Best Way to Set Up Amazon Affiliate Website?

[JDAX23]

(I was told to move this thread here!)

What is the best way to set up a website for amazon affiliate program?

Would it be to find a single product, and the the exact domain for it with review in it as well, and set up a couple reviews of the product and links to amazon?

Or would it be to go a bit broader and instead of something like ChicagoBullsReviews.com do like NBAteamreviews.com and have a bunch of different teams (of course just an example)

So basically Im asking, is it smarter to a build a site around a single product with an exact domain, or build a website that offers different types of products, all in the same niche, that relate to each other, and then getting a more general domain.

Thank you!

[xylement]

Depending on what you want... for me, NBAteamreviews.com will get more traffic but conversion rate will be lower compared to chicago =)

[ttkim]

I've been focusing on a specific niche (not too broad) rather than one particular model/product. If I were to use your analogy for example...

Basketball = General product
NBA = specific product
LA Lakers = specific brand for that product
Kobe Bryant = specific model for that brand

I would focus on "NBA" and then include the particular models as inner pages separated by categories, which would be the brands.

[JDAX23]

Originally Posted by xylement

Depending on what you want... for me, NBAteamreviews.com will get more traffic but conversion rate will be lower compared to chicago =)

Ya I see what youre saying. I have another question as well. How would I go about setting up an amazon affiliate website? This will be my first one, so I have no experience doing so. Load it up with reviews of the product, linking to amazon? and maybe some informational articles? Would I do separate pages for all of these, or articles on one page and reviews on another?

[JDAX23]

Originally Posted by ttkim

I've been focusing on a specific niche (not too broad) rather than one particular model/product. If I were to use your analogy for example...

Basketball = General product
NBA = specific product
LA Lakers = specific brand for that product
Kobe Bryant = specific model for that brand

I would focus on "NBA" and then include the particular models as inner pages separated by categories, which would be the brands.

Ah! That is a good way to look at it!

[StoneWilson]

Depends on your niche, specific products are more easily to promote and often have higher conversion rates, but specific also means lower traffic and less earning sources.