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I totally agree with what Dan just eluded too, reviews are what build consumer confidence and what sell products, links are really not effective as a sales tool they are only really a medium to get people to a product, reviews are what make people click on a link.
Hi shane yes I saw your reviews. I was simply reinforcing the selling potential of reviews as a tool that's all. Your reviews to be honest are lacking.
I am a fairly successful marketer and When I write reviews they are typically 700 to 1500 words with images utilizing SEO techniques and all the training WA offers. I know you are just starting but have you looked at other members sites to see what their reviews look like? This is a great resource having access to all these members impressive websites where you can learn from others.
Here's one of your reviews
Electric Phone Review
Jason loves feeling like an adult with his little smart phone. He takes it on every car ride and learns colors, shapes, numbers, and beats.
What's wrong with this review?
For starters Google rewards content, relevant content with high rankings in search results. The training here at WA is very specific, it knows what Google is looking for and that is content that makes you look like an authority. Please take this as constructive because that is how it is intended. WA offers the best resources anywhere but only if you are willing to use them. Your website structure looks good all you need to do is really expand on your reviews make them single page posts so they stand alone, add some images of the products and you should be answering questions that consumers might want to know
Is the phone safe?
what kind of paint is on it?
where is it made?
How's it stack up to like products?
How is the price point in comparison?
What's it made of?
What ages do you recommend it for?
What are the features that makes it worth the money?
When I write a post or a review I start with a series of questions and set them out on the page and start filling the in, these questions are my headers.
This is just a fraction of the knowledge I have gained through the training here at WA which is here for you also, happy blogging Mike.
Thank you so much Mike! Ok, so how I have reviews on one page, posts and pics on another, and they are categorized, bjt the category thing is at the bottom and I can't figure out how to move it... So, how all of those are on separate pages, if I turned it into one page it would be better?
Hi Shane here is a link to one of my sites avoidonlinemarketingscams.com have a look at how it is set up every program or tool I review has it's own page which is called a post in the dashboard on your website. When you go into your dashboard you will want to "add new post" for every review you do. The only time I combine more than one review on a page is when I am doing a comparison review like the" 5 top website builders" where I want readers to see comparisons of the various website builders. Have a look and let me know what you think, see how the reviews are laid out.
Wow. I love that set up! How did you enter the stuff at the bottom ? I'm trying so hard to make with my time what I can because of how busy I am with my son
Hi shane there's no rush just do what you can and it will all eventually fall into place. The theme you have will be a little limited because it is under a starter membership but there should be no reason why you can't ste your site up with reviews as single posts (pages) really do the content on them add a few images and then if you ever decide to go premium one day you can transfer all your content to your new website you never lose what you have done so keep producing quality content when you have time, good content ( thorough reviews like I showed you with the questions and then you answer them will rank well in Google. The stuff at the bottom is just a picture that I attached a link to which can be done through "ad image" on your website, it's really quite easy once you have done it once.
The key for you right now is content, content, content, write one good review well thought out answer questions you think your readers will want to know and let me know when it's done and I will go over it and give you my thoughts, cheers Mike.
Thanks once again Mike! I've done a bit to my page, but II added a review from amazon itself, is that bad? Is the only way to make good money through your program is by buying the premium? I'm so close to google, but I still dont understand how to make money besides the commission. I'll try and finish my videos tonight and keep you updated :)
Hi shane you shouldn't add content without consent from the owner of that material. I always tell people to get their feet wet really understand what internet marketing is then go premium when you want to go to the next level which is making some serious money.
When you have a site that offers reviews you are using these reviews to have people buy these products on your advice going to the retailer's website to make a purchase you getting credit. When you have lots of content and reviews this can provide a lifestyle that you could only dream of, not fiction, it's real, I live the dream now but it took dedication and follow through on training, that's your pep talk for today, cheers Mike.
Shane: Mark my word. It will be your product reviews (that are great) that will make you a lot of money...more than the links to the products that you are reviewing. People are dying to get someone else's point of view. That is why QVC, for my wife, is so darn successful.
DAN
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Hello Shane, I had a look on your website. You have to do something improve your site more attractive for people. Google some keywords online and then click on the very first website to have a look, then you will have an idea to set up yours.
Good luck!