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Review Sites: Newbie Question

by gbmann1
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I have 10 review site templates with 3 affiliate products on each templates.

Do I need a domain for each template or is it best to use them as subdomains of another domain I have?

What is the best way to market the sites? eg: drive traffic to them?
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  • Profile picture of the author iAmNameLess
    For 10 different niches? Use 10 different domains, not sub domains.
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  • Profile picture of the author RichardJFox
    Drive traffic using keywords. For example if one of your products was tennis rackets. Go after a particular brand - Slazenger Xcel 350TI, write a review on your website, then post an article about the same product in ezine articles with a link to your site. Contribute to forums in the same niche (linking to your site through your signature), hubpagrs, squidoo lens etc...
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  • Profile picture of the author Mike Hlatky
    Originally Posted by gbmann1 View Post

    I have 10 review site templates with 3 affiliate products on each templates.

    Do I need a domain for each template or is it best to use them as subdomains of another domain I have?

    What is the best way to market the sites? eg: drive traffic to them?
    I would highly recommend purchasing separate domains for each one of your keywords and templates.

    A common way to drive traffic to review sites is with SEO. Generally, review sites use keywords in the domains that have little to no competition. With a few backlinks, you will be able to rank at the top of the search engines.
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  • Profile picture of the author gbmann1
    Thanks to all for the information. Now I know how to proceed.
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