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Summary
For the review, I asked the seller to create an Amazon affiliate site for me. The details of the review are below.

Service Information
  • Seller was very patient and polite during the review process.
  • The order form was easy to use.
  • The seller sent me a ZIP file containing a couple of files. The first file contained usernames and passwords for the domain, web host, and WordPress. The second file contained a detailed report on what's been done to the site.
  • When I filled out the form, the seller noted that I forgot to check any add-ons to receive the full service (since I'm required to do so during the review), so they added these services on for me
  • The keyword was low competition and the article passed my Copyscape check. The article also didn't appear to be spun.
For buyers: The quality of the product or service that I receive is what you should expect, or better. If you feel that the quality of the service has dropped significantly, please let us know via the report button.
 
ORDERING PROCESS AND TIMELINE

I received a review from @Lego for this service offering. I placed my review order on December 19th and received an invoice immediately after.

They immediately started keyword research, even through the holiday season, and provided me with a great keyword and eight options for domains for me to choose from. They also informed me that they were already starting work on content.

Hosting and the domain are included in the package, as well as domain privacy. This is different than most Amazon affiliate site providers where I either:
  • Have to provide hosting and buy the domain and then provide login information, or
  • Create an account at some domain provider and have the domain transferred over to me
Very hands off and I really appreciate that in a service. I declined the SSL offered.

Domain and hosting were set up that same day. A maintenance mode page was set up on the home page to avoid indexing while the site was being constructed. This was December 28th.

Again, even through the holiday season, by January 7th the site was complete and going through a final QA pass by @Lego's team.

Communication on all steps was prompt and frequent without being incessant. Customer service was top notch, which is to be expected with services from @Lego (if you recall I have been a large supporter of his PBN service over the past few years).

Shortly after, I received the completed website in a zipped final report. The report contained two documents: a spreadsheet and a PDF order report.

FINAL DOCUMENTS

The spreadsheet contained login details for the WordPress, associated hosting account and cPanel, and email account. There was an overview of the main keyword (~3,000MS) and an analysis of page one competition for the site.

Additionally, there was a list of over 400 other recommended keywords with monthly search volume, 40 buying-centric keywords with monthly search volume, almost 700 related keywords with monthly search volume, and over 100 product keywords, again with monthly search volume.

The PDF was a review of what was done, as well as details, article information, and more. The list of items covered was 28 bullets long. The PDF and spreadsheet together gave me a complete and well laid-out roadmap to success with this website, and I would estimate that these two documents themselves would be worth well over $100 on their own.

THE WEBSITE
The site came with a beautiful customized home page. There were four ancillary pages (contact, privacy, cookies, etc), and one massive buyer's guide article.

The guide was well over 2,000 words, with images and tables. This guide provides a perfect segway to additional guides and more in-depth review pages.

Page speed performance from GTMetrix on home page:
  • Pagespeed score: 96%
  • ySlow Score: 84% (CDN related)
  • Load time: 1.4 seconds
  • Page size: 903KB
  • Requests: 33
WRAPPING UP

This is a fast load, well built, well written site. It will provide a stellar base to anyone who wants a fully outsourced setup for their own affiliate site empire. From my standpoint, the only thing that the buyer needs to do for this is purchase and then select the domain they'd like, and @Lego does the rest.

Thanks so much for the review @Lego, and I apologize in advance for the waterfall of orders you will likely be receiving with this service offering.
 
PM me samples and coupon please. Thanks!
 
Can you PM me some sample websites?

Good luck. The reviews are amazing :)
 
Can you pm me some samples. Definetly gonna order from you if its like the reviews says.

Will amazon approve account with these websites?
 
Can I see samples, please?
 
Thread Approved

Summary
For the review, I asked the seller to create an Amazon affiliate site for me. The details of the review are below.

Service Information
  • Seller was very patient and polite during the review process.
  • The order form was easy to use.
  • The seller sent me a ZIP file containing a couple of files. The first file contained usernames and passwords for the domain, web host, and WordPress. The second file contained a detailed report on what's been done to the site.
  • When I filled out the form, the seller noted that I forgot to check any add-ons to receive the full service (since I'm required to do so during the review), so they added these services on for me
  • The keyword was low competition and the article passed my Copyscape check. The article also didn't appear to be spun.
For buyers: The quality of the product or service that I receive is what you should expect, or better. If you feel that the quality of the service has dropped significantly, please let us know via the report button.
Thanks Zwielicht! Pleasure working with you through the review process! :)

ORDERING PROCESS AND TIMELINE

I received a review from @Lego for this service offering. I placed my review order on December 19th and received an invoice immediately after.

They immediately started keyword research, even through the holiday season, and provided me with a great keyword and eight options for domains for me to choose from. They also informed me that they were already starting work on content.

Hosting and the domain are included in the package, as well as domain privacy. This is different than most Amazon affiliate site providers where I either:
  • Have to provide hosting and buy the domain and then provide login information, or
  • Create an account at some domain provider and have the domain transferred over to me
Very hands off and I really appreciate that in a service. I declined the SSL offered.

Domain and hosting were set up that same day. A maintenance mode page was set up on the home page to avoid indexing while the site was being constructed. This was December 28th.

Again, even through the holiday season, by January 7th the site was complete and going through a final QA pass by @Lego's team.

Communication on all steps was prompt and frequent without being incessant. Customer service was top notch, which is to be expected with services from @Lego (if you recall I have been a large supporter of his PBN service over the past few years).

Shortly after, I received the completed website in a zipped final report. The report contained two documents: a spreadsheet and a PDF order report.

FINAL DOCUMENTS

The spreadsheet contained login details for the WordPress, associated hosting account and cPanel, and email account. There was an overview of the main keyword (~3,000MS) and an analysis of page one competition for the site.

Additionally, there was a list of over 400 other recommended keywords with monthly search volume, 40 buying-centric keywords with monthly search volume, almost 700 related keywords with monthly search volume, and over 100 product keywords, again with monthly search volume.

The PDF was a review of what was done, as well as details, article information, and more. The list of items covered was 28 bullets long. The PDF and spreadsheet together gave me a complete and well laid-out roadmap to success with this website, and I would estimate that these two documents themselves would be worth well over $100 on their own.

THE WEBSITE
The site came with a beautiful customized home page. There were four ancillary pages (contact, privacy, cookies, etc), and one massive buyer's guide article.

The guide was well over 2,000 words, with images and tables. This guide provides a perfect segway to additional guides and more in-depth review pages.

Page speed performance from GTMetrix on home page:
  • Pagespeed score: 96%
  • ySlow Score: 84% (CDN related)
  • Load time: 1.4 seconds
  • Page size: 903KB
  • Requests: 33
WRAPPING UP

This is a fast load, well built, well written site. It will provide a stellar base to anyone who wants a fully outsourced setup for their own affiliate site empire. From my standpoint, the only thing that the buyer needs to do for this is purchase and then select the domain they'd like, and @Lego does the rest.

Thanks so much for the review @Lego, and I apologize in advance for the waterfall of orders you will likely be receiving with this service offering.
Thanks Sherb! Pleasure working with you! :)
 
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