and may not be a wellestablished company. When selecting the Gravity make sure this number is between 10 and 275. (check this part of the training often as these number we suggest can change as the ClickBank market expands) You can search through ClickBank Marketplace until you find companies 50% or above in % Sale and between 10 and 275 in Gravity. This will still cover about 80% or more of the available Clickbank companies.

10 FACTOR 2: After you find companies that meet Factor 1's criteria, you can now inspect the Web site to see how well the Web site is presented. Click on the red text of the company information to enter the company's Web site. Look at how good the Web site looks, here are some things to look at: 1.) Is it professional looking? 2.) What is its impression on you? 3.) Would you purchase this product if product/service was what you were looking to buy? 4.) Does the Web site get its selling point across? 5.) The site is NOT full of irrelevant information. Some other good selling points on the pitch but are not required are: Time Sensitive - The Web site is only offering a discount or reduced price for a limited amount of time. Testimonials - The Web site has actual people that have tried the product and have been satisfied. If you find good companies using Factor 1 and Factor 2 you will have the first big piece of the puzzle. You do not have to follow these two factors if you choose. We just are trying to eliminate you getting a bad company, or over saturated with workers company. So when you want to make money for any companies in ClickBank with your data submission, do these following steps: 1.) Log into your ClickBank admin pay account. 2.) Choose the company you want to work with in the ClickBank Marketplace. 3.) Get your affiliate pay code link (hoplink). 4.) Add to your data submissions we will show you in the Global-Data-Entry Part 2 tutorial.

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