Having said that though, the email you sent to Dan is to there sales inquiries email address, not their support. Their support has a contact form AND email address you should try.

To read the last review I did on the plugins, and see the one I recommend, read here:
http://affiliate-minder.com/wordpresstutorials/best-wordpress-ratings-review-plugin/

Just to give Andy and everyone a heads-up!

PLEASE Beware that WP Review Engine is NOT supported any longer!

I’ve tried to contact the developer dan@basecape[com] and could not
get any support for the product. As the software currently does Not work or the samples given does Not work.

I’ve just lost $89.98 US hard-earned dollars! Buying a bogus piece of software.

Purchased this product based on the glowing review by Dr. Andy Williams.

Please Dr. Willams, revise or Take Down the portion of your review narrative for WP Review Engine. They might have won your good graces back in 2009.

However, I believe the developer have just used you as a schill, for 2011.

Best,

Spicer

1. THis is a problem with all affiliate programs. Its one of the reason I am working on my datafeed software which I have mentioned before. Now Web Content Studio is released, I can begin the final work on D.I.G. and get it ready for release. You can see some more information on D.I.G. here: D.I.G. News

2. I usually use the product search to find products to promote, I don’t always use those suppliers. I tend to look at merchants according to their merits: how easy their site is to navigate, affiliate leaks like toll free numbers, comission and price of product. Amazon is a merchant I like though, because people tend to buy on Amazon, whether its what you recommended or something that caught their attention while they were there.

I fully appreciate your advice that buyer keywords are important for affiliate sale conversions. I have a couple of questions on the use of the Google Product Search Website to generate a list of buyer keywords for product reviews or descriptions for web page creation:

(1) After creating pages for specific products in a particular niche do you find that you have to update or recreate the pages because the products no longer exists? For example in the Sony Digital Camera Niche (an example shown in your video) I would imagine that camera models would eventually become obsolete. Do you find this to be the case?

(2) When using the Google Product Search for a particular product there seems to be quite a list of stores that sell that product. Do you tend to use Amazon to sell products or do you also use other affiliate stores? How do you decide?

Many thanks for your help.

Kind regards,

Brenton