Do it with all the Social Media Accounts you have with a plugin.
Then you can share, your visitors can share and you can post straight from your website.
Robert

Hey there, just visited you website, it looks great but it seems to be having a few hiccups. It won't let me scroll down

I'm not sure if this is a settings problem but I'm sure you will fix it.

Cheers,

Jacqueline

Hey you've received some good feedback. Have to agree with jvranjes. It's completely okay to promote several products. On my site I promote 100s. When you're just starting out I recommend finding a few products that are really good and focus on them. For example, find similar products to what you want to promote, write reviews, but refer (recommend) the better product.

You'll find once you get started that they don't always buy the product you recommend, but if you can get them to click your link you'll get a commission on any item they buy.

Hope this helps,

Brok

From answers I see that different people have different understanding of the word 'product'.

Here is the answer: when you enter a shop do you want all the same items on shelves? We had it once in the war time, not exciting to see. Take Amazon as example, so what makes the difference between your site and their site? You want to sell things.

Have to disagree with onmyownterms, it is frequently impossible to have one item per post. Imagine, small items, a lipstick, a hat, a package of dried freeze food for breakfast. Can you really make an article about one of them?

In the beginning, I wouldn't go crazy joining a bunch of affiliate networks, just pick one or two. As for products or services, pick no more than 10 to start. You should just have up to 3-5 main products to promote and then add on as you expand.

No limit, but usually not more than one per page.