Your ClickBank nickname allows the company to keep track of all your account activity. You will be asked to select an ID when you open your ClickBank account. The nickname that you choose is important because your customers will see it every time you sell a product, and your nickname will also be on the memo line of the commission checks that you will receive from ClickBank.
Keep in mind that you cannot ever change your nickname, so if you are unhappy with what you have picked, you will be required to create an entirely new ClickBank account. ClickBank will not be able to transfer a balance from your old account to a new account. Unless you want to lose money, you should never close a ClickBank account that has a positive balance associated with it. Because your ClickBank ID is how you will be associated with the products you are promoting, you want to take care when making your selection. Try and come up with an ID that reflects your professional nature. Something like "Surfs4fun" may sound cool, but it could discourage customers from doing business with you in the future -especially if they happen to hate surfing.
I try to pick nicknames that have something to do with the general nature of my business, and it is always a good idea to choose a nickname that is simple to remember. This way, you will be easier to find if someone is searching for you from memory, and you will not have to look for this information every time you log into your account. A ClickBank ID must be between five and ten characters in length, and it can contain numbers and letters. A good ID could be "Marketer1", or something else very similar. Although it does not seem like a big deal, it is important to choose a ClickBank nickname that you will be comfortable with for a long time, and it is smart to be professional with respect to this selection. Your customers will only know you by your nickname, so keep in mind that this information is the core of your ClickBank identity.
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