making big amazon review site worthwhile?

That's a pretty broad question lol. But sure, it'll work as long as you can get targeted traffic to the reviews

I want to write quality reviesz and only promote quality products. I figured I could just make big review site.

Basically, no. A review site needs just a single category for each related keyword to work correctly.

Think about how you are going to structure your site based on SEO. In other words, how will people find your site when they are looking for specific products?

The answer is to build a network of sites. You can still do this from one domain, by using subdomains dedicated to specific product types.

Then focus each subdomain review site to specific keywords and give a category to each keyword. That way visitors to your site for a particular product type won't be distracted by other, unrelated reviews. And the Search Engines will be able to deliver results to 'net surfers related to their searches.

You can interlink these sites, of course, using related keyword based links for those products in the same niche. For example bread makers could link to toasters and kitchen implements and so on.

It sounds like a lot of work but it's not too difficult once you set up your first site as you can then clone it. I'm working on a similar strategy right now!

Yes, a broad site will certainly work. Remember, you SEO pages, not sites. Just break your site out in different categories and target products that you know u can rank for.

Hey Corey

Yes that would work but you could also do as Jpaston says. There are multiple ways of creating a good Amazon site.

An authority site is a long term site that you can build up over time and gain authority as time passes and this will continue to help you rank better for products as your gain authority in Googles eyes.

Kickin it on Amazon

Gaz Cooper
Amz Training Academy