Switching to bootcamp
I am troubled by the fact that I've just been told that I need to do product reviews to make money. You do that in boot camp to, but at least it's just one thing we're promoting, and they tell you from the beginning that we'd be doing product reviews. I am a little let down by the affiliate side of things. I wish you all the best.
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You do NOT have to do product reviews for your niche site. You literally can just talk about your niche all the time and then use something like AdSense for generic user based adds. All you need to worry about is putting out content and driving traffic. Reviews are just one of the many proven techniques used for Niche sites. For some, it doesn't fit the vibe of their sites at all. You are the master of your domain so make the website what you want. Do you, it is all good.
Actually it's for more than one product or program in both pieces of training. Bootcamp is for people in the make money online niche. If that is not your passion the OEC should be completed first. The best tip, you don't have to buy a product to review it. In fact, a well-researched product review can be a better help than someone who bought a single product and got either a good one or a once-off bad one.
You have to make the reviews based where your affiliate links on them, that limits things, because there's only the affiliates that have accepted me. Lots to think about
Actually, you do reviews based on helping your reader and won't get paid on every review. I write a review on a scam I don't want to profit from it but can always recommend or have an ad for something that does work in the post.
I also only place a review every 3-5 post so my blog is more industry information than anything. This builds readership for reviews and my money links.
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Hi - as regards the Boot Camp training, all the articles on your website will have to relate to making money online. Unless, thats a subject you really enjoy, you will soon struggle to find things to write about.
You won't just be reviewing WA, you will potentially need to write hundreds of posts and a lot of research is required.
Why are you not wanting to do product reviews for your dog site? There are hundreds of products you could write about, you don't actually need to own the products or have ever used them.
For example, you could pick an automatic dog feeder, they are quite expensive to buy. Just read the reviews on Amazon, look at the best features of the product and write as though you were telling a friend about it.
Ty, I'll take that into account...I just like writing other things better than writing a product review. And Amazon pays only 3% commission for pet supplies.
There's a lot more out there than just Amazon, Anthony!