Once you know what your visitors are searching for, your goal is to have your site rank for that term so people can find your product pages and make the actual purchase through your site, rather than from one of the hundreds of other sites out there.
Don't worry if your domain name sounds weird at first. Imagine how strange Coca-Cola looked to the first team of marketers who promoted it. Names become familiar and meaningful after you attach value to them, so for now, don't focus too much on the sound of it.

Affiliate marketing gives you incredible flexibility to do what you want and still bring in revenue for your business. You don't have to create, produce, store, ship, or provide support for the product—you just sell it. That means you don't have set hours in which you need to be creating or promoting the product. You just choose products you like and that you think your audience will like, create the content to promote those products, and then do the actual promotion.
So, you got my points? When your blog solves problems, people are going to love it.