Start a review website or...?

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Hi Guys...

I am a YT + CB affiliate.. I would like to start a website in order to promote CB products via it as well...
What is your suggestion please? Is starting a review website (one product based or a a lot of different products you suggest per one website?) a good idea, or you suggest something else?

Thanks
 
I think it is always best to focus on a single product. It's too
distracting if you are promoting more than one product on
a page. Make it a single product review page.

There is an old saying, "The hunter who chases two rabbits catches neither one."
 
I think it is always best to focus on a single product. It's too
distracting if you are promoting more than one product on
a page. Make it a single product review page.

There is an old saying, "The hunter who chases two rabbits catches neither one."

Thank you...

So you say that it is not a good idea to have a review website for several products? Even a website with different categorized sections?
 
Thank you...

So you say that it is not a good idea to have a review website for several products? Even a website with different categorized sections?

The best way to find out is to test.

You can try a "catalog" type website with a menu and links to different CB products,
and also try a website devoted to one product only. Then see which works the best.

Cheers!
 
The best way to find out is to test.

You can try a "catalog" type website with a menu and links to different CB products,
and also try a website devoted to one product only. Then see which works the best.

Cheers!

nice , but if there is only one product review per site how are you gonna post more which is intregal to get search engine traffic

i thought seo requires you to post more often to get your site ranked in search engines
 
Sure u can, then promote it with youtube as you are doing currently then some seo here an there
 
Review websites are over-rated.

They work, however MNS with 5-15 pages of QUALITY content convert much better.

IMO, review sites are difficult to build without being obvious you are selling the product. The best way to build them is be totally honest about what you are reviewing. If the product is crap, say it and don't pull any punches - this will give your site credibility and build trust.

I think MNS work much better because you aren't actually SELLING anything. All you are doing is giving good info away for free - which is the key to making money.
 
Review websites are over-rated.

They work, however MNS with 5-15 pages of QUALITY content convert much better.

IMO, review sites are difficult to build without being obvious you are selling the product. The best way to build them is be totally honest about what you are reviewing. If the product is crap, say it and don't pull any punches - this will give your site credibility and build trust.

I think MNS work much better because you aren't actually SELLING anything. All you are doing is giving good info away for free - which is the key to making money.

Thanks Freddyjames...

Your post made me to start another thread about the quality content and good info!
So How do you provide those quality contents and info while they should be unique and the affiliates more likely are not experts in the products they promote?

Thanks
 
I think it is always best to focus on a single product. It's too
distracting if you are promoting more than one product on
a page. Make it a single product review page.

There is an old saying, "The hunter who chases two rabbits catches neither one."

I'm totally agree with this.

Based on my experience, I'm only promoting one product at a time. Maybe for a month. I'm testing and testing using paid and free traffic. If it convert, I will scale it up. If it doesn't then I move to another products.

I think it's all about testing...
 
I think if you are going to make a review site - make sure some of the reviews are honest/negative.

There's nothing that destroys credibility more than a site telling you that "everything is awesome so click the links and buy!" .
 
Thanks Freddyjames...

So How do you provide those quality contents and info while they should be unique and the affiliates more likely are not experts in the products they promote?

Thanks

Get someone to write the pages for you if you are not a writer yourself.
 
interesting! i tried doing a multiple review site, and it doesn't seem to work, good luck :)
 
On a related topic, has anybody seen a (.reviews) domain ranking in the SERPS yet?
 
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