Cliqly: The Beginner's Guide

Awhile ago, I got interested in affiliate marketing and like the supportive algorithm Instagram has, it began to send me more reels related to side hustles, digital marketing and the like. One of the reels that caught my attention: it mentioned how to earn quick money through email marketing. It said it was 100% legit and the comments were mostly positive so I decided to give it a go.

That’s how I was led to Cliqly.

Now just as a disclaimer, I’m not trying to give a positive or negative review on Cliqly. I’m just giving you the basic facts and my experience with the program. It is entirely up to you to make the decision to give this hustle a try or make it into a long-term income generator. This article will just contain the basic overview on what Cliqly is. If you want to give this a try, I’ll include my referral link at the end of this article. I’ll receive a commission at no extra charge to you, of course.

Long story short, when you sign up, they give you a free trial. Your startup Cliqly account comes with a 5,000 email subscriber list (which is a great start). All they ask you to do is send 75,000 emails a day to your subsriber list (which can be done by bulk) and send out 40,000 emails to new people to get them to join the list. Everything is preformatted, all you need to do is just choose a pre-written email, add in your name and voila! Send those emails out. Everything can be done in less than 10 minutes a day.

Now for the more advanced points of Cliqly:

1. Your starting account comes with 200,000 Cliqly List Building Emails and 500,000 Cliqliy Pro Emails. According to the initial training video for beginners, you are required to send out 75,000 Cliqly Pro emails and 40,000 Cliqly List Building Emails. Here’s what I found out, there’s no actual daily limit, you can send emails out as many times as you want, but there is a limit on your initial starting credits so if you’ve reached 0 credits, that’s the end of that. The key point of this program is to do it consistently on a daily basis to see results. That’s why they planned it out so that the starting credits given to you should be able to last you for 5–7 days, that’s your free trial.

   
   

2. Here’s what everyone wants to know about these sort of programs: how much do I get to earn? How much is in it for me? Well the answer is from the emails you send out, every click to the links in those emails will generate 0.10 $ for you. On my first day, I managed to have 8.80$ sitting in my commissions page. That means out of the 75,000 emails that I have sent, I received 880 clicks. By the fifth day of my free trial, I’ve earned 48.20$.

But wait, what’s the catch? All this is beginning to sound too good to be true right? Here’s what they don’t tell you when you sign up for the free trial: You need to achieve a minimum of 300$ in commission before you can cash out.

So what happens when you run out of credits? That’s when you need to make a decision of whether to just walk away (you’ve given it a try, the funds you’ve earned through commissions are in there but you’re wondering if it’s worth it) or you can spend 97$ to top up your credits and continue to reach for the minimum threshold to cash out.

That’s it for the basic overview for newbie’s to Cliqly. It that caught your interest, you can get a free trial here. Once again, no pressure. If you feel like it’s for you then go ahead and give it your all!