Question: Conversion Ratio!

It's more than likely you're targeting the wrong people. Hair loss products are more to do with vanity than health. Other than targeting, conversion rates will be dependent on the ad copy. Money back guarantees are seldom decisive factors - even less so in the hair loss market, I would think.

So, you're sending them directly to a sales page?


Does the sales page have an optin form on it?


If yes, you'll never get credit for sales made to people who optin.


In any case, what you're doing is paying less than the other option:
send them to a landing page you own, where they can give you their email address in exchange for a freebie. Then you send them a series of emails...


By the way, in many countries, USA included, when you have a link in an article to something that's going to make you money, you must state so right before or after the link that you're going to make money if they click and buy.


Putting the link in an article without the "I'm an affiliate" means to me (and most people, if not all) that the link will take me to somewhere where I will get additional information (not a sale pitch). So, when I get to the sales page, I'm disappointed and go back or go to some other site.


You, in other words, are creating the wrong expectation: you're telling them you're giving them info, instead you're pitching them.


Again, most, if not all, will say, Not cool, man. Forget you.


If, instead of sending them to the sales page, you're sending them to an article on the seller's side that has more info, they may like the info so much that they sign up on the product owner's email list and you'll never get credit for anything they buy once they're on that list.

Before you go changing too much Arif, one thing you can try is putting the Profollica part with the link at the end of the post.

After people read about your all natural home remedies it may convince them you're knowledgeable on the subject.

Then you can turn up the volume a degree and finish with something like

"The above method has worked for some people. But if you really want to accelerate your hair growth I highly recommend trying Profollica hair treatment.
It's an all natural treatment derived from (INSERT UNIQUE MECHANISM HERE) that has been clinically proven to nourish and regrow hair in as little as 90 days."

(Use your own writing style and level of hype for your pitch)


This way you can finish with your Profollica pitch and have it be the last impression they receive after you've already given them something for free. And it might prime them to take it one step further and buy a dose.

It might work, it might not. But it's a simple no cost test you can run before you abandon your current strategy. Especially if you're already attracting a lot of traffic to those pages with your current message.