The 500 Lovemaking Tips (Michael Webb) sales page, captured 2026-09-23
500 Lovemaking Tips (Michael Webb) review
A long list of bedroom ideas for couples whose sex life has gone quiet or predictable.
By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.
Is it worth it?
Most people looking at this aren't in crisis. It's more that sex has quietly become something that happens occasionally, or doesn't, and neither of you wants to be the one to raise it. Maybe you tried once, it went awkwardly, and now you're browsing at 11pm hoping for something you can just try without a big conversation. That's the gap this aims at. It's a compiled list from Michael Webb, who has written romance and relationship books for years. He says he went through around 50 books and 100 magazines and kept what he rated. So what you get is hundreds of short ideas across positions, oral, games, locations, food, timing and pacing, sorted so you can skim. The real strength is that it lowers the stakes. Pointing at a numbered tip and saying "fancy trying this one" is far easier than explaining what you actually want. That alone unsticks some couples. Be clear-eyed about the page, though. The testimonials (a wife initiating every night, harder erections after seven years) are the seller's claims, not evidence. And the promises about curing premature ejaculation and harder erections are physical claims offered with nothing to back them, so treat those tips as suggestions rather than treatment. A list also can't fix resentment, exhaustion or a partner who isn't interested in trying.
Pros
- Hundreds of ideas, so something will suit you
- Easy to skim and use one thing at a time
- Gives shy couples a script for bringing things up
- One-off payment, no ongoing subscription
Cons
- Sales page never states the price or file format up front
- Makes medical-sounding claims about erections and premature ejaculation with no evidence
- Tips only, so it won't help if the problem is resentment, stress or a partner who doesn't want to try
What you get
A downloadable book of roughly 500 short, numbered tips, grouped by theme: positions, oral, foreplay, sex games, unusual locations, using food, staying intimate, safe sex, plus sections on erections, stamina and premature ejaculation. It reads as a browsable list rather than a course, so you dip in, pick something, and try it. Delivered as a file you read on a phone, tablet or laptop.
Before you buy
- Check the price and the refund window on the order page before you pay, since the sales page doesn't state either
- Confirm what actually arrives (usually an instant download link plus an emailed copy) and whether anything extra is offered after checkout
- Consider whether your partner is open to trying things, because this only works if you both engage
Who it suits
Couples who still like each other but have got stuck in a rut and want low-pressure ideas to try
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