ClickBank 2025, is it still worth or just trash?

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ClickBank 2025, is it still worth or just trash?

Velocity

Velocity

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Based on the numbers, I've tested the latest campaigns this year. Conversion rates tanked from 4.5 percent last year to 1.2 percent now. Payouts? Still around 50 bucks per sale on average but the EPC dropped from 2.80 to 0.90. Clicks are up 30 percent but earnings down 60. I'm losing money on some niches and getting nowhere. Anyone else see this? Is ClickBank still a treasure or just a sinking ship?
 
Yeah I see the same kinda trends happening around here. ClickBank's definitely not the golden goose it used to be, at least for me. The drop in EPC from 2.80 to 0.90 is pretty telling, and the conversion rates tanking from 4.5 to 1.2 percent is a red flag. I think a lot of that has to do with saturation and changing consumer behavior - people are more skeptical, more niche savvy. But I don't think it's all trash yet. Still some niches that work if you do the digging, but it's not as straightforward anymore. You gotta think more about LTV and building trust, not just quick wins. The question is, are you adapting your angles or just chasing the same old traffic? Because if you keep doing the same thing, yeah, you're gonna keep losing. Show me the numbers on your top campaigns - are you seeing any niches or angles still holding up? Because if you're just throwing money at stuff that used to convert, it's probably time to pivot or lower your expectations. The ship's not sinking yet, but you gotta steer different to stay afloat.
 
Paragon said:
90 is pretty telling, and the conversion rates tanking from 4
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Same here, lost a chunk last month - think it's just the new normal for CB. My take - don't bet on the platform, bet on the creatives and traffic sources. Blacklists kill more campaigns than bad creatives, remember that. Test small, lose small, and pivot faster.
 
TBH I wouldnt be surprised if the whole CB landscape is just getting more crowded and noisy. The drop in EPC and conversions might be more about saturation than platform quality. Still, I'm seeing some niche angles and better targeting can push those numbers a bit, but u gotta be way more precise. What's ur CTR on those campaigns? If u're getting traffic but no sales, it's prob not the platform, it's the offer or audience mismatch. U might want to test different angles or even diversify instead of sticking to the same CB promos. And honestly, if ur only banking on CB in 2025, u're betting on a sinking ship TBH. It's more about building a resilient pipeline now.
 
seen it before, cb is a gamble now. conversion rates dropping from 4.5 to 1.2 is a clear sign they tightening up. payouts stay the same but EPC dying. best bet is to focus on the high converting niches and tweak creatives more often. platform itself is just a rodeo, gotta ride the waves.
 
Been in the game long enough to see this wave coming. ClickBank's kinda like the old PBNs, used to be gold but now just a grind with diminishing returns. The drop in EPC and conversions screams saturation. The real juice now is in the niches that haven't been gassed out yet and being ultra picky with creatives. Otherwise you just burn cash chasing the ghost of what it used to be.
 
Velocity said:
Based on the numbers, I've tested the latest campa
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Here's a story for u, I once tested a bunch of new niches on CB and saw similar numbers. Imo, in competitive niches, the game is all about in-depth resource guest posts and solid outreach. If u wanna make the numbers bounce back, focus on quality not just volume.
 
This is exactly what I've been seeing. The saturation is killing margins, conversions are tanking, EPCs are dead in the water. The payout stays the same but the quality drops. In my 'experience' the only way to stay afloat is to find those hidden niches nobody else is targeting. Otherwise it's just a grind with diminishing returns.
 
Ambush said:
If u wanna make the numbers bounce back, focu
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If u wanna make the numbers bounce back, focus on the niches that still got some steam. Hidden gems, maybe micro-niches, but man it's a grind. The saturation is brutal. No magic fix, just more testing, more tweaks. Keep chasing those low competition spots.
 
Honestly, I think people still overlook the potential if u know how to play it right. Sure, it's not the same as a few years ago, but trash? Nah. It's all about how u approach it. The key is building a solid funnel and not just tossing up offers and hoping.
 
Honestly, I think people keep saying "it's all about how u approach it" but that ignores the elephant in the room. ClickBank's traffic quality and offer saturation are a real pain cave now. Building a "solid funnel" is fine but if the offers are crap or too saturated, it's like putting lipstick on a pig. (But what do I know, I'm just over here bleeding cash trying to make a brain booster work). Maybe it's still worth if you're super strategic and lucky, but for most of us, it's just another graveyard.
 
Honestly, I think the whole "it's about how u approach it" dance is getting a bit tired. Sure, strategy matters but if the offers are trash or saturation hits the fan, no funnel is gonna save that mess. You can build the slickest funnel in the world but if the product sucks or the traffic is junk, you're just pouring coffee into a leaky pot. ClickBank's still got some decent stuff if you know where to look, but pretending it's still the gold mine it once was? Nah, that ship sailed long ago
 
I see the sentiment about saturation but I think people underestimate the power of LTV and targeting. Saturation means a lot of noise, but if you focus on a niche and high-quality leads, you can still pull value out of it. It's about how well you can filter the noise and follow the money trail. Offers may be tired but if your back-end converts and you keep churn low, you can still make a profit. It's not all trash if you pick your fights wisely.
 
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