Post by PickyChicky on Aug 17, 2015 22:23:17 GMT -6
I came across one of those helpful articles on BuzzFeed about the best kitchen gadgets for "lazy people" that I just had to check out. As it turns out, many of them really are quite practical and useful, especially for those with disabilities, but that's beside the point. I was actually laughing through the whole thing because they were presented in such a hilarious manner.
Then I read the comments and someone mentioned something about the best part of #5 on the list being the Amazon reviews. It's a banana slicer and I could only imagine what reviewers would have to say about that. So I just had to go check those out...talk about hilarious! LOL Ya gotta see this...
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0047E0EII/ref=s9_dcbhz_bw_d0_g79_i1_pd
I have to say, the original article is an ingenious way to present a bunch of affiliate ads -- 23 in this case. Not only are many of the products quite unique and useful, but the hilarity of the way it's written will definitely engage a lot of people. They'll have a good time reading the article while also finding all sorts of cool must-have gadgets that they're more likely to click on and buy (for which the author gets paid a commission by Amazon). Here's the original article:
www.buzzfeed.com/emilycarlo/do-less#.ieX7m00g7
Those who like to blog about their shops and products could take a cue from this article. Particularly those who have trouble coming up with ideas for what to write about. You could present a selection of your products in much the same way to engage more people, bringing more traffic to your shop and possibly increasing sales.
Then I read the comments and someone mentioned something about the best part of #5 on the list being the Amazon reviews. It's a banana slicer and I could only imagine what reviewers would have to say about that. So I just had to go check those out...talk about hilarious! LOL Ya gotta see this...
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0047E0EII/ref=s9_dcbhz_bw_d0_g79_i1_pd
I have to say, the original article is an ingenious way to present a bunch of affiliate ads -- 23 in this case. Not only are many of the products quite unique and useful, but the hilarity of the way it's written will definitely engage a lot of people. They'll have a good time reading the article while also finding all sorts of cool must-have gadgets that they're more likely to click on and buy (for which the author gets paid a commission by Amazon). Here's the original article:
www.buzzfeed.com/emilycarlo/do-less#.ieX7m00g7
Those who like to blog about their shops and products could take a cue from this article. Particularly those who have trouble coming up with ideas for what to write about. You could present a selection of your products in much the same way to engage more people, bringing more traffic to your shop and possibly increasing sales.
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