I am launching a product in a niche with some competition, I usually dont go for full momentum launches but in this case this seems like the best way to rise to the top. I have so many friends and family ready to write me reviews after organically searching for and buying the product. How many buys and what % of them should I have write reviews? If I launch and day 1 theres 10 people writing reviews it's surely going to get blocked. 10 or 20%?
How to do amazon reviews properly?
- Thread starter AlgoScale
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Follow a funnel instead of point & shoot strategy. If 10k people search for a product, 1k visit the product page (depending on the position), 100 buy it, and 10 leave the review (that too, mostly to complain).
So, ask your friends and family to search for & visit the product page instead of buying it. CTR manipulation helps you gain some visibility. Search for keywords instead of the product itself. After warming up for a few days, start purchases but don't leave reviews. Spread the purchases over 2-3 weeks span. Instead of immediately leaving the reviews, ask them to use the product for a few days and leave the reviews.
Best option is personalized reviews either written by them or a copy writer. Strictly avoid AI. Ask them to add photos and videos. It's better if they specify features or strengths (like pricing) instead of praising the product. Let a few of them mention cons that won't hurt your sales (like a feature that's not available at that pricing).
The CTR manipulation must go on while the purchases & reviews happen. You can stop it when the organic sales pick up.
So, ask your friends and family to search for & visit the product page instead of buying it. CTR manipulation helps you gain some visibility. Search for keywords instead of the product itself. After warming up for a few days, start purchases but don't leave reviews. Spread the purchases over 2-3 weeks span. Instead of immediately leaving the reviews, ask them to use the product for a few days and leave the reviews.
Best option is personalized reviews either written by them or a copy writer. Strictly avoid AI. Ask them to add photos and videos. It's better if they specify features or strengths (like pricing) instead of praising the product. Let a few of them mention cons that won't hurt your sales (like a feature that's not available at that pricing).
The CTR manipulation must go on while the purchases & reviews happen. You can stop it when the organic sales pick up.
can the CTR manipulation be done with acts with no purchase, I can aim my phone farm at it?
- Feb 28, 2019
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Yes, you can do it even without login. It's better to search without accounts instead of same account searching for the keyword multiple times a day. You should change proxy though.
tranvanngoc442004
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Don't rely on "getting friends to buy and review" as this is very easy for the platform to detect and ban your product/account. Instead of focusing on a high percentage of reviews, concentrate on genuine traffic (ads, small KOLs, organic seeding) and keep the review rate at a natural level (~3-10% is ideal). The important thing is that reviews are diverse, including neutral ones, for sustainability.
Rikachu
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Hello, first and foremost, you cannot buy reviews or offer anything in returnma, azon has very advanced systems for detecting fake reviews, and if they catch you, they can suspend your account or even take legal action, what does work is using the official Request a Review button that amazon has in your seller dashboard., tis method is completely legal, and you can only use it once per order, within a specific timeframe after delivery, you can also include inserts in your product listings asking for reviews, but without offering gifts or discounts in return.
Another legal option is the amazon vine program, with vine, you send free units to reviewers selected by Amazon, and they publish their honest opinions, without you being able to influence what they say, the problem is that it's only available if you have a registered trademark in brand registry, and it costs money for each product you register, vine reviewers tend to be more critical than the average customer, so make sure your product is good before sending it.
Another legal option is the amazon vine program, with vine, you send free units to reviewers selected by Amazon, and they publish their honest opinions, without you being able to influence what they say, the problem is that it's only available if you have a registered trademark in brand registry, and it costs money for each product you register, vine reviewers tend to be more critical than the average customer, so make sure your product is good before sending it.