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Thanks OP
Unlike what many people believe, the intro is as essential as the actual reviews and buying guide. This is the first thing your readers will read, and as it reflects what they can expect from your article, it’s the section that will encourage them to either keep reading or flee your site.
Personally, when I start a new site, I try to pick a brandable domain name to leave myself room to grow. I start with several articles in the same microniche, and once I see some movements, I move on to the next microniche within the same global niche.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?
Yes, I do. Both buying guides and informative posts. I'm currently preparing a comprehensive guide on how to create niche sites efficiently. I'll update this thread once I publish it on BHW.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" ?
You should link to all the products on your list. The idea is to get the reader to Amazon ASAP to reap the benefits of their 24-hour cookie.1. Let's say I'm reviewing 5 products, should all the 5 contain different affiliate links or the idea is just to pick one product, maybe the best of all and embed your link in it.
Both can work, but the first would be easier to rank.2.. Which is preferable - Niche focused review site or general review site?
Exactly.You can also use this section to set expectations (= that this article will lead to a buying decision).
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/guide-how-to-write-your-amazon-buying-guides-the-right-way.1098662/page-2#post-11839259The guide is good.
But too many H1 , is that good for SEo ?
The guide is good.
But too many H1 , is that good for SEo ?