Use the Amazon Early Reviewer Program

The Amazon Early Reviewer Program allows a certain number of customers to be selected to write reviews for the products they register. This helps products with few or no reviews get some early reviews. The program only requires customers who have already purchased the product to leave a real review. It can be a one-star to five-star rating, but it needs to be a real purchase experience for the customer. In return, reviewers can get $1-$3 points from Amazon because they help potential buyers get accurate information before buying the same product.

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Use the Amazon Vine Program to Get Reviews on Pre-Release Products

Currently, the Amazon Vine Program is only open to businesses through Vendor Central and is monitored by Amazon. These reviewers, also known as Vine voices, receive free products from Amazon and are then asked to provide real reviews of the products. Although their reviews will not be compensated, they can get products for free.

Participation in Vine Conditions

In order to become a seller in the Vine program, you first need to pay a fee ranging from $2,500 to $7,500. The program limits the number of free products that businesses submit for review to between 10-100, depending on the product category. Amazon makes the selection based on the reviewer's ranking, which is determined by the overall helpfulness of all reviewers and the quantity and quality of their writing.