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Hi !
I am writing a review of wheels for cyclist.

Should I write in title: XXX Review by professional cyclist or XXX review from professional cyclist?
 
definitely with the word "by", its more search friendly
 
XXX Review written by a professional cyclist or XXX review from a professional cyclist?

Go with whichever sounds more natural based on the tone of the content. Is the content written first, second or third person?
 
XXX Review written by a professional cyclist or XXX review from a professional cyclist?

Go with whichever sounds more natural based on the tone of the content. Is the content written first, second or third person?
lol google can detect that too? so by nature the first person is the owner of the something, and google will rank that content first, right?
 
lol google can detect that too? so by nature the first person is the owner of the something, and google will rank that content first, right?

If the rest of the blog is written first person, it gives the impression that you have used, tried and tested the products and are writing based on your own experiences.

Sometimes I've seen reviews of products in the second < quite rare> person ( ie you will like, you should ) and also third person referring to the third party individual, so here it could be you have asked a professional to give their review on the product, for your blog.
 
XXX Review written by a professional cyclist or XXX review from a professional cyclist?

Go with whichever sounds more natural based on the tone of the content. Is the content written first, second or third person?
It's written in first person. However I am not native English speaker and have problems to choose which one sounds more natural
 
If the rest of the blog is written first person, it gives the impression that you have used, tried and tested the products and are writing based on your own experiences.

Sometimes I've seen reviews of products in the second < quite rare> person ( ie you will like, you should ) and also third person referring to the third party individual, so here it could be you have asked a professional to give their review on the product, for your blog.
man that's a lot of consuming power to detect that kind of things, there must be some kind of trick for this... or is it just detecting those "main" words like you said [(you should, you can), (i tried, i like), etc...]
 
Either of the two is correct:

XXX review written BY a professional cyclist
XXX review FROM a professional cyclist
 
Either of the two is correct:

XXX review written BY a professional cyclist
XXX review FROM a professional cyclist

If i ommit word written in "XXX review written BY a professional cyclist", will it still be correct?
 
Hi !
I am writing a review of wheels for cyclist.

Should I write in title: XXX Review by professional cyclist or XXX review from professional cyclist?
See, if cyclists start doing XXX reviews; I totally think that Johnny Sins will lose his job. Nevertheless. Let the egg-sports cum in and answer you.
 
^LOL

But my question remains. Can some native speaker tell me if If i ommit word written in "XXX review written BY a professional cyclist", will it still be correct?
 
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