Are you always fooled by reviews? 6 tips to identify real human reviews

How to promote new products on Amazon is a question that almost all sellers will pay attention to.

Evaluation is a method that most sellers like to use and has been proven to be effective in promoting new products. Under the premise of ensuring that the product accurately identifies consumer needs, when a new product is cold-started, evaluation combined with CPC will help the new product to be quickly recognized by Amazon's algorithm, and superimpose the recommendation weight of the new product period, which will help improve keyword rankings, improve category rankings, and accelerate the growth of listing sales.

But not all sellers can do a good job of evaluation. The main reasons are:

1. Sellers have a lot of work to do on a daily basis, so they have limited time and energy to devote to reviews.

2. Lack of evaluation channels and resources, making it difficult to conduct evaluation

It is precisely because of this that a large number of evaluation service providers have emerged in the market. However, the current product evaluation market is mixed, and the prices are also uneven. Depending on the method, it is divided into machine-brushed, self-maintained, and real-person evaluation.

Real-person reviews have high weight, high security, and are not prone to being dropped, making them the preferred review method for sellers.

However, sellers can easily fall into traps when looking for evaluation service providers. They often encounter service providers who claim that the evaluations are 100% real-person evaluations, but in fact they may be mixed with some machine-generated evaluations or even completely machine-generated evaluations.

So is there any way to tell whether a service provider is truly a real person? The answer is yes, and you can easily tell by the following small methods:

Through these methods, you can roughly determine whether it is a real-person evaluation and avoid pitfalls as much as possible.