Do you prefer promoting low-cost, high-volume products or higher-ticket items with bigger commissions? Would love to hear what’s worked for you and why you’ve chosen that approach!
What is the price range of products that you prefer to promote, and why?
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Graybeard
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I think that's more dependent on your perceived product value, and its reputation.
Also, that price point would depend on the buying power of the market you're reaching.
Personally, I made the most money with a purchase point of $30 to $50 initially on a revshare deal as an affiliate.
Also, that price point would depend on the buying power of the market you're reaching.
Personally, I made the most money with a purchase point of $30 to $50 initially on a revshare deal as an affiliate.
Mid Price Range ($50 – $250)
Small business owners, professionals, serious hobbyists.
You get a healthy mix of volume and profit margin. This range allows for quality-focused marketing, especially on platforms like Facebook, Instagram, or Google Ads.
Small business owners, professionals, serious hobbyists.
You get a healthy mix of volume and profit margin. This range allows for quality-focused marketing, especially on platforms like Facebook, Instagram, or Google Ads.
we've seen both models work, but they behave very differently. low-cost, high-volume products tend to do better with push and pop traffic, especially when paired with a short, compelling prelander. higher-ticket items usually require warm traffic or strong intent — which is where in-page push or direct click (redirect) traffic with narrow targeting can outperform.
if you’re testing either model, we offer a self-serve DSP with push, pop, video, and redirect traffic worldwide, across all verticals — full control over CPC/CPM bids, GEOs, devices, and even keyword-level targeting.
are you currently sending traffic to owned offers or working with affiliate networks?
In my case i go to middle offer like 50 to 100 bucks etc
Many people say go to high ticket offers but as a beginner it will take some long time to convert those offers as promoting high ticket products need a relationship ,provide real value etc
I think going with high ticket its the way but not for beginners
Many people say go to high ticket offers but as a beginner it will take some long time to convert those offers as promoting high ticket products need a relationship ,provide real value etc
I think going with high ticket its the way but not for beginners
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