June 30, 2016 at 8:28 pm

Hi @scheng1,

By 1000 sites, do you mean we have to click or surf 1000 sites in order to make the broken peanut amount of thirty cents? If it is, it is definitely a waste of time. And again, the pity thing is that they pay peanuts and broken peanuts and call it ‘bonus’ as if we can celebrate diwali with that! very bad. Surfing at least 350 sites in a day to get to the cash bonus page is definitely another nail.

June 30, 2016 at 8:54 pm

@scheng1

Thanks for the info. By the way, how does it pay? If it is a traffic exchange – it won’t give you any sale.

1 way to monetize is: to have ads (not Adsence though) on your website. Is there any way to monetize using that website (if you have no ads)? I mean to say – does that website pays you for sharing your link?

Please give full details.

I have never considered any traffic exchanger yet myself but will consider if I find it a legit and working solution.

July 1, 2016 at 6:02 pm

@thinker If your website has Adsense, then you cannot use traffic exchange.

It will get you ban.

You cannot use Easyhits4u to get traffic to your articles in any writing sites too.

However, you are wrong to assume that you cannot get sales for affiliate program.

I have gotten sales for Clickbank before.  I managed to get one check from Clickbank but the check was in US dollar, and after the charges imposed by the bank for clearing foreign check, the amount was too little.

I had canceled my Clickbank account.

I still use it to get referrals for Bitlanders, though the success rate is not high.

I think Easyhits4u is the only traffic exchange that pays consistently since 2003.  No other traffic exchange lasts so long or pay so well.

July 1, 2016 at 6:10 pm

@raaman Easyhits4u is meant as a traffic exchange, not purely a PTC site.

Many people use it to get referrals, or to get sales.

I have used it successfully to get sales for Clickbank products.  It is extremely hard to get one buyer, though when you get a sale, and you earn a commission, the feeling is very good.

Too bad Clickbank (at that time) did not pay by Paypal.  They issued check in USD, and the bank took a few more days and charged me extra for cashing in USD check and converted to my local currency.

The earnings of 30 cents per 1000 sites is a bonus, not really a reason to join Easyhits4u.

July 1, 2016 at 9:18 pm

@scheng1 – you were fortunate to get sales using a traffic exchange. It seldom happens.

I too wanted to learn Clickbank affiliate marketing but don’t know anything. May be you can teach and counsel me on how to do it.

Sorry but why you opted for a Pay Check? They have a direct deposit option too. Click here to know more.

https://accounts.clickbank.com/accounting.html#A3

I guess you are American. So, it works for you. If my guess is wrong, please visit the link above. The page mentions countries supported for XACH direct deposit. If you are still disappointed, go for Wire transfer.

ClickBank doesnot use PayPal. That is true. But I think it is okay. The other options are still there. There is 1 thing great in ClickBank – the commission is close to 50% (sometimes even more). Anyways, it is upto you to decide how to use it.

By the way, you still did not clarify – exactly how does EasyHits4U pays? I am unable to understand that.

July 2, 2016 at 7:01 am

@thinker That was long time ago.  I have canceled my account in Clickbank.

Affiliate marketing is too much work for too little money.  I can earn more by article writing.

Good luck to your venture in affiliate marketing.

July 11, 2016 at 9:44 am

again, it recalls me those glory time at bubblew.