how to make a sale on clickbank through fb (5)
does any one give a suggestion
That's a pretty broad question. Going to really need to give us more info here, but obviously your going to need to post a facebook ad which either direct links to an offer or goes through a lander.
I take it this is a 'make your first conversion' thing given where the Q was posted. If that is the case this is one time where I might actually recommend searching the same thing on Youtube. There seem to be lots of Youtube videos on both Clickbank and Facebook, as they are the most well known affiliate network and ad source to a large extent. Probably some pretty decent free information on Youtube about it.
I think one of the biggest obstacles to running Clickbank on Facebook is that Facebook is probably not super friendly to Clickbank type products. I don't run Facebook so I have no experience with it, but there's definitely some experts on here can chime in, especially if you give us a little more info on your situation/goals/plans 
For FB to Clickbank, you need a FB page, a ‘bridge’ site e.g. a blog, website, or lander which looks like a website (advertorial) and then run FB ads as normal to your bridge page.
I've never tried to run FB traffic to CB products, but I used to run Adwords traffic and they're almost just as fickle.
2 main considerations I can think of are:
1)How "legitimate" the product is. And this doesn't only apply to the particular product, but also the type of product. For example, back in the day, I was promoting a software that could "turn your PC into a TV" - which later on resulted in all my campaigns getting banned because that type of software was hyped up beyond their actual capability.
2)Your ad and landing page. This should be obvious - the ad and landing page will need to be whitehat (unless you're cloaking). I want to remind that it would be a bad idea to direct-link (again, unless you're cloaking), because even if one affiliate (or the product owner) runs misleading ads directly to the CB affiliate link then it would put the product on FB's "bad list".
Amy
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