If you think your conversion rate is low, you may need some changing.
I have been exploring many websites that made by WA members and some affiliate marketing websites outside.
I saw a common problem that many of these websites. There are too many reviews and affiliate links. Too many affiliate links will make people don't like your website as they will just think of you making money from them instead of helping them.
However, if you are making reviews that telling people some of the reviewed products are scams, this should be a good idea as you may not posting affiliate links and refer them to your good reviews such as Wealthy Affiliate to convert.
This is because you have to make people think that your website is helpful and you are someone that can be trusted.
In my opinion, 5-8 reviews are totally enough and about 3 of them make money is enough. You should put your time and resources in solving problems and sharing goods to people.
Please leave me a comment below to share what you think!
Cyril
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Cyril,
Absolutely agree with you. I still have a lot to experiment with affiliate marketing and right now I am tempted to just write posts that converts well. But the thing is writing only posts that converts may not lead you to building a strong brand name and audience.
I agree that adding values and sharing what works with you is really important and not just write posts that sells. Because people can tell if all you do is recommend "good products" to them.
I'll be experimenting around and will tell you if I make any new discoveries.
Thanks for sharing,
Anh
And one more important thing is that your blog post should be more related to the theme or the product that generates income. Some of the blog post do not write with proper related contents.
Cyril,
Yes, that's the definition of a "niche" site, where you focus all your content on a specific, narrow topic.
You seem experienced in this topic, I'd love to hear your experience on writing diversified posts. :)