Affiliate Marketing Secrets

I have a product idea that I am considering selling through Clickbank. I don’t expect it to be just a HUGE seller – it’s in a craft niche and I know that’s not one of the better ones, but I know a lot about this niche and can create a great product. There doesn’t seem to be anything comparable on CB.
But I thought this would be a great opportunity to ‘get my feet wet’ in this area of IM.
What I am wondering about is if a product has a gravity of 10 (that’s just an arbitrary number), what does that represent? I’m just trying to get an idea of about how many sales are possible, although I know that no one can really predict this.
My other question is how do affiliates find the product to promote it? The reason that I want to go through Clickbanks.net is so that I can focus on the product and affiliates can focus on the promotion, right? So, will I still need to go out and find affiliates?

I run a photography and graphic design business, recently got certified in web design and am finishing a certification in wedding planning. I run a craft blog that I update 4 days a week with tips and tutorials I put together myself. I make jewelry, children’s hair accessories and knit baby props (and the occasion scarf) which I sell in an online store. I’ve been writing a book for years and after I obtain my bachelors in information technology I’m going back to school for a marketing degree. Plus I’ve always had a secret dream to be a florist and chocolatier. No matter which path I follow, I get side tracked by something else and distracted by another. I love learning and growing and evolving. But I can’t make a living jumping from degree and business and job every week. I love everything I do, I have a special passion for each hobby and I pour my heart and soul into it. I’ve had the same hobbies and dreams since I was a kid, and its the same cycle I follow. How do I grow up and settle on one thing?

I run a photography and graphic design business, recently got certified in web design and am finishing a certification in wedding planning. I run a craft blog that I update 4 days a week with tips and tutorials I put together myself. I make jewelry, children’s hair accessories and knit baby props (and the occasion scarf) which I sell in an online store. I’ve been writing a book for years and after I obtain my bachelors in information technology I’m going back to school for a marketing degree. Plus I’ve always had a secret dream to be a florist and chocolatier. No matter which path I follow, I get side tracked by something else and distracted by another. I love learning and growing and evolving. But I can’t make a living jumping from degree and business and job every week. I love everything I do, I have a special passion for each hobby and I pour my heart and soul into it. I’ve had the same hobbies and dreams since I was a kid, and its the same cycle I follow. How do I grow up and settle on one thing?

I run a photography and graphic design business, recently got certified in web design and am finishing a certification in wedding planning. I run a craft blog that I update 4 days a week with tips and tutorials I put together myself. I make jewelry, children’s hair accessories and knit baby props (and the occasion scarf) which I sell in an online store. I’ve been writing a book for years and after I obtain my bachelors in information technology I’m going back to school for a marketing degree. Plus I’ve always had a secret dream to be a florist and chocolatier. No matter which path I follow, I get side tracked by something else and distracted by another. I love learning and growing and evolving. But I can’t make a living jumping from degree and business and job every week. I love everything I do, I have a special passion for each hobby and I pour my heart and soul into it. I’ve had the same hobbies and dreams since I was a kid, and its the same cycle I follow. How do I grow up and settle on one thing?