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Subject: The death of the affiliate review site

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Review sites are going the way of the Dodo.

They're not going to die out, they're going
to be terminated by the worlds biggest
predator or search engine.

You see Google hates skinny sites that act 
and exist as a 'gateway' through to a vendor
so you can make a commission.

What they want is value.

Google want you to add value to your visitor
so they learn stuff, get what they're looking
for and make an informed decision on they're
purchase.

Realistic or not...

A review site is nothing more than a gateway.

They're going to die out, no matter how many
reviews you put up there.

Plus a site with 100 reviews is a site with
100 pages with at least 100 outbound 
affililate links.

In the land of Big G, that sucks too.

Review sites, as we know it, are dead.

What you got to do instead is mix things up.

You need a good balance of articles that 
educate, articles that entertain and reviews
that can then send visitors through to your
vendor.

If you read my last email on knowing the 
people you're targeting first and finding
the product second...

... then making an affiliate site now is 
going to be super-easy.

So you mix it up.

Say you write a review on the top selling
oversized golf driver on Amazon.

Then you write an article on why oversized
golf heads can improve the distance of your
drive and at the same time improve your 
accuracy.

The article links back to your review, your
traffic is pre-sold on the product and your
content is useful.

More than just a gateway.

Plus it the key to getting traffic that's not
on Google.

Facebook likes, re-tweets, G+ shares, Stumbles
and pins with Pinterest.

It's ironic that by doing why Google 
wants, you get traffic that Google can't 
provide.

Now all you got to do is make sure you funnel
that traffic, keep in on site and turn it into
subscribers and clicks on your affiliate links

We'll cover than in the next email.

Keep your eyes peeled on your inbox!

See you soon,

[insert name]

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