Overview
If you are currently a ClickBank user with a single account, you can sell or promote one (or multiple) products from that account. However, you may want an additional ClickBank account to sell/promote products from a different industry or a separate niche. Or, you may want an additional account to better track your affiliates or because you have exceeded the 750 product per account limit. Whatever the case, you can create additional ClickBank sales accounts that you can access with a single set of login credentials through the ClickBank Master Account.
How to Create an Additional Sales Account From a Master Account
NOTE: If you have a sales account that is not linked to a master account, create a master account first by signing up for a ClickBank account with an email address not associated with your sales account.
Step 1: Log in to your ClickBank account.
Step 2: Click the Accounts tab.
Step 3: Click Create Account.
Step 4: Select the type of ClickBank account you want to create from the Account Type dropdown menu.
Step 5: Create an account nickname. NOTE: You cannot change your account nickname once you create it.
Step 6: Click Sign Up. Click the hyperlinked account nickname to access the sales account interface, NOTE: If you create a new sales account, it cannot be deleted from your linked accounts and will always display in the list of accounts.
ClickTip
When you log in to access your multiple accounts, you will use the email address affiliated with the accounts--not the nickname of the account. Your account nickname is the identifier of the account. Once it is selected, it cannot be changed. The account nickname is primarily used for transaction tracking purposes. However, it is displayed to the customer during the ordering process as well as in the memo of all payments you receive from ClickBank and in any referral payment links. We encourage you to keep that in mind when choosing your account nickname.
Additional Resources & Related Articles
- KNOWLEDGE BASE ARTICLE: What is a Master Account?
- KNOWLEDGE BASE ARTICLE: Creating Your First Product