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Post all reviews on 1 page or seperate pages?

by BradRich
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On my site I am doing reviews of about 4 or 5 products 500 - 600 words each. That would be a long page if I did it all on 1 page, but I think it would be easier for them instead of going to multiple pages. What do you guys think? Single page with multiple reviews or many pages with 1 review each?
#page #pages #post #reviews #seperate
  • Profile picture of the author Ray01
    well, we have to put ourselves as a visitor of the site, which one more convenient? to me, it will be more convenient to read everything within one page, ...
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  • Profile picture of the author WillR
    I agree that the longer version should be on it's own page. The point of a review site is for people to easily compare things against one another. So I would have a page that compares all the products in one of those comparison charts and maybe gives a little brief summary then link to separate pages that have the whole review on them.

    The more laser focused a page is the better chance it has of ranking for that particular product.
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  • Profile picture of the author Toots
    Put yourself in the readers shoes. I prefer any review to be short and to the point. I would aim 300 words and put them all on one page. Starting with the one I like the best at the top. That how I like to see a review and how I like to do my reviews.
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