Amazon Review - 3,000+ words?
Following on from my last thread: I've taken the plunge and sunk just under $500 dollars into buying my first high-value Amazon product. I'm convinced of the need to provide quality Amazon reviews, so I've bought the item to provide a genuinely stellar, value-heavy write-up.
I've used the product for a good few days and have started to write the review (which focuses on negatives as much as positives, although I think the product is still a good buy). There's just so much to say, and that fits in well with my desire to create really detailed reviews...but what's the right approach with pagination? I'd expect the review to easily top 3,000 words at the current rate. Should I split it up into different pages?
I plan to rely on search engine traffic at least for a short while, so would I see dramatically better results by splitting the review into multiple inter-linked pages? I find this really annoying as a user, and I can't guarantee that the reader will actually find the 'Next page' button if I set it up this way. But perhaps I shouldn't trust my own preferences when it comes to running this business... Especially if the SEO value would be dramatically increased by going with a page-split model. Major professional review sites seem to be about 50/50 on how they approach this issue.
Any thoughts? Thanks!
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