Recently I decided to do a little experiment which is still in the works. It is with ReviewMe and it is comparing 20 cheap reviews ($10 each) for you math wizzes what is that? Of course $200. Then in a couple of weeks after the dust has settled I will run 1 ad of around $200.
You hear of those forking out the bug bucks for John Chow and others, but what about those forking out the smaller change. What do you think is the best way? Lot’s of reviews or less with more readers?
I will take the results and compare what is the best bang for your buck. The first round is almost complete and the results were not what was expected.
Stay tuned as this will save you lots of money on wasted reviews while getting you the most bang for your buck.
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I think its good to do a few reviews from blogs with good ratings. My blog offers ReviewMe reviews for $40 but if you go directly through me it only costs $30. Also, you get a 300+ word review with screenshots and a pros and cons section as to how you can improve upon your blog. Traffic is currently in the 7500+ per month range and Technorati ranking is 85,000. PR is predicted at 3. Let me know what you think!