100% compatible with DLG, EDP and ECG- You can now easily integrate easyClickmate with DLGuard (DLG), EasyDownload Protector( EDP). and EasyClickGuard (ECG). No need to mess with any coding.

You want to be sure that if you need support, you will NOT be ignored – even though you’ve purchased the software several years ago.
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CBmall has been in business since 2002 and a fully accredited A+ rated member of the Better Business Bureau since 2005. You can be proud of this internet business.

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If you are promoting products on ClickBank as an affiliate here’s something that will make your day…

I’ve just picked up a superb training/script package called CB Bonus Domination and I feel like a kid in a candy store!  (more on this in a minute)

As you know we regularly offer readers a bonus (or bonuses) if they pick up an affiliate product we recommended through the newsletter.  A) because it helps conversion and boosts our commissions and B) because we appreciate the fact people can choose who to buy from, so we like to ‘add value’ for them when they decide to buy from our recommendations and not someone else’s.  (it’s a win:win) 

But there is also a third reason which until a few years back I never really considered the significance of that much…

You see when we deliver a bonus a ‘buyer’ gets added to our mailing list, okay they didn’t buy from us, but they have proved themselves to be someone who takes action, someone who is responsive and who is prepared to invest in their online business – And as you probably know a list of buyers is generally 10 x greater for you financially than a list of regular ’free’ subscribers.  The net effect has been that over the years of offering affiliate bonuses our lists have become more responsive to new offers and far more profitable for our bottom line.  (because we probably have a much higher % of action taking, ‘buyers’ on our lists than most other marketers)

Then around 18 months ago we started testing - We placed special offers at the back end of our bonus delivery pages…  Usually a special deal only available to the people who had bought a third party product from one of our promotions.  The first time I did this it was for a product that normally sold for $97 and because we had just received a commission of $50 we offered it at half price – it made sense to do it, and a lot of folks took up the offer…  Now while I can’t recall the exact figures, that special deal offered via the back end of a bonus delivery page brought in around $3,500 in extra revenue.  It turned a $10K promotion (via commissions) into a $13.5K profit (an increase of 35% to our bottom line profits)

Needless to say we didn’t need to be convinced it was a winning strategy and since then we’ve run dozens of these kinds of promotions – Now while some generate just a few dollars extra, a fair percentage have actually doubled (and more) the end $ amount we generated in front end commissions alone…

…  Clearly adding bonuses makes sense if you regularly promote affiliate products:

• Stronger lists with a higher % of action takers/buyers
• increased loyalty among your readership because they know they’ll get added value from checking out your promos
• and the ability to increase overall profits

But there is a downside…  Setting up bonus offers, and delivering them takes time.  If you are dealing with a lot of bonus claims it can take hours to check them all out.

And that’s why I was so excited to read about CB Bonus Domination because it fully automates the entire process of bonus delivery and backend monetization for you.  Now there are other scripts out there in the marketplace we have used but the script that you get with CB BD has some very exciting features…  I’m sure the creator Jeff Czyzewski won’t mind, but I’ve just swiped this from his sales letter:

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In order to do business online, you will need a merchant account. While traditional merchant accounts often require pre-approval (and even business credit checks), you can save time and money by simply creating an account with a third-party processor

One of the most commonly known is Paypal.com and the beauty of this service is that it’s affordable, simple and requires no paperwork, credit checks or approval.

It only takes a few minutes to create your account. 

Here’s a quick walk through of how to get started:

Begin by clicking on the “Sign Up” link from Paypal’s main page. You will then need to choose to create a Personal, Premier or Business account.  Now here I’d recommend choosing a Business account if you intend on doing a lot of business – and you do!

Reasoning:  With a business account, customers will see only the business name that you enter rather than your personal name. You will also have no transaction limits or withdrawal limits. 

Next, you will be asked to indicate the type of payment solution you are looking for – Here choose ”Website Payments Standard” and continue.  Next you’ll be asked to create your Paypal merchant profile, which includes entering in your business name, address and email address.

Note that you will not be able to change the first and last name associated with your Paypal account, however you will be able to change the Business name associated with your account later on.

And that’s pretty much it…  Once you have created your merchant profile, Paypal will send a verification email to the email address you included. You will need to click on the link contained within that email in order to complete the sign up process.  You should take some time to explore your Paypal account area, including adding a bank account and credit card to your account so that you are eligible to participate in all of Paypal’s advanced features as well as remove any sending or receiving limits.

Now there’s also another service you should create an account at - 

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