Workflow for Writing Product Reviews

[Dan Hansen]

Hey!
Can anyone here help me with finding a good workflow for writing product reviews?
I mean, i plan to write a lot of them, and i want to make the process as effective as possible.

What kind of software do you use for writing? Word?
How do you do research? how do you structure the researched material?
Can you recommend a standard structure of a review article?

Any feedback is much appreciated!

(sorry if this has been discussed before. I am a newbie here. )

 

[ridersark]

I generally write the reviews myself. This is the template I follow,

Introduction - 100-150 words
Features - (Just mention how it works and what unique features it has) Total 600-750 words
- Subheading 1
- subheading 2
...
..
.
.
Conclusion (Call to action) - 75-100 words

This should put each of your review article between 800-1000 words.

 

[Dan Hansen]

I generally write the reviews myself. This is the template I follow,

Introduction - 100-150 words
Features - (Just mention how it works and what unique features it has) Total 600-750 words
- Subheading 1
- subheading 2
...
..
.
.
Conclusion (Call to action) - 75-100 words

This should put each of your review article between 800-1000 words.

Thanks!
Do you write the content in word and paste into WP (or whatever you are using) before posting or do you just write directly in WP?
I am asking because there should be some potential in creating templates for different kinds of texts (reviews, guides, how-to, etc) in word.
Or do the benefits of being able to format the text directly while writing outweigh it?

 

[ridersark]

Thanks!
Do you write the content in word and paste into WP (or whatever you are using) before posting or do you just write directly in WP?
I am asking because there should be some potential in creating templates for different kinds of texts (reviews, guides, how-to, etc) in word.
Or do the benefits of being able to format the text directly while writing outweigh it?

I prefer writing out content on wp itself.
First fill out the structure. Headings and sub-headings.
Then I just fill up what ever comes to my mind and once I'm done with that I quickly format it and then use grammarly to check for errors.

 

[sadecentpoint]

best conversion copy is the one which uses all 10 triggers . you actually have a few seconds to grab visitors attention .
try to write in WP in Full screen mode to eliminate all distractions.

 

[ContentWriter]

We write product reviews in MS Word. Then, I deliver the files to my clients. Sometimes, they ask us to post the product reviews on their WordPress-based website.

There are 8 powerful subheadings that we use when we write product reviews. That outline serves as a template for us.
Sometimes, some of our clients have their own subheadings or outline. In such case, we follow theirs.

 

[SEO]

Be careful copying and pasting from programs, they often inject terrible quality html. If you want an example, jot down a quick article in Google doc, format some headers, add a bulleted list, then copy and paste it into WordPress. Then click on html view and behold the inline css hell. Not sure if word does it, but it's worth checking if that ends up being your workflow.

 

[Michel_Bevan]

We write product reviews in MS Word. Then, I deliver the files to my clients. Sometimes, they ask us to post the product reviews on their WordPress-based website.

There are 8 powerful subheadings that we use when we write product reviews. That outline serves as a template for us.
Sometimes, some of our clients have their own subheadings or outline. In such case, we follow theirs.

Yes, I'm also using MS Word and delivery the product reviews on their WordPress based website.