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Review or interview?

by fin
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I want to offer the first affiliate product on my website.

It's still kind of young so not much visitors, and this is where an interview would be a good idea.

I just want to do a simple 5 questions, which I think are important. I'm thinking in the future when I e-mail my list, it's going to be better asking them to check out an interview, rather than a written review.

Just looking for some thoughts really, though I'll probably go with the interview unless someone says it's a terrible idea.

Don't wanna e-mail someone asking for their time if I won't use it.
#interview #review
  • Profile picture of the author withavision
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    • Profile picture of the author fin
      Nah, just e-mail them 5 questions.

      I'll then write a post, with my questions and their answers.

      Have an introduction, and a call to action at the end with my affiliate link.
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  • Profile picture of the author jamesrich1
    I like either or. The questions serve as a quick version interview. I would personally like a full interview if I was interested in your sub niche.
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  • Profile picture of the author Turpen
    You can record a skype call for a little added value.
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  • Profile picture of the author PaulyC
    I'd definitely try to get a real interview - via Skype is a great idea.

    You'd be surprised at how willing to do an interview even some of the bigger names may be, as long as you make the right approach.

    I think the value that will come from the connection of a real interview will far outweigh the value of a written blog post.
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