CBmall Links to Promote

The purpose of this page is to show you how the CBmall linking system works and what links you can promote.

CBmall is actually organized into niches/categories. You can promote any specific page within CBmall, as long as you use the right link.

All you need to do is navigate to any page within the mall and put your CBmall/ClickBank ID onto the end.

So if your ClickBank ID is mallbucks you would replace YourID with mallbucks

For example, here's the home page:

http://www.cbmall.com/?storefront=YourID

Perhaps the most powerful link to use, if you want to promote the CBmall itself, is sending people to the 15 Powerful Ways CBmall Makes You Money eCourse. It's powerful because once people finish the 15 ways course, they either buy a CBmall or they roll into the CBmall Newsletter.

The CBmall newsletter follows up with these subscribers for more than 1 year with weekly emails that carry your links. So you have many chances to earn commissions from these subscribers.

By the way, when people go to the 15ways page below, it has an exit popup to the sales page, so you get two chances to sell them. Try it.

The link to use is:

http://www.cbmall.com/15ways.asp?storefront=YourID

Hiding Your Link

If you are running ads anywhere the link will be visible, you might want to hide it.

See this video on link hiding.

CBmall links with no pop-ups - these are created especially for campaigns that do not allow pops, like Google.

http://www.CBmall.com/15waysnopop.asp?storefront=YourID - the 15 ways subscribe course with no pop

http://www.CBmall.com/nopopjoin.asp?storefront=YourID - the sales page with no pop (I think the 15 ways course is a better idea though)

http://www.CBmall.com/search/default.asp?storefront=YourID - the home page with no pop

http://www.CBmall.com/auctionnopop.asp?storefront=YourID - the auction page with no pop

Here are other popular pages you can promote:

For the CBmall Search engine

http://www.cbmall.com/search.asp?storefront=YourID

For the Red Hot Products Page (Look this one over - there are some great products that are getting a lot of "buzz" here):

http://www.cbmall.com/redhot.asp?storefront=YourID

If you run any online auctions or sell eBay related info or items, this is a perfect page to promote:

http://www.cbmall.com/auction.asp?storefront=YourID

Here's a specialty niche page that has search engine related products:

http://www.cbmall.com/search/engines.asp?storefront=YourID

This page has products related to eZines:

http://www.cbmall.com/marketing/4.asp?storefront=YourID

Remember that you can send someone to any page within the mall as long as you put your ID onto the end.

If you want to promote a page in an email, you may want to consider using a redirect. Here's some info on that:

http://www.cbmall.com/affiliate/domain.asp?storefront=YourID

Testing 1 2 3

CBmall immediately hides your affiliate link for increased security.

There are two easy ways to test the system.

1. Use your standard link: http://www.CBmall.com?storefront=YourID. Your ID will immediately disappear. To check if it is actually in the system, view the html source code (Choose View then Source from Explorer) and you will see your ClickBank ID at the very bottom of the source code.

You can also navigate to the join.asp page or the 15ways.asp page to do this same test.

2. You can always test the system by simply going through the purchase process with any ClickBank link. Go to a ClickBank product and click order on that merchant's page.

The first ClickBank screen will ask for your location and zip code. Fill it in.

At the second ClickBank screen where you would enter your credit card, look at the very bottom of the screen and you will see something that looks like this: [YourID/cbmall]. If you see your ClickBank ID there, the system is working. That's all you need to do.

What if it's not working?

If it isn't working either your link is wrong or your cookies are not working properly. This can sometimes happen when your browser does not recycle cookies as it should. To fix that, simply delete your cookies.

But - remember that if you test this on a merchant page you have previously visited, you may still have a ClickBank cookie on your system,. Try another product you would have never otherwise visited, or delete your cookies and test it again.

Jeff Mulligan
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