Pure white hat operation on Amazon, how to quickly get 30-50 positive reviews, how to get a high conversion rate without any reviews?

1. How to get 30-50 positive reviews without any reviews, vines, or off-site activities?

This is a problem that basically everyone who does business on Amazon will encounter. Let me tell you my own way of doing things, for reference only. The key to increasing reviews is to place more orders. No matter what method you use, as long as you place more orders, you will have more opportunities to increase reviews.

• We do not pursue profits when putting new products on the shelves, and we give enough advertisements, firstly to test the products, and secondly to try to get more orders. Because without reviews, the conversion rate will be very low, so you must be mentally prepared. The advertisements may be ugly. For example: My goal is 30 reviews. Based on the 3% review rate, you can see how many orders are needed to meet this goal. Advertising cannot stop before this number of orders is reached.

• If the focus is model A, then you can list ABC as variants and promote them together. The prices can be graded, for example, A is at a normal price, B has a 5 percentage point gross profit, and C is at a flat or low price. In this way, reviews can be shared. In theory, the more variants, the better.

• The product to be promoted is A. I will send out a batch of A or its variants half a year or even longer in advance, sell them slowly and accumulate reviews. When I want to launch product A, I will directly create a new ASIN and send it out as a variant. In this way, A will have enough reviews to support its launch. This is similar to plan 2, but the cost will be slightly lower than plan 2, so planning needs to be done in advance.

• Ask for more reviews.

• Do vertical product merging variations.
  

2. How to get a high conversion rate for a new product with no reviews?

There are many factors that affect conversion rate, such as reviews, price, whether the listing is exquisite, whether the product meets the market, etc. If a new product wants to have a good conversion rate, the listing cannot be too bad. Without reviews, even if your price is advantageous, the conversion rate will not be ideal. Conversion rate = number of orders/number of clicks. If you want to maintain your conversion rate, you can either make up for the order or control the traffic of the listing. When a new product is launched, the more traffic the better. When the conversion rate cannot keep up, you must control the traffic.