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In case anyone was wondering, I currently use the Splash Theme for my Word Press Website. It's been great for a beginner like me to customize and change things around for the most part.

first of all I don't see any articles. Secondly twice when I tried to land on your page I get a fatal error. Every time I click on a link I get the fatal error. Honestly people are not going to stick around if the page doesn't open that's just the way it is. My browser has been acting up but YOU are responsible for making sure your page is loading correctly anyways.

But with articles it depends on how you convert. What is bringing the person to your site? Is it a big square ad? Are you writing at the end of the article for them to go to your site? Are there links within the articles? Are you writing the ad so that people even want to click on it? What is the lure for them to do so?

My advice: you need training in ecommerce. At least you should google how to sell on a ecommerce site. Also google how to convert your customer.

Articles do bring some traffic in the right situation I'm not sure yours is right tho. Please tell us where these articles are placed that matters a lot too.

Your site isn't the problem.

Claire-

I updated a plug-in earlier that I believe was causing the issue. It should be fixed now.

Please re-evaluate

I see this post
http://www.allthecoolest.com/millenn...on-quadcopter/
I assume this is your blog post. But it contains VERY LITTLE
information. There is lots of potential there for you to lead
the customer to where they buy. Information is king on the
internet. People want to more about something first. Little
tid bits won't get you sales. Write a LOT MORE about these
products. Put links to where they buy in the text.

When you lead your customer to the place they buy make sure
they will want to buy when they get there (CONVERT THEM)


site is loading now

First of all I misunderstood you that's why I changed my post.

now yeah I see how it is reviews I also see how you have an opportunity to click.

I missed that page so are your customers missing it see what I mean its not OBVIOUS to customers

have another question, where are you marketing this? Your customers first have to want your product before they even get there. If your customers are untargeted they are NOT going to buy if they do end up on that page by accident.

get a targeted customer over to your product (Forums are good) tell them where to click, tell them where the spot is to buy it. tell them, tell them, tell them what to do. People need to be lead into the act of doing it. its just the way it is.

For example.. "THINKING OF BUYING THIS PRODUCT?" GO HERE USE AN ARROW. On your front page "WANT TO KNOW MORE? CLICK HERE. (I didn't know the images were clickable. other people won't either). Make the part in your review that says "this product has 400 rave reviews" BOLDED or another color. Your text is also pretty light people need the text to hit them in the face it has scream ok read me.

Just because you put up a template and there is text and places to put stuff doesn't mean you have a site that sells. YOU have to do that part.

I am surprised, if someone can really make money from amazon affiliate with this kinds website?

Here are a couple of options of review sites that do quite well.

odditymall.com
shutupandtakemymoney.com

I have been attempting to build a site similar to these.

Another example of a review site is kitchenfaucetdivas.com but this is much more targeted than mine and the first two I mentioned.

Actually kitchenfaucetdivas.com is one of the most inspiring examples i've seen. You should check the specs on that site out. It makes $8,000 a month.

see shut up and take my money? They make it super clear where to click. Kitchen faucet divas are monopolizing on information (they start with information) and they are selling one thing faucets. That's key. oddity mall is also focusing on one thing "Gifts". they also make the place to buy obvious and they are not playing they give the price and use color to draw the eye in. Good examples. One of the sites is using videos to draw attention.

So what's the goal of your site?

MeelisM

they are for motion on the site to attract and keep the visitor happily on your site till finally they buy,

Hey All,

Its been a few weeks since I've added to this thread but I wanted to give an update.

I've changed quite a few things on allthecoolest.com, as well as added some "Buy Now" buttons.

I've even made a few sales. Nothing crazy, but I have made some.

I will keep it simple ...

Home page is bursting with content, and its way to much work to understand what the heck your website is about.

If you are using your home page as a landing page especially, it needs to be synthesized to the most fundamental information about what your site is about and how and why its beneficial to the user. Think of Home page as a clear and decisive introduction - its a HOOK. If you hook them here, they will decide they want to know more ...