Hi there,

people will search for a review for that product.

So in your case, bobreview.com would be great.

Regards

No, it's not a good strategy. Dot com is the preferred domain extension for commercial sites and you will lose traffic to the dot com if you try to copy the originator's site domain. People just by default type in dot com when they are searching for a site.

Also, you would be confusing your audience if the name you choose is exactly the same as the creator's site (except for the extension). And confusing the public is not a good thing - the FTC will have reason to believe you're purposefully trying to steal business from the original web site. Don't do it.

Steve

I wouldn't do it as the product owner may be protective of their brand they created (especially from companies that trademark their product names). You open yourself open to possible legal action or/and have the name taken away from you.

Here's an example - you go and register NutriSystem.whatever to promote their affiliate program. They either force you to stop using the name, take the name away or very likely sue you. You deserve it!

Now if it is a generic product like computers & you register computers.net then you should have no problem whatever.

I personally wouldn't do it. Get a domain name on the topic that your affiliate product covers, and then just recommend it as your #1 choice for your prospects. And of course get traffic and leads for the promotion. It all boils down to the marketing.

Alright cool. Thanks for the great advice fellas!