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When I started thinking that I wanted to become a top reviewer on Amazon, my ranking was like #95,460 and my goal was to be below 90,000 by the end of the year. That's because I did not know how long it would take, nor what kind of competition there is for such a thing.
I write honest reviews, try to give the good, the bad and the ugly aspects of all items, whether they are a cool pair of ear buds or a mundane item like a loofah scrubber. Reviews, and GOOD reviews are helpful to other customers.
I write honest reviews, try to give the good, the bad and the ugly aspects of all items, whether they are a cool pair of ear buds or a mundane item like a loofah scrubber. Reviews, and GOOD reviews are helpful to other customers.
To write a good review, you have to set aside your personal bias for or against an item. That comes easier with the items I've won, mostly because they are so random. I take a look at the item, at it's advertisement first. Then I look the item over and see if those aspects DO sell the item. If they don't, that is written in the review. If they do, I say how much that aspect helps me in my life.
For instance: A long loofah bath scrubber is cool, scrubs my back and has enough scrubbing power to get off dead skin, BUT.........you can also use it to scrub your feet if you are one of those people are lack the kind of flexibility to get down there and scrub the feet.
That's a bonus that I'm guessing a younger marketing employee may not be aware of. In relating the product to an aspect in your life, and being able to truly think 'out of the box' regularly, I can see aspects of a product that may not be so obvious to others. And that's the specialty that I bring to my reviews.
Now, my ranking is #56,130, Which means I have 56,130 people to beat. I can do that. .
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