Thoughts on Amazon risk control reviews

I just posted a review yesterday, and my comment was removed today. I’m very depressed.

Basically, Amazon has a risk control period every year, where reviews are removed, buyers are blocked, etc. Once you have experienced it, you will get used to it. The so-called risk control is actually just a record of the buyer. There are many reasons for blocking and deleting reviews. When the bank raises doubts about the cardholder's consumption, Amazon will manually check and block the account. When the account has an abnormal behavior with too high order rate and review rate, the seller is usually reminded that the review is manipulated, and the buyer's account will be blocked. Even if the account is not blocked, all the reviews will be removed. (The US site will be stricter, and other sites will be relatively stable)

If you really want to find a way to operate your account that is both safe and stable while allowing you to control your own account, then you have no choice but to manage and evaluate your own account.

1. How many orders should be placed before starting the review?
This is not the point. It depends on the ratio of your natural orders to evaluation orders. Normally, buyers leave reviews at about 3%, and the store's review rate is 5-10% (also related to the daily order volume). If you use your own account to evaluate buyers, it is best to control the review rate to 20-30% (for example, this account has 6-10 orders per month and leaves 1-2 reviews. The reviews should not be too fake and simulating real people's shopping sharing can provide weight to the store and account). The store's review rate is determined by the number of orders, how many orders are placed every day, and how many reviews are left.

2. How long is the best time to leave a review?
Normally it is about one to two weeks after receiving the goods.

3. Does it mean that if I only give stars, I won't get demoted? Or is the probability of getting demoted lower if I give stars than if I leave a review?
It's not that easy to lose stars, it's much better than comments.

4. How to get comments?

When it comes to obtaining product reviews, we now maintain our own accounts, which will in turn give us a very high weight and a very high stability in leaving reviews. Once you have certain resources, you will find that you can do a lot of things, both for promotion and defense.