Review sites - should I review one product or multiple products?

[aopo.mark]

Hey everyone. As I mentioned in another thread, I have a couple adsense sites up, but I'm looking at moving into promoting affiliate products. Just to test this out cheaply, I created a Squidoo lens about www.courtrecords.org, which is a clickbank product, and then I wrote four ezine articles. I made two sales off of it in a month (obviously I wasn't knocking myself out there!).

But I'm encouraged that even with an awful looking lens and such minimal efforts, I actually made two sales. So now I'd like to try again and do a decent job at it.

I now am going to get a landing page/minisite designed for me and write articles driving traffic to it. I have a couple of questions:

1.) Would I be better off putting links to some other pages on the site in an unobtrusive place like the bottom of the page, in hopes of getting better google rankings? (Obviously kinda downplaying those links so people don't get distracted because what I really want is for them to click on an affiliate link.)

2.) Do review pages do better if you have multiple products on them? I'm really hoping to actually buy one product, use it, discuss it in detail - here is the terrible problem I was having before (Dog training - I came home every night to find chewed up furniture and shredded carpets, I was at my wits end, I hit the internet desperately searching for a solution, until I finally found the answer in this sanity-saving product - etc.)...and I really don't want to have to buy three or four products. I guess I could fake it and use testimonials from the affiliate site...
But could I do just as well reviewing one product?

[Ryan smith]

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