To pushy????

I am not talking about blog reviews in precise. Please read my post.

The line between sales-y and balanced is a very fine one. It's very easy to cross it, so you need to be careful about the following things:


1. Structure
You've addressed this by adding "cons". However, that alone isn't enough for a proper review.
Just imagine what you would do while writing a review for something you used. Take any thing you recently bought and think about how you would review it. What did you like? If so, how did it help you, why did you like it? What did you not like? What are some inconveniences of the product?
Put yourself in the shoes of the people that would actually use the product. What are they looking for? How is their life, why do they want this product?
It's a very good imagination exercise that will help you be profitable in most creative writing areas, not only copywriting.

A review must be balanced between good and bad. If the bad isn't there, then point 2 is that seals the deal

2. Tone
If your structure is good and your tone is too pushy, it all goes to hell.

Two examples:

"The new Vacuum RX is a pleasure to use. The noise is reduced compared to similar products, which is really enjoyable. I also appreciate the fact that it has an extensible cord, which makes it easier for me to go around the house with it. However, the dust bag is cumbersome and hard to clean due to its clasping mechanism in the back. It also fails to provide proper sucking when dealing with heavier objects. All in all, the RX is a good vaccum, despite its failures. 3/5"

This is moderate and sounds like a review. This is not (and sounds more like a sales letter):

"The new Vacuum RX is not only a pleasure to use, but also one of the best vacuums I have ever used! Silent as a cat and flexible as one, it's almost as good as a portable vacuum! Its dust bag may not be the easiest to clean, but considering its other good qualities, who cares? The RX is perfect for dust and other light debris, even though it may encounter difficulties with heavy objects. But who needs to aspire heavy objects when the vacuum manages to clean the whole house perfectly otherwise? If you want to be in for a cleaning adventure, get the RX and be amazed!"

That is written by a fanboy or someone paid to do so. Can you see what the difference is?


Regarding Bengali not having yet a good copywriting market:

Why not initiate it? Send some letters to prominent companies, show them the profits that can be made with a good website and content. You never know what national bussiness movement you could start.

Hope I was of help

sorry for the shitty writing and repetitive words, it's super late here and I'm not all that awake.