Amazon review acquisition: a comprehensive analysis of the pros and cons of all channels! Quickly increase the rate of natural reviews

1. The listing will be permanently removed from the shelves.

2. Immediately delete all reviews of the store and restrict comments.

3. Immediately and permanently revoke the seller’s selling privileges.

4. Withhold funds in the account.

5. Disclose the seller’s private name and other information.

6. Take legal action to hold the seller accountable.

Join Amazon's "Early Reviewer Program" to obtain valid reviews through a paid method, but the conditions that sellers need to meet are: a. Only applicable to the US site b. The number of reviews of the product is less than 5 and the unit price of the product is more than US$15

1: The time for leaving a review is too short (it is recommended to leave a review 5-7 days after the product arrives).

2: Reviews left via gift cards are easily deleted by Amazon.

3: It is not a review about the product itself, but about the content and pictures of other products.

4: For those reviews without VP, if they are highly discounted, there is a high chance that they will be deleted and will not be retained.

5. If the ID duplication is too high and one ID is used to make multiple purchases and leave multiple reviews, Amazon may delete the reviews directly.

6: Buyers purchase products by copying and pasting keywords, or directly purchase through short links or store backend links (abnormal operation);

7: Asking consumers for reviews by offering incentives is prohibited on the Amazon platform. However, whether it is fake orders or rewarded reviews, these are very risky and sellers should avoid them.

8. Write reviews for your own products. Sellers create multiple accounts and review different products on different computers. Amazon is good at detecting multiple associated accounts, so there is a risk of being detected, which will eventually lead to the deletion of seller reviews.

9: Asking buyers outside the Amazon system to write reviews. Sellers must avoid directing buyers to their own websites and not offer any incentives, such as discounts, in exchange for reviews. Both are expressly prohibited.