About your amazon affiliate blog

[-Ali-]

Hey y'all

I was wondering for you the guys who have amazon affiliate websites if you use affiliate links on the informational posts ?

I would also like to know how many images you use per post and how much is the average normal time one should spend editing the article ?.. since i just outsource the writing .

 

[liyong601c]

The answer is to think for user intent!
No constant answer!
Easy learn from competitors...

 

[-Ali-]

The answer is to think for user intent!
No constant answer!
Easy learn from competitors...

You mean that i'll just to keep like trying in different ways unculding what the competitors are doing until i find the ones that suits me

 

[Writerly]

So you can put Affiliate links in your informational posts, but I usually don't, just because the opportunity doesn't present itself that often. Instead, I like to link to other articles on the site where I used more Affiliate links. That way, the informational articles don't come across as biased.
You can put in one or two images per post depending on the length of the article, or more if you're doing product reviews. As for the editing, ideally, your writing service already handles that — unless you have a specific idea of how you want your content to look. Although, usually, you can just give your writing service a reference and let them format the article according to that. Everything else is completely up to you. If you want to know how many pictures you should use, check out what the competition is doing and consider whether or not you want to be doing the same thing.

 

[JamaicanMoose]

I drive the traffic to my existing buying guide / review pages.