[consumertreehouse]

Hello everyone,

My website it basically done, except for cosmetic fixes that are being worked on right now. I have a few new affiliate programs that are going to be put in the place in the next week or so, but I have no idea what to do when it comes to advertising.

My website provides 100% unsolicited and unbiased consumer reviews that all user-created and published. This is new format for consumer reviews, as all reviews come directly from the public, in hopes of educating and providing usefull information to the public

I would like to know what has worked for you. I would also like to link up with similiar sites in order to do some cross promotion and help out everyone at the same time.

If you want to let me know what has worked and what hasn't for you. I look forward to all the advice, good and bad.

Follow the link below or e-mail me direct at consumertreehouse@gmail.com

Thank you

[Search Engine Market]

Your website is quite ok, only I believe the categories should be on the side and on the content itself, you may place in the current review or the featured review for the month or week.

For marketing, you're doing the right thing to post on forums. Be a problem here.
Directories and blogs could also help your popularity.

[consumertreehouse]

Thanks for the response. I am working on directories now.

Thanks again.

[Aletheides]

For more effectiveness and easier monotization you should think about niching if you are ever going to do the same kind of project again

[Michael Dunlop]

You could sell the products your review via a affiliate link or dropshipping.

[Slick_Rick]

How? I found Free Doba Review FREE DropShipping Guide, Tools, Tips to be a great place to drop ship. I think that if you have the review categories you should take the most popular ones and start drop shipping with doba... Any-who... Workin' fur yurself can be tuff