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How dare you give a warning based on experience. I'm always suspicious though of heavy affiliate links and when every review on a product (1000+) are all 4-5 s
by bilekas 5y ago
How dare you give a warning based on experience.
I'm always suspicious though of heavy affiliate links and when every review on a product (1000+) are all 4-5 stars. I know it's not but it screams to me of the dropshipping popup sites.
- selykg 5y agoWhat I've heard, and no idea if this is true, but I think my experience backs it up somewhat I just have no hard proof of it. If you see a company advertising heavily on social media sites, and Remarkable is everywhere for me on social media sites, they're basically throwing all their money at advertising and all other areas of their business are getting the short end and suffering. With the recent news they're moving subscription for their various services I think it's clear Remarkable is likely to die in a couple years.
- rchaud 5y agoAffiliate sites have ruined product search in the same way that Pinterest has ruined image search. Video reviews/tutorials are often the way to go because they tend to be more up to date (you can't fiddle with the Youtube publish date the way you can with a blog site). Additionally, the tutorials can help demonstrate niche features and whether they function as expected.