Okay, so once you have all your research collected, it is time to write the product review. However, don’t write your review unless you first have an outline. In my opinion, putting together a rough outline is crucial so that your review will be well-organized and coherent. Also, working off of an outline can actually make the writing process faster because you will already have a general idea what to write about without having to think about it every few paragraphs.
I generally organize my reviews as follows:
1. Introduction
2. How (product name) works
3. My thoughts on (product name)
4. What others think about (product name)
5. Pros and Cons
6. Conclusion
7. Where to Buy (Product Name)
You can sometimes lump together 6 & 7 depending on what you feel is most effective for your review. Let’s go through each section in a bit more detail
I generally organize my reviews as follows:
1. Introduction
2. How (product name) works
3. My thoughts on (product name)
4. What others think about (product name)
5. Pros and Cons
6. Conclusion
7. Where to Buy (Product Name)
You can sometimes lump together 6 & 7 depending on what you feel is most effective for your review. Let’s go through each section in a bit more detail
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TJ Books
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You worked your butt off on this tutorial. I thank you! I expected a table comparing products. This was more comprehensive. But when you compare products, you give a potential buyer more choices which can be good in some ways and bad in others.Good luck to you. Keep improving everyday and you will do very well in this business. John
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josephthl
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Thanks John! I did indeed put a fair amount of time into this tutorial. There are definitely pros and cons with using a multi-product review vs a single product review. I've learnt that which approach you use has a lot to do with the market and the keywords you are targeting. I'm looking to release another training module in the coming weeks about writing a multi-product review as these are especially helpful around Christmas time. Joseph
Scott W
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Many so called trainings on WA make me go "What?" I have no idea why anyone would feel compelled to publish such a "training" resource.
This training, on the other hand, is a true resource for anyone still learning the ropes. It is insightful, well organized, clear, and filled with VALUABLE content.
Thanks for this, Joe. I look forward to reading more from you.
This training, on the other hand, is a true resource for anyone still learning the ropes. It is insightful, well organized, clear, and filled with VALUABLE content.
Thanks for this, Joe. I look forward to reading more from you.
