Google Ads, landing pages, and Clickbank links

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Hi - I would like to run paid ads (supplement/health niche) on google that link to my landing page under my own domain. My CTA would link to the affiliate sales page (Clickbank).

I'm seeing a lot of conflicting information - some say it's completely fine while others say it'll get you banned. Has anyone here been banned for doing this?

If so, what successful changes did you make?
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  • Profile picture of the author Zoheb M
    I would like to add to the question. Is clickbank the problem? Or is it the affiliate link?
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    • Profile picture of the author wolfstrom
      Google ads has a policy about not creating landing pages for the sole purpose of directing traffic to another page. It seems that under this policy any affiliate marketing landing pages would be banned?
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      • Profile picture of the author Monetize
        Originally Posted by wolfstrom View Post

        Hi - I would like to run paid ads (supplement/health niche) on google that link to my landing page under my own domain. My CTA would link to the affiliate sales page (Clickbank).

        I'm seeing a lot of conflicting information - some say it's completely fine while others say it'll get you banned. Has anyone here been banned for doing this?

        If so, what successful changes did you make?

        Most affiliate marketers are not going to disclose their strategies
        that took them years to develop. You need to figure things out
        on your own like everybody else.

        The first thing you should do is ensure you have the CB vendor's
        permission to do your method if it's anything out of the ordinary.


        Originally Posted by wolfstrom View Post

        Google ads has a policy about not creating landing pages for the sole purpose of directing traffic to another page. It seems that under this policy any affiliate marketing landing pages would be banned?

        When dealing with a policy that impacts your setup, you need to
        develop a workaround.

        Put some quality content on the page and it shouldn't be an issue.

        I would also recommend that you develop a website that's at least
        5 pages so that it doesn't seem so spammy.
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  • Profile picture of the author spartan14
    Well i dont know to much about paid traffic but from what i understand that the peoblem can be the mods as if they dont like your landing page etc they will ban .I hope that someone much experienced with paid traffic can give you an exact answer
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  • Profile picture of the author DABK
    So, basically, you would like to make little money for your efforts.

    Think it through. Let's say, 100 people visit your page. Ten click the CTA button, end up on the product sale page. Two buy. You get commission for 2 dales. Awesome.

    The product owner stick the 8 that did not buy in his email marketing funnel. Three buy a few weeks later. You get no commission.

    Let's say this now. One hundred people visit your page. Thirty click your CTA (which is for a freebie, not the product sale page). You get them in your funnel, in other words. Three weeks later, 14 of them go from your emails to the product dales page and 5 buy. You get your commission 5 times.

    In addition, 2 of them buy from the other product you are selling. Because, now that they're in your funnel you can present them any product that makes sense. More than one.

    Yes, it takes effort to set up your own funnel. And time. But on e you set it up once, it works, with no or little effort on your part, for the 2nd batch of 100 visitors, and the one after, and the one after, and so on and on.

    And, guess what? The cost to make 5 or
    6 sales this way, beyond the funnel setup, is around the same as making 2 sales the way you propose.




    Originally Posted by wolfstrom View Post

    Hi - I would like to run paid ads (supplement/health niche) on google that link to my landing page under my own domain. My CTA would link to the affiliate sales page (Clickbank).

    I'm seeing a lot of conflicting information - some say it's completely fine while others say it'll get you banned. Has anyone here been banned for doing this?

    If so, what successful changes did you make?
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  • Profile picture of the author rajapk12
    There is no issue for promoting Supplements from Well known Affiliate Networks like Clickbank or buyGoods but never ever use any kind of Cloaking/Dynamic DNS ripped pages etc to run your ads.
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  • Profile picture of the author joncoates89
    I personally ran into so many problems with this back in early 2020, even had an ad acct suspended. Same thing with Bing. It was so frustrating I just stuck with Facebook.. I f I were to go back, what I would do instead of directing people to a 3 page funnel or survey that ultimately lead people to my cb sales page. I would just have a lead magnet related to that product, and on the thank you page (after I tell them to check their spam and all that) I would have a picture of a video with the headline thats on the promotion page, and then redirect that image of the video to the hoplink.so basically just click on the image add the hop link as a redirect. (and this is on your thank you page for your lead magnet.Then from there even if they dont buy right away, you can just include the offer in your auto responder newsletters. and future follow up.
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  • Profile picture of the author usmansahar
    Nowadays Google for affiliate sales can be risky, as some Google policies do not allow direct redirecting to affiliate pages. To avoid being blocked, try linkscloaking I am using 6 month working good no issue come in my side
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  • Profile picture of the author Mabu Map
    As long as in your landing page, there is no big claim, then it's fine.

    Ultimately, one of the way to do it right is to do it WRONG first, so don't stress out

    just try it and learn from it - good luck bro
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