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EMD Product name - How would you do it?

by FreeMeal
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Was just having a nose about on the GKT and found a few exact product names that get a reasonable amount of searches, and they are available as EMD's too.

I know how effectively a product name search can convert, but I'm just wondering how best to set up a site for it. Do you think a one page website with an amazon link will cut it? I don't really want to spend much time on a really big site, as it's only a fairly cheap electrical item product (around the $60 mark). The competition in google is virtually none existent, so getting it to rank will be easy.

I usually make medium sized Amazon-type sites, but I'm looking for a less-fuss option here.

What about forwarding the domain to an affiliate link? Does that sort of thing even work?

Any advice appreciated.
#emd #product
  • Profile picture of the author y2kh8r
    Make sure the name isn't trademarked, or you'll get kicked out of the Amazon program.

    There's a trademark search engine , it shouldn't be too hard to find in Google.
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    • Profile picture of the author AlexGeorge
      Ive been doing well with 1 page sites. I good long article 700+ words. Make sure you don't over optimise the content. Keep the keyword to just the title and description and maybe once or twice in the main body.

      In regards to SEO, I wouldn't start any linking until the site has been up for a couple weeks. Then gradually build 1-2 links a day and after 4-6 weeks of that you can gradually increase linking to maybe 4-5 links a day. It can some times rank quickly or take 2-3 months, but doing it like this ensures your rankings stick and you wont get penalised by google as long as your links are diversified and of quality.
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