Many people are writing product reviews for their sites. It can be quite a challenge to know how much you should write, or whether you should actually try and sell the product. I've seen more than one write suggest that an effective product review will be about 1000 words in length - but that's a lot of words and not always appropriate. What you do need to ensure is that you are offering 'value' to your readers giving them enough information to understand their buying options. Style of Product

I noticed that a couple of members have recently asked about what type of website bonuses they could offer. Ebooks are some of the most common bonuses but there are lots of other options you could choose. I should hasten to say I am not an expert in this matter but before you start thinking of offering a bonus you should focus on offering quality content for your visitors. I've compiled this infographic which I hope some people may find useful. You will need to do some additional research on

Back in October (2013) I came across a new member of Wealthy Affiliate who was frustrated because they couldn't access any of the videos on the Level 1 course because they were Deaf. Although there's a lot of information accompanying the video they still couldn't get what was going on without captions or a script. and they felt excluded. There was nothing I could say to them but I made the decision to start transcribing the videos and typing up the Level 1 scripts. A big thank you When I said

It can be a puzzle to know exactly how to pitch your 'About' or 'About Me' page. When writing you may want to consider the three following questions. Who am I? What can I do for you, the visitor? How can I be contacted? Be aware that when you're writing about who you are - readers don't want your life history. The focus should be on the reader. Shown below are mistakes that you should avoid making with your 'About' page. You can view the full-sized infographic here

It's not difficult to make mistakes when writing content for your website. Most of us make errors at one time or another, whether they be typos, language/grammar or punctuation errors. I know I do, even though I try hard to eliminate the most common ones. There are a lot of resources here at WA that can help you to improve your writing. If you haven't checked out Jackie's recent training on common punctuation, grammar and spelling clangers - do so. She has also created a great sequel: co