How do you get content for Amazon niche sites?

Savant1709

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Hey there folks,

I `ve created two Amazon niche sites, but I am currently struggling to get content for my site.
I have no idea how to talk about toasters. Let alone talk about 30 - 50 pages worth of random toasters I find on Amazon.

Can someone shine light on this? How do you guys write hundreds of reviews for this kind of stuff? Also, this is starting to look like a very time consuming strategy because I want to run more than just 2 Amazon niche sites, but the time it takes to write 50 pages of content about a bunch of god damned toasters is just too much.

Please throw the dog a bone...
 
That is why we have people who are specialize in writing content... If you don't know how to research for a topics, then you really needs to hire a writer.

Tips: You can see how your competitors are doing and then do the same...
 
Hire someone to write it for you. Thats what I do. Then you can focus on building more sites instead.
 
Buy Toaster, try everything, take pictures, write review.
 
If you have no idea about writing articles/reviews, you can purchase them from someone else. There are many good sellers who are experienced in this field, on BHW. Ask someone for a sample and see which seller do you like the most, and order from them. You can find articles from competitor's site, combine them and rewrite yourself if you do not have the money to order content. :)
 
EDIT: Method Explained via skype.
 
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You need an idea generator. We all do when it comes to stuff like this. So Google up the First Draft Content Generator. It not only writes content, it writes content around a keyword and several ideas about that keyword.

I programmed it specifically for this purpose (and a few others) and it has helped me tremendously as a writer who was hired to do what you don't really want to do. :o
 
You can use iWriter or if you have bigger budget you might try JoeCanWrite. He's one of the best for the money ::)
 
Just outsource the writing part, man. You can get pretty good yet affordable writers here on BHW (in the Content Marketplace).
 
You can use iWriter or if you have bigger budget you might try JoeCanWrite. He's one of the best for the money ::)
yes but that are much expensive to purchase.
Outsourcing is best method to write content.
 
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