Amazon Affiliate Blog Requirements?

Hi folks!
Hope your having an amazing day.
I've been on the blogging forums for some time now and I have looked at the valuable content posted by fellow members. However, I am a little confused in terms of the website requirements. So these are the questions I need a bit of help with.

1. What are the website requirements. Do I need a set amount of articles, products reviewed?
2. Is there a limit as to how many products I can post about? Most have mentioned about 10, but if I have a niche with a lot of products, could I branch out to maybe a 100 article?
3. Besides SEO traffic, what are the other sources used?
4. Best and cheapest tool for keyword research and SEO?

I do understand that I have asked a lot of questions, so sorry to bother you folks! I am not looking to be spoon fed, just some quick answers will do. Thanks

1. I recommend having lots of articles, as many as you can.
2. There is no such thing as limit, only sky is the limit. If the niche you are into has 1000 products then your strategy should be to write reviews for all of them this way you cover all of your niche.
3. Social media can also be an alternative to organic traffic.
4. Ahrefs/Semrush keyword tools are very good but quite expensive, for free you can use google keyword planner.

Good luck.

nSnoopy said:

1. I recommend having lots of articles, as many as you can.
2. There is no such thing as limit, only sky is the limit. If the niche you are into has 1000 products then your strategy should be to write reviews for all of them this way you cover all of your niche.
3. Social media can also be an alternative to organic traffic.
4. Ahrefs/Semrush keyword tools are very good but quite expensive, for free you can use google keyword planner.

Good luck.

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Thanks buddy!

xJoker said:

What are the website requirements. Do I need a set amount of articles, products reviewed?
2. Is there a limit as to how many products I can post about? Most have mentioned about 10, but if I have a niche with a lot of products, could I branch out to maybe a 100 article?
3. Besides SEO traffic, what are the other sources used?
4. Best and cheapest tool for keyword research and SEO?

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1. I'd recommend publishing useful and engaging posts such as informative articles, answer-type articles, list type posts, Best [product] roundups and individual product reviews.
2. There have no such limitations you can write about as many products as you can. Ensure that it's informative, unique and well-optimized too.
3. You can use social media and referral traffic (guest post).
4. I'd recommend to use Ahrefs, SEMrush, longtailpro, Amazon Search bar, and Google keyword planner.

Hope this helps a little. Gl

Good keywords to get started. G keyword planner or semrush
Amazing content that reduces bounce rate
Nice theme and a bit of traffic sources

HustleTong said:

Good keywords to get started. G keyword planner or semrush
Amazing content that reduces bounce rate
Nice theme and a bit of traffic sources

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thank you.

Content Queen said:

1. I'd recommend publishing useful and engaging posts such as informative articles, answer-type articles, list type posts, Best [product] roundups and individual product reviews.
2. There have no such limitations you can write about as many products as you can. Ensure that it's informative, unique and well-optimized too.
3. You can use social media and referral traffic (guest post).
4. I'd recommend to use Ahrefs, SEMrush, longtailpro, Amazon Search bar, and Google keyword planner.

Hope this helps a little. Gl

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thanks! How much do you reckon I should have saved up before going full on?

xJoker said:

thanks! How much do you reckon I should have saved up before going full on?

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Depends on your area of expertise and niche. If you could get most of the work done for yourself, you'll save more. You should really consider building links meanwhile

HustleTong said:

Depends on your area of expertise and niche. If you could get most of the work done for yourself, you'll save more. You should really consider building links meanwhile

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thanks, I will look into it I have a couple of ideas as to what I want to do, will narrow down.