tinglyrock
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Awesome, awesome guide!
[Guide] How to Write Your Amazon Buying Guides the Right Way
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principleofmotion
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Great guide. Have you experimented with Wirecutter-style categories (Best Overall, Runner Up, Step-Up/Upgrade Pick, Budget Pick)? If so, how do they compare performance wise with product-specific categories like the above?
nichexposure
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That has already been discussed. Here's the answer: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/guide-how-to-write-your-amazon-buying-guides-the-right-way.1098662/page-2#post-11839259
SolomonSEO
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Very nice guide, thanks for your time. Can be used not only for Amazon affiliates, but in general for such types of articles. Highly recommend for reading.
roberto dumas
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thxs in advanced..i was looking for a guide like this..!
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Soooo
1. Intro = 100 - 200 words
2. Comparation Table
3. Product Reviews (200 - 600 words each product)
5. FAQ section = 300 - 500 words
6. Conclusion = 100 - 200 words
7. Engagment Question = 100 words
So if you total it with max words, you get around 6000 WORDS COUNT !!!!
if you reviews 10 product, you can get 9000 WORDS Articles
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so The question is. ..
1. Only 1 small niche product per website? example : headphones, you only reviews headphone?
or you can get another product for reviews
example : headphones, keyboard, mouse, monitor, etc?
2. This is a Pillar articles right? Do you write another articles to support it?
like "deep review for product "Headphone with amazin Bass" and "Headphone with Average Bass" ?
Thank you Very Much
1. Intro = 100 - 200 words
2. Comparation Table
3. Product Reviews (200 - 600 words each product)
3.a. Headphone with amazin Bass
4. Buying Guide = 2000 wordsa. pic
b. Small Intro
c. Spec and Features
d. Small Outro
e. Pros
f. Cons
g. CTA
3.b. Headphone with Average Bassb. Small Intro
c. Spec and Features
d. Small Outro
e. Pros
f. Cons
g. CTA
a. pic
b. Small Intro
c. Spec and Features
d. Small Outro
e. Pros
f. Cons
g. CTA
ETC ETC ETCb. Small Intro
c. Spec and Features
d. Small Outro
e. Pros
f. Cons
g. CTA
5. FAQ section = 300 - 500 words
6. Conclusion = 100 - 200 words
7. Engagment Question = 100 words
So if you total it with max words, you get around 6000 WORDS COUNT !!!!
if you reviews 10 product, you can get 9000 WORDS Articles
=====================================================
so The question is. ..
1. Only 1 small niche product per website? example : headphones, you only reviews headphone?
or you can get another product for reviews
example : headphones, keyboard, mouse, monitor, etc?
2. This is a Pillar articles right? Do you write another articles to support it?
like "deep review for product "Headphone with amazin Bass" and "Headphone with Average Bass" ?
Thank you Very Much
Indeed, replace h1 with h2, and so on. h1 is only for TITLE!Nice guide, apart from the duplicate h1 tags
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Just finished reading this awesome guide and am pretty sure this is far most important guide a noob like me need to follow to build up a nice amazon affiliate site article .. I buy a domain to try this I love gaming and am pretty sure there are a lot to get in there thanks @Nerva I would get back to this thread with my questions if am stock somewhere else.
#Sorry for the English
#Sorry for the English
SEOzack
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Great guide.
I have read it a few times.
With my titles though, I follow this;
H1 - Article title
H2 - Product name
H3 - What product is best for
H2 - Second product name
H3 - What product is best for
H2 - Third product name
H3 - What product is best for
H2 - Fourth product name
H3 - What product is best for
H2 - Fifth product name
H3 - What product is best for
H2 - Buyers guide
H4 - Subheadings in buyers guide
I haven't had an issue so far, it reads great and adds more titles to the page. Looks good too!
I have read it a few times.
With my titles though, I follow this;
H1 - Article title
H2 - Product name
H3 - What product is best for
H2 - Second product name
H3 - What product is best for
H2 - Third product name
H3 - What product is best for
H2 - Fourth product name
H3 - What product is best for
H2 - Fifth product name
H3 - What product is best for
H2 - Buyers guide
H4 - Subheadings in buyers guide
I haven't had an issue so far, it reads great and adds more titles to the page. Looks good too!
Roger Marquez
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This should be in the hall of fame of BHW post
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