They are both very useful it just depends on how you want to present it

Your choice Lisa depending on the product(s) and audience!

Thank you everyone. I have been writing single product reviews. When I am leaving site comments it seems like the majority are doing multi product reviews. I just wondered if I am missing out on something.

I would do singles

I'm glad you asked that question.

All of my reviews have been singles so far but I have been feeling the need to add a couple of the multiple reviews.

Nice question.

Rick

It depends on the product. Some of the "10 best thingamajigs" articles work well. But a single product review attracts people who are further down the buying cycle track. When people are searching for a review of a particular product they are almost ready to buy.

I would do a mix, probably 75% single and 25% comparison reviews.

Andrew.