Guide my Amazon site please

whats wrong with your old thread?
http://www.warriorforum.com/adsense-...-guide-me.html

Totally amateurish and spammy. Stop trying to be something that you're not (a garage door expert) and try adding some value to the web.

OP, as I mentioned in your other thread, that site needs LOTS of work. It does, in fact, look very amateur and spammy. Spend some money on a premium theme and on some design services. Ask yourself if YOU would buy from your site. Better yet, ask a friend if he/she would buy from it.

How does your site add value to any visitor looking for a garage door? Seriously?

Here's an example to try and help you out. You say in one of your articles. "If you buy an insulating kit for your garage door, it would probably cost you around $100. However the potential savings would be probably many times of this."

That's absolutely meaningless to me. Find out how much it actually DOES save the average homeowner in utility costs. Search for the information and find that out. Then, put it on your review. Let them know that by having this kit they can save on average "X" number of dollars per year. Maybe even mention that what they could do with that added savings. Let the visitor visualize it.

How about talking a little on how easy the kit is to install? Or is it easy? How would I know if I had never installed one? Is it something the average guy/gal could do on their own? Do I need to call in a handyman? Find out and let me know that information. Is there a users manual online? Add a link to it so people can see for themselves how easy it is. You want them to say, hey this is easy. I can do that! And out comes the credit card.

This is just the tip of the iceberg so to speak. But this is the kind of information that will set you apart from the other affiliates that do exactly what you are doing...throwing up a site that provides absolutely ZERO value. Ask yourself if you would buy from a site like the one you've put up? If not, then why would anyone else?

My best advice would be to take the time to research and really know your niche and build a site that sets you apart... or shut it down and get out because what you have now is not going to make you any money.

As long as the OP realizes that with these type of sites it should be treated as a churn & burn strategy then there is nothing wrong with this site.

In that case you also don't need to worry about offering value to visitors, just make sure there is a good CTR to Amazon and they'll buy anyway.