How many domains do you have just sitting around or parked and not earning much? Have you wanted to put up sites but just can’t find the time to develop a ton of sites? What about setting up a quick and easy review site using WordPress and then let your visitors do all the content for you?
This would work best with either generic product related domains or geo-targeted domains but could probably work with a lot of different types of domains. Of course the more related the keywords to the domain the better.

Anyway, Keith James Lock has a great post on how to turn a simple WordPress blog into a user review and ratings site. Not sure how user reviews can help make you money? Well take his personal test site as an example…his Hotels In Windsor blog is converted into a simple and clean user review site. Real people who have stayed at the hotels leave their review and comments. By using TravelNow he then adds affiliate links for people to make reservations at those very hotels being reviewed. In some cases the same people doing the reivews may end up booking more lodging through links so not only do they help with the content but also become great leads. I mean if they took the time to write a review of previous stays, they just might come back to the site to check out other peoples reviews on other places they may stay as well as coming back to leave new reviews.

So, as you can see, it’s an excellent way to get some decent little review sites up and get your visitors to help build the reviews. I think it would work best with really targeted topics/products but you could put one of these sites up for plenty of different things…not just travel. What about a TV review site? Or maybe a video game review site? Everyone has opinons and people love making others hear their opinion lol. So take advatage of that and let them help you make some money ;).

Check out Review Site How-to post over there to get all the info and learn where to get the plugin to make it easy to turn your WordPress blog into a review site.

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