One SEO trick I can share with you is to get a list of keywords that are tightly related to the products you're going to be selling.
Find questions that people normally ask about the product that you're going to be selling.
Create content that answers those questions.
Make sure that the content is really helpful.
And on those pages, link to the review pages of the products that you are promoting.
I hope you understand what's going on here.
Publishing reviews in of themselves is not going to be enough.
People can tell that you're trying to sell something.
But if they find themselves on your website because they're searching for specific answers to questions that they come up with when they're trying to solve a problem, you appear more credible in their eyes.
They're more likely to trust you when you link to a product review.
Now, once you have those pages published, use an SEO tool to find Quora answers that already rank #1 for questions that are related to your existing content.
The rest is easy.
Basically, you write an answer that teases the source on your site.
You have to offer enough valuable information and answer their question, but the key is to get them excited about a "deeper answer."
And for that, they have to click on your link so when they go to your site, they first get the long, drawn-out answer that is very comprehensive.
And once you impress them with that, then they can click to the product review.
That's how you sell.
You sell through credibility, and the best part of this technique is Quora is already ranking #1 for those pages, and they allow you to piggy-back on their success by writing answers
Do you see how this works?
You leverage their existing #1 rankings to target your niches.
Unfortunately, this doesn't apply across the board.
Some niches are just off-limits, but you need to find products that you can promote that fall within the niches that Quora ranks #1 for.