MarketHealth Affiliates

I wouldn't dream of it, myself.

Writing articles and publishing them only on your own site isn't a traffic-generating plan, anyway. The only traffic that can ever bring you, eventually, is a little bit of search engine traffic, which you surely wouldn't want to depend on, to sell Market Health products, anyway?

The more accurately you can target and isolate your traffic, the better you're likely to do.

"Health" isn't a niche at all. It's a market, and perhaps the world's biggest one, which contains thousands of niches.

Who's going to read the articles?

How are you going to get traffic? This is the question to which the answer is going to determine your income. These other questions about which theme to use, and so on, have very little to do with it.

I don't know the product, but in marketing terms the principle certainly sounds a far better one, because that will make it easier to attract traffic. You're still going to need a traffic-generation plan, though (and preferably one that doesn't depend on Google). Good luck!

Great Advice Alexa. That will really help me to plan this out properly.

If I do go ahead with creating one site promoting all MH products, then I was thinking of getting paid traffic to my Health site, maybe bing, yahoo etc. What do you think?

I have both: two general health themed sites (one for womens health and one for diet pills) and specific product sites. The key to creating a big generic site is to split the categories into sub-niches. So it's like you have many mini sites in one. I'm only now realising what a big task trying to keep such a large website up to date is, but it's actually easier than keeping my seperate product sites up to date.

Both approaches have their merits. What happens if your big site gets penalised? In that scenario it's better to spread out into mini niche sites.

You should NOT target a specific product because they drop and add products. Not as often as many affiliate networks but enough that you don't want to lock yourself in to anyone specific product.

Instead target a general area such as skin care, stress management, weight loss or what have you. Then add general articles and specific product related articles.