Amazon VINE is a thing that the Amazon platform uses to suppress all external fake reviews on the one hand, and launch its own official reviews on the other.

In short, you pay $200 (170 euros in Europe) to Amazon, and Amazon helps you find buyers who are eyeing free products every day. Amazon acts as an intermediary to match your business. Amazon makes money, and the Amazon platform also leaves a good impression on buyers. Buyers get free products to comment on your products, and sellers get reviews.

For many sellers who insist on white hat and resolutely avoid black hat, Vine may be their only way to get ratings. So what is a good way to use this formal evaluation (shua) of VINE and ensure that our sellers' interests are maximized?

Use European sites to quickly get Vine

The speed of receiving and replying to reviews in Europe is faster. Sellers can send European FBA specifically for Vine reviews. VINE can be enabled in 7 European countries at the same time, 30 in one country. Sellers who need to arrange for off-site promotion of celebrity videos can contact customer service V: FLA66668888. 7 countries means 210. After the operation is completed, the international reviews will be synchronized to the US site, which can also achieve the effect of seed link.

Or you can be more radical, for example, go to Australia to get some reviews. Anyway, the risk control level of emerging and small sites will be much lower, and going there simultaneously can also allow new products in the United States to accumulate some basic reviews.

I would like to state in advance that this technology is still in the testing phase and the final results have not yet been announced. At present, it is only at the theoretical level, but the logic is reasonable and it seems safer and more practical.

Specifically, Amazon's vine program recently introduced a preferential policy. Sellers who need to join the seller communication group can contact customer service V: FLA66668888. Registering 30 products for one parent body is still 200 US dollars, but if you have less than 10 products registered under one parent body, Amazon only charges 75 US dollars. If there are only two registered products, if you write 2, Amazon will directly charge it for free.

We can use this rule to implement the 2-free-for-all-Vine-reviews policy for each parent ASIN. Create a parent, add a child to perform the VINE operation, and after completion, delete the original parent-child variation link, create a new parent, and continue to add children to perform continuous VINE operations.

Merge Vine comments with multiple links