Product review

When to use it

Search traffic (“[product] review”) and comparison shoppers who want a balanced assessment before buying. Credibility comes from specifics and honest downsides, so supply real facts and your own experience.

Layout notes

Verdict box with your own score at the top for skimmers, then specs table, topic-by-topic sections, pros and cons, customer quotes (only real ones go live) and a closing call to action.

Section outline

1. 01MastheadPublication name or logo with topic labels and date, like a news site header.
2. 02Article headerHeadline, deck, byline and lead image for article-style pages.
3. 03VerdictReview verdict with your own score, who it suits and a call to action.
4. 04SpecificationsKey facts and specifications as a clean two-column table.
5. 05HeadingA section heading with optional kicker and supporting line.
6. 06TextParagraphs, lists and links. The workhorse of story-style pages.
7. 07HeadingA section heading with optional kicker and supporting line.
8. 08TextParagraphs, lists and links. The workhorse of story-style pages.
9. 09ImageA photo with optional caption and credit. Can link to your offer.
10. 10HeadingA section heading with optional kicker and supporting line.
11. 11TextParagraphs, lists and links. The workhorse of story-style pages.
12. 12Pros & consBalanced pros and cons, or “good fit / not for you” lists.
13. 13TestimonialsReal customer quotes you have permission to use. Examples never appear on the live page.
14. 14Call to actionHeadline, short text and a prominent button. Can appear after a delay on video pages.
15. 15DisclosureAffiliate or advertising disclosure. Place it near the top, the bottom, or both.
16. 16FooterCompany name, legal links, disclaimer and copyright.
17. 17Sticky mobile buttonA bar pinned to the bottom of phone screens after visitors start scrolling.

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