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There are a number of sites which offer book reviewers free books for each review written. You read the book, write a review and as payment, you get a copy of the book.
A while back there were a number of product review scams. The scammers would supposedly send you a gadget in exchange for a review of the product.
I don’t know if such legit opportunities exist for anything other than digital products. My question: if one wants to start a product review blog,should you focus solely on products which you are promoting or should you try to find anyone who’d be interested in having their products reviewed on your
site or social media pages?
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DenisP
You mentioned social media, and it reminds me how I’ve seen a lot of good reviewers get their start on YouTube. A lot have gotten their foot in the door by starting YouTube channels dedicated to niche reviews, such as reviewing video games of certain genres or reviewing gadgets such as phones or laptops.
I think an important factor is finding a certain niche, because the “jack of all trades, master of none” factor becomes really apparent if you try to be a reviewer of everything. Sticking to one type of genre helps make you seem like an authority in a field, while being all over the place seems amateurish.
In short, my advice is to get on a social media platform like YouTube and create videos about niche reviews. You can offer to review products for companies, but ultimately if you gain enough popularity then you should actually start receiving offers and sponsorships. I don’t have any experience in this field, so the advice I recommend is solely based on conjecture and from how I’ve seen others make a name for themselves in the industry. You mentioned social media, and it reminds me how I’ve seen a lot of good reviewers get their start on YouTube. A lot have gotten their foot in the door by starting YouTube channels dedicated to niche reviews, such as reviewing video games of certain genres or reviewing gadgets such as phones or laptops. I think an important factor is finding a certain niche, because the “jack of all trades, master of none” factor becomes really apparent if you try to be a reviewer of everything. Sticking to one type of genre helps make you seem like an authority in a field, while being all over the place seems amateurish. In short, my advice is to get on a social media platform like YouTube and create videos about niche reviews. You can offer to review products for companies, but ultimately if you gain enough popularity then you should actually start receiving offers and sponsorships.
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